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Dupont Diamonds Drops Olympio L.E. fountain pen
Original price was: 3.550,00€.2.500,00€Current price is: 2.500,00€.S T Dupont Olympio Diamond Drops XL Palladium Fountain Pen 18kt Gold Nib 481473M S.T. Dupont Prestige Collection Olympio Diamond Drops XL Fountain Pen Model# 481473M.
This luxurious pen features a hand-crafted 18k White Gold nib, 22 brilliant cut G VS quality diamonds (0.24 ct) and palladium finishes. The length of the pen with closed clip is 6″, Nib size Medium.
Comes with 6 Original S.T. Dupont cartridge refills. The elegantly tapered 18k gold XL Olympio fountain pen nib has been meticulously worked and polished for superior writing comfort. An engraved ‘D’ appears on the cap top and on the nib of the fountain pen.
This ST Dupont Olympio Diamond Drops pen is BRAND NEW, and comes in its original box with the warranty card, diamond certificate of authenticity and papers! Model # 481473M Retail Price: $3550.00 -
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. -
Parker Duofold International Special Edition Fountain Pen- Black Mosaic, 18k M
450,00€Parker Duofold International Special Edition Fountain Pen- Black Mosaic, 18k M
Parker Duofold Mosaic pens are a variant of the legendary Duofold fountain pens of the 1920s.
Duofold pens are a model that has gone down in history.
Although it follows the Duofold pattern, the particularity of the Duofold Mosaic pens lies in their color, based on strips of different colors of acrylic resin. They are inspired by the mosaics of ancient Mesopotamia and are manufactured in the factory that the brand has in England.
The Duofold Mosaic fountain pen has an acrylic resin cap like its body, with the characteristic arrowhead clip and the Duofold logo on the top.
The back end of the pen is made of black resin, as is the mouthpiece.
The nib is made of 18-carat solid gold and stands out for its softness, with only the possibility of medium.
The feeding system is by piston and cartridge.
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Parker Duofold International Special Edition roller – Blue Mosaic
325,00€Parker Duofold Mosaic roller pen blue
Parker Duofold Mosaic are a variant of the legendary Duofold of the 1920s.
Duofold roller pens are a model that has gone down in history.
Although it follows the Duofold pattern, the particularity of the Duofold Mosaic pens lies in their color, based on strips of different colors of acrylic resin. They are inspired by the mosaics of ancient Mesopotamia and are manufactured in the factory that the brand has in England.
The first Duofold Mosaic goes on sale in 2001 limited to 1,950 units, blue in color.
The Duofold Mosaic rollerpen has an acrylic resin cap like its body, with the characteristic arrowhead clip and the Duofold logo on the top.
The back end of the pen is made of black resin, as is the mouthpiece. -
Fountain Pen Parker Duofold Lucky 8 Centenial limited edition
800,00€Without a doubt, if there is a model that can be considered an icon of fountain pens throughout the 20th century, this is the Duofold model from Parker. In commemoration of his 120th anniversary, Parker launches this new version of the Duofold model under the limited edition Lucky 8, a digit that is due to the importance of the founding date of the brand, due to George Safford Parker in 1888
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Parker Duofold True Blue Limited Edition Fountain Pen
1.200,00€Parker Duofold True Blue Limited Edition Fountain Pen . This Pen Was Made In 2007
True Beauty A replica of the True Blue of the 1920’s and a composition of natural complimentary beauty, the Duofold TRUE BLUE is decorated with a freeform natural flame swirl.
The stylised curves that envelope the bold, iconic barrel conjure up images of Art Deco glass, of polished Azul stone and rippling waves on a midnight pool.
Found everywhere from porcelain to interior decorating, its timeless colour combination evokes tranquillity and vibrancy with a blend of cerulean blue and creamy white in an extraordinary and eternally contemporary design.
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Sailor Special Edition Arita Porcelain Koransha Flower fountain pen
1.950,00€Sailor Special Edition Arita Porcelain Koransha Flower Fountain Pen
The Arita Porcelain celebrates its 400th Anniversary in Japan and in honour of this memorable occasion Sailor introduces this wonderful collection. The Koransha kiln was first founded in 1689 by Matashiro Fukagawa. It was then called Eizaemon Fukagawa and was one of the very first potteries to begin porcelain production in Arita. From its very beginning the company focused on making products for overseas export. The current structure of Koransha was established in 1879 during the era of Japonisme in the West.
Koransha has painted this Sailor Limited Edition Arita Porcelain Koransha Flower Fountain Pen with a delicate feeling of Koransha in the Meiji Era.
Each Sailor Special Edition Arita Porcelain Koransha Flower Fountain Pen is fitted with a 21K nib, acknowledged as comfortable to write with. Cartridge and Converter filled and ink converter is included.
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Fountain Pen Graf Von Faber Castell Year 2005 Galuchat Olive Green
2.200,00€Small dent on one corner of the box, unnoticeable.
THE ESSENCE OF WRITING
Mysterious inner beauty and utmost practicality may have been the reason for the Samurai to cover their sword handles with stingray leather. Each and every detail of these masterly weapons expresses the desire to liberate the spirit from any deliberate effort.
