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Mandarin Yellow Plumage LE Pen

 

The Mandarin Yellow is a new finish to compliment our Plumage Series. The Grey Plumage was featured on the cover of  the Robb Report Collection,  2009 Design Preview.  Conway Stewart has taken the original Plumage design and transformed it with vibrant shades of bright yellow, creating the perfect tribute to the spring season.

Yellow is considered as a desirable colour and is used to symbolize wisdom, joy and happiness. People of high intellect tend to favour this colour. Yellow daffodils are a symbol of unrequited love and in many countries yellow roses signifies strong feelings of pure joy, gladness, happiness and platonic friendship.

In art and collecting throughout the world, the shade of bright yellow is known as Mandarin Yellow and finds its origins in the colours used in glazing porcelain ware in China. This particular yellow is a glowing, bright shade, and has been adapted to be an extremely popular finish for fine writing instruments, enamel work, Faberge eggs, and paintings throughout the twentieth century.

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Enamel
   
 
Oliver Cromwell
Plumage
Oliver Cromwell pen

The Conway Stewart Cromwell Edition is carefully crafted from solid sterling silver. The cap and barrel have been embellished with crisp guilloche engraving in an elegant cascading brocade pattern, then covered with rich, gleaming crimson enamel.

"Nominee in the 2008
Pen World
Reader's
Choice Awards
-- Finest Tribute"
The pen that represents the most fitting tribute to a historical figure

 
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The Plumage is inspired by the past use of large ornamental feathers as quills and the French word for the fountain pen ‘plume’.

The clean sophisticated design draws the eye along both cap and barrel.The rich two-tone gray colours of the enamel provide the perfect finishing touch to this understated and sophisticated fine writing instrument.

"Featured on the cover of
Robb Report Collection,
2009 Design Preview
"

 

Elements Air
Elements Earth
Elements Air pen

The element of Air is vital to human existence, without it we would all perish.

We have selected vivid light blue and shimmering grey enamel to represent the nature of this element, and the two colours mix fluidly over the crisp guilloche engraving of the barrel.

The matching cap motif is accented in the same vivid blue enamel as the barrel.

Elements Earth pen

Earth is the base for all elements. It is a building block of stability, strength and dependable.

We have selected a combination of rich copper brown and glowing viridian green enamels to set off the guilloche engraving on our Earth Pen. These two colours subtly blend together, representing the nature of the ground bringing forth plant life.

The bright silver cap is decorated with the line and diamond pattern in matching copper brown enamel.

Elements Fire

Elements Water

Elements Fire pen

The element of Fire is creative and destructive. Fire can protect us -- keep us warm, used for cooking, and to ward off the darkness of night. Without the fire of our Sun, there would be no daylight. Fire is the element which fuels our passions.

Rich glowing Fire Red and a bright Flame Yellow enamel are layered over the deep guilloche engraving on the barrel mixing together to emphasise the gentle curves of the deep engravings on the barrel, the combination representing strength and passion as an element.

 
Elements Water pen

The Conway Stewart Elements 'Water' joins our line of Elegance series limited editions.

Rich blue enamel layered over the deep
guilloche engraving on the barrel gives emphasis and depth to the fluid waves of the barrel design, representing both the power and grace of Water as an element.

The fluid engraving pattern is offset by the crisp pattern of lines and diamonds in dark blue enamel set into the gleaming sterling silver cap
.

 


Precious Metal Overlays
Chatsworth Collection
Great Exhibition
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The Chatsworth Collection is a new overlay design commissioned for Conway Stewart by award winning artist Henry Simpole.

This is by far the most detailed and intricate filigree design to date for Conway Stewart by Simpole, and for the first time we are making the Chatsworth collection available on a canvas choice of three of our most popular resins: Classic Black, Blue Stardust, and Red Stardust.

  Great Exhibtiion pen

In keeping with the grand nature of the Great Exhibition itself, Conway Stewart has designed the Great Exhibition Pen to be an impressive addition to our line. The overlay is crafted by hand by renowned English craftsman, Henry Simpole.

This design is timeless and is reminiscent of the classic British overlay pens crafted in the early 1900s.

 


Precious Metal
Evolution
Icon
Image of Evolution

Conway Stewart has completed a three year program to develop this unique and revolutionary system that allows you to adjust the balance of your pen to suit your personal handwriting style. If you use your pen extensively this can reduce fatigue and help produce consistency.

"Winner in the 2009
Pen World
Reader's Choice Awards
-- Metal Mastery"
The pen that represents the best use of metal in design and creation.

 
Icon pen

Sleek and subtly curvaceous, our 100 Series looks fondly back to Conway Stewart's Golden Age of fountain pen production for inspiration. It is an extremely versatile pen, ideal for every occasion. Large enough to possess a commanding presence, yet not so outsized as to be unwieldy in either the hand or the pocket. The model 100 truly is the best of both worlds.

"Model 100 series voted as
Best Pen Brand Icon 2006
Pen World
Reader's
Choice Awards"

         
Gold Deco Diamond
Drake Vermeil
Gold Deco Diamond pen

The Elite series is not a status symbol, it is a personal recognition of style, class, and refinement.

