Pen Box The Metropolitan Museum of Art

lt;br/><b>Pen Box</b><br/><br/><br/>Metal pen boxes were produced in large numbers by Muslim craftsmen and often were lavishly decorated with silver and sometimes with gold inlays. A typical shape for these objects in the medieval period in western Iran would have been oblong, with rounded ends, like the present example

Inscribed Pen Box The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Here are the facts about this pen Model :Samurai dragon ballpoint pen. Refill :Standard common Parker-type ballpoint refill. Body & cap finish :Black

Metropolitan Museum Of Art Samurai Dragon Ballpoint Pen - Mint New In Box

Pen Box The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Metropolitan Museum Fountain Pen - Tiffany Pine Bough, Blue

Metropolitan Museum Of Art Islamic Tile Ballpoint Pen - Mint, New

Pen Box The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Pen Box The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Lacquered Pen box (Qalamdan) Metropolitan museum of art

Pen Box The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Inscribed Pen Box The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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