I LOVE GLASS ITEMS! Not sure about the drip tips but if I can keep a bit of extra $ on hand, which is not easy to do right now, I'd love to try them.
Before I had to leave the MT field & the extra income that not only helped pay more of the bills before any late fees incurred, I was able to save a bit here & there to
buy a few of these lovely Murano glass dip pens. (they don't have ink cartridges or anything in the glass or the other dip-pens I own; they are the type where you must actually dip the pen into the ink without drawing out too much into the tip or it will streak & make a mess, particularly for us south-paws; hwr, if you ever get used to writing with dip pens, I can't imagine not enjoying how much someone will love to receive a letter with calligraphy writing from the drip pen complete with melted wax on the back & a pressed seal most writers have their own special seal that anyone who receives their letters will recognize the seal & know the writer of the letter before even checking the return address; I have an antique Tibetan Lotus Blossom chop (aka seal) that I've had for some years and it's the only one I use; since it's a Lotus blossom & the manner in which it makes the impression from the seal, most I write a few times a year using my dip pens w/the wax seal & impression for the seal on the back know my letters by the seal alone. I've even had offers from various people who want to
buy the seal I own but that's one item I will never sell. In fact, I will probably leave all my drip pens, nib sets, ink (perfumed), & the stationary parchment with envelopes to match with my youngest daughter b/c she loves to write & she's really good when it comes to calligraphy though there are areas where she can use more practice until she gets it right.)
Are these drip tips made in the USA or are they Italian? I only ask b/c the few glass dip pens I have were created & sold in Italy. (Just me being curious)
Glass, esp I think on e-cigs, adds a note of elegance to them.
