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Fountain Pen Montblanc Blue Hour Skeleton 149
11.000,00€Fountain pen Montblanc Meisterstück Blue Hour Skeleton 149.
Montblanc brings you this magnificent Meisterstuck Solitaire Blue Hour Skeleton Fountain Pen. It sought its inspiration from the blue hour, which is the magical time between day and night. It has a skeletal design presenting a modern camouflage overlay. The nib is handcrafted from solid 18k gold, plated with rhodium and engraved with hexagon shapes to portray the light refractions in urban settlements. The Piston fountain pen is complete with the brand’s star logo, made from quartz and black onyx, on the cap top. -
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PELIKAN MAKI-E FOUNTAIN PEN SEVEN TREASURES
3.900,00€LIMITED EDITION Maki-e Seven Treasures
Maki-e is the art of Japanese lacquer painting and is renowned for its beauty and artistry. The Pelikan Maki-e ”Seven Treasures“ fountain pen uses Togidashi-Taka-Maki-e that combines both Taka-Maki-e and Togidashi-Maki-e techniques.
Seven Treasures are listed in the Buddhist scriptures. The typical seven treasures are gold, silver, lapis lazuli, crystal, giant clam, coral, and agate.
The Seven Treasures are expressed on this Pelikan M1000
as auspicious omen motifs by drawing additional fortunate items such as treasure roll, treasure-house lock, and cherry blossoms. By this, the Pelikan Maki-e ”Seven Treasures“ fountain pen is a collection of symbols which are believed to bring good fortune and are often used for Japanese traditional designs. -
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Sheaffers Roaring 20´S Limited Edition Fountain pen
1.950,00€This historical edition is limited to 1108 Fountain Pens worldwide. Each instrument is individually numbered on the traditional Sheaffer wide band. Fountain Pen features the Sheaffer® Inlaid nib in 18K gold with palladium plated Point Grade: Medium.
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Montblanc Honore De Balzac Ballpoint Pen Writers Edition 2013 Sealed
750,00€Limited Edition: 13,100 Pens
Montblanc Honore De Balzac Writers Edition 2013 Ballpoint PenThe Writers Edition 2013 pays tribute to the French novelist and playwright Honoré de Balzac.
Inspired by 19th century dandyism and the elegance of Balzac, the precious resin is black. Barrel with gray lacquer and guilloché refinement. Clip with turquoise lacquer and rings covered in platinum and gold. -
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Namiki Yukari Bamboo Fountain pen maki-e new First Edition
3.500,00€This Namiki maki-e fountain pen was created by maki-e artisan Mamoru in Japan. It features the Togidashi Maki-e technique (burnished maki-e), depicting bamboo trees. The pen has an 18kt gold nib (#10), fills via cartridge/converter (a CON-70 is included), and comes packaged in a wooden box with a bottle of ink.
The Yukari Collection vividly expresses the nature of the four seasons, which the Japanese have been familiar with since ancient times, by combining designs with various techniques such as Togidashi-Taka Maki-e (Burnished-Raised Maki-e) and Raden (Mother-of-Pearl). While being a size that can be carried and used every day, it harbors Japanese beauty down to the finest detail.
As these pens are truly one-of-a-kind pieces of art, they are warrantied for life by Namiki.
Please allow us up to several extra days for shipping of this pen. Please also note we are unable to accept a return of this pen for any reason once it has been used with ink. Please thoroughly inspect and dry test the pen before use.
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Namiki Yukari size Bamboo Fountain pen maki-e new
3.500,00€The fountain pens in the Yukari collection by Namiki are delicate works of art, signed by their author, whose motif, borrowed from the symbols of Japanese tradition, has been engraved free-hand on copper-plate.
The ink is fed either by a piston converter or by a cartridge.Each of the Yukari fountain pens requires, as do the Emperors, three months and sometimes more of expert, loving and minute craftsmanship.
Such is the time that must be devoted to bringing to perfection the ornamental grace, true to the Maki-e craft, mingling polychromatic lacquers and gold dust.The Maki-e, a decorating technique patiently refined by Nipponese artists over the centuries, came to full bloom in the 14th and 15th centuries A. D., when, as it was highly sought by the aristocracy, it came to enrich the looks of the implements used in the tea ceremony.
Maki-e is part and parcel of the cultural heritage of old Japan. It involves no less than thirty some different processes, that concur in decors of utmost subtlety and unrivalled luxury.
Patiently and serenely adorned following the rules of that ancestral craft, the fountain pens in the Yukari collection sing in praise of a civilisation foregone.
Only those to whom time is irrelevant may decorate with infinitesimal paintbrush strokes, these loving birds, symbol of longevity, fruitful life, borrowed from the mythology of ancient Japan.
