David Oscarson
Best of the Best: 3 Pens That Made Their Mark
These writing instruments are the boldest and most meticulously crafted we saw all year.

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6 of the Year’s Most Sensational Pens
Six gifted pen designers have showcased their creativity and craftsmanship with some of the most stunning pens of 2017.
8 Luxurious Gifts for the Overworked Exec
It’s time to destress from those daily deadlines and jump into the holiday spirit.
4 Inspired Fountain Pens with the Write Stuff
These new pens from Montegrappa, David Oscarson, Montblanc, and Graff von Faber-Castell explore a range of diverse themes.
A $5,900 Imperial Pen Fit for a Tsar
David Oscarson’s newest pen collection honors the centenary of the Romanov abdication.
David Oscarson Keeps it Koi with His Newest Pen Collection
The colorful statement pens are decorated using Oscarson’s trademark mastery of guilloche enameling.
Think Flinqué Enamel Is a Decorative Art of the Past? Think Again
In watches and pens, artisans are reviving the engraving-and-enamel technique Fabergé made famous…
David Oscarson’s Newest Pen Honors the Pioneer of Penicillin
The limited-edition pen pays tribute to Alexander Fleming and to the entire medical community…
Best of the Best 2012: Pens: Enamel: David Oscarson Harlequin
David Oscarson, the irreverent St. Louis pen maker, is known to produce designs based on themes such as the Mayan apocalypse. But his most successful creation was Pierrot and Pierrette, a 2005 release of his and her pens that celebrated the romance of the eponymous couple. Late last year, he followed it up with Harlequin, […]