“To wield a sword, ride a horse, write – do it in such a manner as if you were not wielding a sword, not riding a horse, not writing. Then you accomplish everything without resistance, yet with spirit and ease”, the legendary Samurai Yagyu Munenori said. The stingray fountain pen is perfectly suited for discovering that sense of ease.
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Graf Von Faber Castell Pen Of The Year 2010 Wood Of Walnut
2.800,00€A secret art of original aesthetics
Looking at the 2010 Special Edition, you are fascinated by the interplay of delicate engravings and elegant marbled steel parts.Until the end of the 19th century, the marbling of steel was a sign of the high quality of a weapon, given the inimitable shine it provided. For centuries, this process was passed on by word of mouth and kept a jealous secret.
Metal surfaces were steeled by using charred leather, generating shifting color hues when cooled. To date, it has been found that up to 20 parameters converge to generate this surprising visual effect, among which are the thickness of the metal, the temperature and the cooling speed.
Shifting color hues
Extensive experience in craft work can influence results, but never accurately anticipate them. Thus, no two marbled metals are completely alike.The metal surface is perfected according to an elaborate engraving process framed with 24-karat gold inlays. Today very few workshops can combine these traditional arts with the mastery required by the 2010 Special Edition.
Before tempering the steel, the pen of the year is engraved through a traditional process. The engraver hand chisels the dovetail guide into which the gold inlay is inserted for subsequent polishing. A final result that requires great skills and precision for perfection
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Graf Von Faber Castell Pen Of The Year 2009 horsehair fountain pen
2.800,00€An almost forgotten art
Making the highest quality horse hair weaving is an art that only a few master weavers have learned to master.
Few experts in Germany enjoy the status of Dorit Berger. “I always wanted to learn to spin. There is something magical about it. And the fascination has never left me ”. After thoroughly training as a master weaver, she discovered for herself the uniqueness of a material such as horse hair weft.Horse hair texture is quite a challenge. The hairs on the tail are relatively short and stiff and cannot be spun in a continuous skein. They can’t actually be braided in a conventional way.
To create the filigree design of the 2009 Special Edition, the hairs must be carefully selected for uniform color and thickness. It takes 70 individually woven hairs to get one centimeter of weft. It is an extraordinarily laborious task that goes hair by hair creating a braiding with a changing texture, light and dark, in surprising contrast to the warmth of the platinum-plated metal parts. As the nuances vary depending on the position of the piece, each horse fur fountain pen becomes a unique work of art.
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Graf Von Faber Castell Pen Of The Year 2007 pertrified wood fountain pen
2.900,00€Precious like diamond
The use of petrified wood to make the body of a fountain pen is an unusual twist on the history of magnificent woods in the Graf von Faber-Castell collection.
The Brazilian frond wood was specially selected based on its resistance for high quality carving. Unique in the way it blends hues, this striking petrified wood fuses changing shades of color. Tonalities that flow from light brown and go through anthracite gray to lead to an intense black where the veins are almost imperceptible.
The deep but understated luster of this exceptional stone creates a feeling that lasts over time.
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GRAF VON FABER CASTELL 2001 FOUNTAIN PEN 240º ANIVERSARY
3.000,00€Three diamonds adorn the cap of the new limited edition Graf von Faber-Castell fountain pen, a limited edition from 1761, representing the year the company was founded. The silhouette is larger than that of the classic Graf von Faber-Castell fountain pen model.
The fluted body is made from the wood of the Cretan olive tree, which was specially selected for this limited edition. All metal parts are made of stainless steel. The fountain pen has a two-tone 18k gold ni
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Pelikan M800 Souverän Fountain pen Blue-Black
A true classic
In 1929 Pelikan was the first company in the world to introduce the differential piston mechanism. This technique makes the shaft inside the fountain pen rotate faster than the tip or filling sleeve, thanks to two differential threads. To this day, this fountain pen is available in many different versions, and although its design and technical details have improved over time, the basic mechanism remains the same.
In 1950 the model 400 was launched. With its green striped body, it has become the global symbol of the Pelikan brand. During the 80s, the series was baptized with the name Souverän, although popularly it has also been called “Stresemann” because it was reminiscent of the secretary of state of the “Weimar Republic”, famous for his striped suits … Souverän with black and blue striped vitola were added to the product range in 1995.
Making the vitola is a painstaking task, as the cotton material – its formula was developed especially for Pelikan – must undergo many manufacturing processes to create this piece of striped material. It is bent and smooth, and its contours are diamond cut. The characteristic double rings on the back of the body and lid are then integrated into the material. This is done with the utmost precision to obtain a virtually seamless transition between materials. The instrument is then polished to a high shine before mounting the clip with a light spring and the famous stylized pelican shape.
If you like the classics, you will own a Souverän writing instrument
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The illustration above shows the size comparison between one part and another. Please refer to the table below for actual sizes.
Model Size / length in cm with cap closed Size / length in cm with cap on end Weight in grams without ink
M 800 14.1 16.4 29.3
M 600 13.3 15.4 18.0
M 400 12.5 14.6 15.3