David Oscarson Fountain Pens
The proud and loyal fans and customers of David Oscarson fountain pens always describe it as “the Patek Philippe of pens” because the timeless pieces of David Oscarson are both classic yet new and are great masterpieces. The fountain pens that come from his collections are definitely works of great art.
Oscarson is a leader in the writing device industry and has transcended the craft from simple writing material to something that is a beauty and joy to use whose value increases, rather than decreases with time. Enthusiasts do not even think about the cost for each pen which can rack up from five hundred dollars to forty-five thousand.
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 David Oscarson Winter White Fountain Pen Medium Nib Price: $4,200.00 Time Left: 2h 28m 
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 David Oscarson Trellis Light Blue Fountain Pen Med Nib Price: $4,200.00 Time Left: 2h 31m
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 David Oscarson Robb Report Exclusive Limited Edition Fountain Pen Fine Nib Price: $4,995.00 Time Left: 23h 23m
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 David Oscarson Limited Edition Celestial Fountain Pensun And Moon Price: $4,500.00 Time Left: 6d 7h 28m
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 David Oscarson End Of Days Sapphire Blue Opaque Hard Enamel Med Fountain Pen Price: $5,400.00 Time Left: 6d 14h 51m
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 David Oscarson End Of Days Opaque Black With Opaque Hard Enamel Med Fountain Pen Price: $5,400.00 Time Left: 7d 2h 51m
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With the introduction of his first Limited Edition collection in 2000, David Oscarson used precious metals, Guilloche engraving and Hot Enamel. All seductive and has that distinct rich feel in the hand that is present in all of his collections. He also presented designs inspired by Henrik Wigstrom, the man responsible for crafting the famous Russian Imperial Easter eggs from 1903 until the time of his death in 1923.
Wigstrom was definitely Faberge’s best craftsman. He was a Finnish-born man who mastered goldsmith techniques and jewelry making. He also designed cigarette cases, frames and beautiful figurines which were made during Faberge’s golden years. He was the one who created the famous Trophy Egg or the “Egg with Love Trophies in 1907.
This creation of Wigstrom is the elemental basis of the fountain pen collection released by David Oscarson as a tribute to the master. It was called Henrik Wigstrom Trophy Collection. The collection sold so well and won Oscarson various awards.
