Carl Auböck Brass Pen Rest
US$590
Carl Auböck Brass and Leather Pen Rest
US$565
-
Carl Auböck II used leather for the crosspiece of this brass pen rest, creating a contrast in materials that's essential to its charm. The item is still being produced today from the original Auböck workshop in Vienna, with every element cut, cast and assembled by hand. Please note, as this piece is made and finished by hand, slight markings and imperfections may occur. These only add to its unique character.
Product ID: 2206806031
View more from: Carl Auböck / Pens & pencils
-
Carl Auböck II used leather for the crosspiece of this brass pen rest, creating a contrast in materials that's essential to its charm. The item is still being produced today from the original Auböck workshop in Vienna, with every element cut, cast and assembled by hand. Please note, as this piece is made and finished by hand, slight markings and imperfections may occur. These only add to its unique character.
Product ID: 2206806031
View more from: Carl Auböck / Pens & pencils
You might also like
Graf von Faber-Castell Sterling Silver Perfect Pencil
US$545
Giobagnara Harris Leather Oval Pen Holder
US$235
Atelier Fesseler Berlin Olive Wood Ballpoint Pen
US$215
Yard O Led Viceroy Standard Sterling Silver Fountain Pen
US$1,015
Giobagnara Tim Leather Pen Holder
US$148
Atelier Fesseler Paris Lemonwood Fountain Pen
US$1,120
Atelier Fesseler Berlin Oak Ballpoint Pen
US$215
More from Carl Auböck
Carl Auböck Eye Brass Bottle Stopper
US$350
Carl Auböck Anchor Brass Corkscrew and Paperweight
US$870
Carl Auböck Brass Oversized Foot
US$3,945
Carl Auböck Crown Brass Ashtray
US$440
Carl Auböck Pipe Brass Paperweight
US$320
Carl Auböck Hand Brass Bottle Opener
US$335
Carl Auböck Brass Coaster
US$385
Carl Auböck Walnut Brass Paperweight
US$192
Meet the Maker:
Carl Auböck
After years at the forefront of the Bauhaus and Wiener Werkstätte traditions, Carl IV still works in the same atelier with the original brass moulds. He has modernised the hand-worked desk sets with input from designers like Michael Anastassiades, yet the handmade ethos remains.
