Vintage Desk Pen Holder with brass Anchor Accent, Brown and Gold base, Michigan

Vintage desk desk accessory features a polished, organic-shaped base made of a stone with natural brown and tan veining. It includes a brass metal anchor ornament and a single pen socket mounted on a swivel joint. The pen holder itself is crafted from dark, polished faux wood. The piece measures approximately five inches in length. Overall, the item shows light signs of age and handling consistent with its pre-owned condition. Anchor is leaning on a polished Petoskey Stone. Coastal. Great Lakes. Nautical boating. UP. Torch Sheboygan. Traverse City.  Mid-Century Michigan Petoskey stone desk pen holder featuring a solid brass nautical anchor sculpture and a brass-and-woodgrain swivel pen funnel. Pieces like this were popular regional souvenir and executive desk accessories produced in Michigan during the 1960s–1980s. Visual & Material Characteristics  Base: Polished slab of stone (fossilized rugose coral, Hexagonaria percarinata—Michigan's state stone) showing distinct sunburst honeycomb coral patterns with a smooth lacquered/polished finish.  Motif: Cast brass fouled anchor mounted directly onto the stone face.  Pen Socket: golden ball-and-socket swivel mount with a flared wooden/faux-wood funnel designed to hold a standard desktop taper pen or ballpoint.  Dimensions: Approximately 4.5 to 5 inches long by ~2.5 inches wide (as measured against the ruler). Nautical desk accessories featuring natural stone bases (especially recognizable regional fossils like Petoskey stone...