Total length (cap closed) : 142 mm Total length with cap posted behind the barrel : 157 mm Barrel diameter: 12 mm
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This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pagePilot Custom 823 Amber demonstrator Fountain Pen
295,00€Pilot Custom 823 Fountain Pen Nib Size M and B
amber, transparent body and capPilot Custom 823. amber The fountain pen is made of translucent amber resin.
It stands out for its curious charging system and its 14-karat gold nib the size of 15 nib.gift box with inkwell included.
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Montblanc Agatha Christie Fountain Pen Writers Edition Year 1993
1.850,00€Montblanc in 1993 launched its second limited series, this time it dedicated its limited edition to Agatha Christie.
Montblanc Agatha Christie Fountain Pen Writers Edition Year 1993.
Agatha Christie was born in England on September 15, 1890, she was made a member of the Royal Literature Society and made “Doctor Honoris Causa” by the University of Exeter. In 1971 she was awarded the title of “Lady of the British Empire” a title of nobility that was rarely granted in those days.
Montblanc in 1993 launched the second limited series of it, this time dedicating its limited edition to Agatha Christie.
The design of the fountain pen is based on the style of the 20s, it is made of noble Montblanc resin in black color, the rings and clips in sterling silver. The snake-shaped clip that screws onto the cap. The snake wants to represent the tension and intrigue of the works of Agatha Christie. The eyes of the serpent are two rubies. Agatha Christie’s signature is etched on the side of the clip. The 18 karat gold nib with a snake engraved on it.
nib F.
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Pilot Commemorative Edition Sg 2010 Youth Olympic Games Maki-e Blossoming Orchid fountain pen Yukari
2.500,00€Pilot Commemorative Edition Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games Maki-E Blossoming Orchids Fountain Pen Yukari
Pilot Commemorative Edition Sg 2010
Youth Olympic Games Maki-e Blossoming Orchids Fountain Pen The elegance and dynamism of the Singapore National Flower is expressed through the vibrant burst of Olympic colours.
Rewriting sporting history and manifesting the youthful dynamism and blossoming potential of elegant world-class athletes, Pilot Pen releases its latest Limited Commemorative Edition Pilot Blossoming Orchids Pen to usher in the inaugural Youth Olympic Games (YOG). The prized orchid – perfect, beautiful and strong – is a powerful symbol celebrating the Olympic values of ‘Excellence’, ‘Friendship’ and ‘Respect’, and embodies the true spirit of the Singapore 2010 YOG.
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Namiki Butterfly and Chrysanthemum Emperor Size Limited Edition Fountain Pen
21.000,00€Namiki Butterfly and Chrysanthemum Emperor Size Limited Edition Fountain Pen
The butterfly, depicted on our prized limited edition Maki-e pen, elegantly flapping its wings toward flowers is known as the Great Purple Emperor. The butterfly design is regarded as a symbol of regeneration and revival, an auspicious motif as the butterfly transforms itself from caterpillar to pupa to adult over its lifetime. The Great Purple Emperor’s valiantand magnificent appearance, and its stately beauty, has made it the national butterfly of Japan. In comparison to other butterfly species, it is relatively large in size, the adult male being 9 – 10 cm while the female is 11 – 12 cm, with wings fully extended. prestigious traditional handicrafts of Japan.
99 pens have been produced on a pen body of the Emperor
Technique : taka maki-e, raden
Artist Mishifumi
Gold nib 18 cts
Pump system
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Pilot- Namiki Custom Urushi Fountain Pen black
Original price was: 1.385,00€.1.200,00€Current price is: 1.200,00€.This Pilot Custom Urushi lacquered ebonite fountain pen was created by maki-e artisans (kokkokai) in Japan. It features the Roiro Urushi technique in solid black. The pen has a broad two-tone 18kt gold large #30 nib. A Con-70 converter is included, but you can also use Pilot cartridges if you prefer. It comes packaged in a gift box.
Lacquering has been used in Japan for thousands of years. The Pilot Custom Urushi is crafted from Japanese ebonite and lacquered using only pure Urushi lacquer. Like their Namiki pens, Pilot uses a lacquering technique called Roiro, which requires substantial time and skill to create a uniform and mirror-like finish. Each Custom Urushi pen is lacquered, cured, and polished three times to create a beautiful quality result.
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This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pagePilot Custom Urushi Red Fountain Pen Nib Size M
Original price was: 1.385,00€.1.200,00€Current price is: 1.200,00€.The pen fills using Pilot’s convenient cartridge-converter system, which allows for the use of either Pilot brand cartridges or any bottled fountain pen ink when using the provided converter. Even better, the converter in this case is Pilot’s high-capacity CON-70 model, which gives this pen a capacity rivaling or surpassing that of many piston-filers.
This Pilot Custom Urushi lacquered ebonite fountain pen was created by maki-e artisans (kokkokai) in Japan. It features the Roiro Urushi technique in solid red. The pen has a broad two-tone 18kt gold large #30 nib. A Con-70 converter is included, but you can also use Pilot cartridges if you prefer. It comes packaged in a gift box.