Conway Stewart's solid gold pens reward on many levels. Like a bespoke tailored suit or handmade shoes, the choice of a Conway Stewart solid gold writing instrument will set you apart from the crowd in a subtle and elegant manner.

 
Drake Vermeil pen

Sir Francis Drake was born near Plymouth, England in around 1540, the home of modern day Conway Stewart, it seems only appropriate for the company to name this new design after a local legend.

The Drake Vermeil fountain pen is fashioned from a solid rod of precious metal. Guilloche engraving is used to create a gently flowing wave pattern on the cap and barrel, set off with highly polished cap top, cap band, and barrel end.

"Winner of the Stylus Annual
Icon Award, 2008"

 


Hand Painted
Hanakui Oshidori
Karyoubinga
Hanakui Oshidori pen

Mandarin Ducks are a theme frequently featured in Oriental art. A notable characteristic of this species is intense loyalty. Pairing for life, they represent conjugal affection and fidelity in eastern art. Their presence represents balance and harmony.

Each brightly painted Mandarin Duck is clasping a long stalk with flowers. Raden inlay and gold powder are carefully used to accent both the ducks and flowers. The shimmering surface of the flowing water is detailed with gleaming gold and green.

 
Karyoubinga pen

The Conway Stewart Karyoubinga brings a wonderful traditional interpretation of an important figure from Buddhism into our modern world.


"Nominee in the 2008
Pen World
Reader's Choice Awards
-- Best Maki-e Artistry"
The pen exhibiting the best
Maki-e artistry;
Maki-e encompasses a number
of lacquer-working techniques originating in Asia

Soka Monyo
Soka Monyo pen

The beauty of Maki-e depends on the craftsman’s skills: artistic design, knowledge of traditional techniques, and the ability to tell a story through the application of art.

The Soka Monyo is a wonderful symphony of art utilising abstract designs to emphasise nature’s colours

"Nominee in the 2007
Pen World Reader's Choice Awards
-- Best Maki-e"

   

 

Charles Darwin
Sir Isaac Newton
Charles Darwin pen

The BBC conducted a survey in 2002 to establish whom the general public believed to be the all time 100 Greatest Britons. Sir Winston Churchill ranked 1st place, Isambard Kindom Brunel, 2nd place, Diana Princess of Wales as 3rd place and Charles Darwin 4th place, William Shakespeare 5th place and Sir Isaac Newton at 6th Place.

Conway Stewart is proud to acknowledge the life and work of Charles Darwin through the limited production of this beautifully hand painted Darwin limited edition.

 
Sir Isaac Newton pen

The Conway Stewart Sir Isaac Newton is a fitting tribute to this greatest of English scientists, featuring an image depicting his huge impact on theoretical astronomy, defining the laws of motion and universal gravitation on the barrel, while the cap is adorned with the likeness of Newton himself, taken from the famous portrait by Godfrey Kneller in 1689.

Our renowned artist executes this artwork with painstaking care and attention to detail.

 


Precious Resin
Dandy Heritage
Duro Heritage
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For the first time, we are making available the next generation of the Dandy model. Beginning with the traditional style of the Dandy shape, the new Dandy Heritage has been artfully designed to incorporate solid sterling silver accents to both the cap and barrel.

The gleaming elegance of polished sterling silver sets off the engraved resin, providing a perfect visual counterpoint to the rich black cap and barrel, setting the Dandy Heritage apart from other fine writing instruments.

  Duro Heritage pen

The Duro Heritage Silver Trim Limited Edition is Conway Stewart’s celebration of this timeless classic.

Hand made from rich black resin, accented with intricate engraving, the Duro Heritage is a striking personal accessory.

The Duro Heritage Limited Edition commemorates the innovation of the two founders of Conway Stewart, Thomas Garner and Frank Jarvis.


Connoisseur Collection
Centenary Collectors
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The Conway Stewart Connoisseur Collection is a bold new departure for this historic British company.

For the first time we have taken a single, intricate engraving theme and applied it to five different models of fine writing instruments.The result is a brilliant cross section of Conway Stewart pens presenting the opportunity to experience the individual features of all of our currently popular models, elegantly housed in a gloss black lacquered wooden presentation display.

  Centenary Collectors pen

The series is appropriately named the Centenary Collector’s pen in celebration of the company’s 100th year.

Available in three classic and beautiful colours, the Centenary edition also sport the first stepped cap and barrel end Conway Stewart used since the early 1900s.

The cap tassie sports the engraved commemorative dates 1905 & 2005 and the distinctive Conway Stewart diamond logo is engraved on the barrel tassie.

Model 100 Casein        
         
Model 100 Icon pen

In 1905 when Conway Stewart was started, the founders, Jarvis and Garner had a single aim, to produce elegant, timelessly beautiful, yet functional writing instruments. Today one hundred years later we still hold true to these original goals.

The model 100 with cap and barrel created from seamless creamy-white ivory casein. The cap bands are hallmarked solid 18 carat gold.