MONTBLANC PATRON OF ART EDITION “Sir Henry Tate” 2006 Limited Edition 888 Fountain Pen

MONTBLANC LIMITED EDITION
PATRON OF ART EDITION 888
SIR HENRY TATE / YEAR 2006
ORIGINAL
Montblanc
MADE IN GERMANY

Limited Edition "Sir Henry Tate" launched in year 2006 in one strictly limited edition, for whose Uniqueness is guaranteed by Montblanc

MONTBLANC LIMITED EDITION
Montblanc are limited editions a tribute to the highest, masterly Craftsmanship and the finest materials. These special creations are the World of art and culture

PATRON OF ART LIMITED EDITION
Since 1992, those with particular dedication made fountain pen in spring one every year. They are strictly limited

PATRON OF ART LIMITED EDITION – CREATIONS OF PASSION
Fountain Pen Patron of Art Hommage à Sir Henry Tate Limited edition 888
The Patron of Art Edition “Sir Henry Tate”, strictly limited to 888 fountain pens, is characterized by clear, tectonic shapes. The inspirational source is the neoclassical architecture of Tate Britain, the museum financed by
Sir Henry Tate. The geometrical lines of the solid 18 K gold body and the decoration of the cap rings reflect characteristic elements in the style of the museum building. In elegant contrast, the cap and body feature red
lacquer guilloche inlays and the cap head bears a mother-of-pearl Montblanc star.

- Details -
Limited Edition 888 / Launch: 2006
Solid 18K Gold barrel and cap
Red lacquer inlays & 4 Diamonds
Mother-of-pearl Montblanc star
Writing System: Piston Fountain Pen
18K (750) solid gold nib (Medium)
Fountain Pen Patron of Art
Hommage à Sir Henry Tate
Limited edition 888

Sugar magnate Sir Henry Tate was one of the most important industrialists in the Victorian era of Great Britain and perhapes the greatest art lover and patron of his time. Through the lines of the pen’s body with the guilloché lacquer inlays and the decoration of the cap rings, the Patron of Art Edition Sir Henry Tate is reminiscent of the architecture of the London Tate Gallery.

The retractable Au 750 solid gold nib is adorned with the engraving of a sugar cane plant – the raw material which formed the springboard for the success of Sir Henry Tate as one of the greatest industrialists and art patrons of his time.

Condition: Display item with signs of storage, without Original Box

SCOPE OF DELIVERY
The object will be delivered as pictured. Manuals, papers, certificate cards, booklets and boxes are only included in the delivery if mentioned in the description or shown in the pictures. The delivery includes only the goods without any decoration.

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