Unbranded / Generic (IPG)

Geometric Art Deco Style Kit / Novelty Pen

Fountain Pen

Unbranded / Generic (IPG) Geometric Art Deco Style Kit / Novelty Pen

Filling System

Standard International Cartridge/Converter

Condition

Fair - shows notable plating wear, scuffing on metal section, and dried ink residue on nib

Estimated Value

$5 - $15 USD

Era

Modern (c. 2000s - 2020s)

Pen Specifications

Pen Type

Fountain Pen

Filling System

Standard International Cartridge/Converter

Body Material

Metal / Brass with printed resin/lacquer overlay

Trim Material

Gold-Plated Metal

Color / Pattern

Black and Gold Geometric / Lattice Art Deco pattern

Cap Type

Snap Cap (likely, based on section collar structure)

Clip Design

Not visible in image (cap missing or off-camera)

Barrel Shape

Cylindrical / Straight Taper

Nib Details

Nib Material

Gold-Plated Stainless Steel

Nib Size

Medium

Nib Type

Standard rigid nib (Iridium Point Germany)

Nib Condition

Fair - significant ink staining, gold plating flaking/rubbing off, tines appear straight

Dimensions

Size / Dimensions

Standard size (approx. 13-14 cm capped)

Weight Estimate

25-35 grams (moderate weight due to metal body construction)

Heritage & Origin

Era / Period

Modern (c. 2000s - 2020s)

Country of Origin

China (with generic German-style mass-produced nib)

Rarity

Common

Condition & Value

Overall Condition

Fair - shows notable plating wear, scuffing on metal section, and dried ink residue on nib

Filling System Condition

Unknown (internal component not visible)

Estimated Value

$5 - $15 USD

Special Features

Intricate geometric Art Deco style body pattern and ribbed metal grip transition

Ink Recommendations

Standard fountain pen inks such as Waterman, Parker Quink, or Diamine

Care Recommendations

Clean nib with warm water and soft cloth to remove dried ink; avoid harsh chemicals to prevent further wear to the plating

Interesting Facts

The 'Iridium Point Germany' (IPG) stamp is a generic mark widely used on entry-level nibs produced in China and Europe; it does not indicate the pen itself was made in Germany.

Overall Assessment

A decorative, mass-produced entry-level fountain pen featuring a geometric pattern and standard gold-plated steel IPG nib. Shows visible cosmetic wear from use and storage.

Identified on July 26, 2026