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Conway Stewart Pens
British Luxury Pens and Fine Writing Instruments
Conway Stewart Pens are world class fine writing instruments. Expensive gift buyers and pen collectors, the world over, seek Conway Stewart fountain pens, especially limited edition pens, because of their exquisite artisanship and luxurious British character. Founded in 1905, Conway Stewart Pens are renown for craftsmanship in hallmarked 18ct solid gold and sterling silver. Conway Stewart Pens are the finest in British luxury gifts and fine writing instruments.
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Conway Stewart Elite 18ct Gold Fountain Pens
Conway Stewart Fountain Pens from the Elite gold pen range are rare and beautiful. These hallmarked 18ct solid gold fountain pens are the ultimate British luxury writing instruments. |
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Conway Stewart Limited Edition Pens
Conway Stewart Limited Editions represent the height of British Luxury pen making. The care and detail in the selection of the finest materials support an artistry and a craftsmanship that is second to none. |
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Conway Stewart Silver Duro Pens
The Conway Stewart Silver Duro Collection is inspired by one of Conway Stewart’s early British design triumphs. With a choice of classic or contemporary styling, each pen is handcrafted from solid sterling silver rod, complemented with a hand applied, delicately translucent resin veneer. |
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Conway Stewart Nelson Series Pens
In commemoration of Lord Nelson, Conway Stewart introduces a new series of luxury writing pens, the 'Nelson', The Nelson is a bold pen, with an impressive heft and balance, featuring a solid weighty barrel that is always perfectly poised, even when used without posting the cap. |
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Conway Stewart Churchill Pens
Inspired by the great British statesman, who used our pens during the war years, the Churchill is in every way an impressive pen, and not least because of its size. |
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Conway Stewart Duro Pens
First launched in 1924, the Conway Stewart Duro is a timeless classic British pen from Conway Stewart, the right size for the pocket and treasured by both the men and women who use this pen in their daily professional lives. |
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Conway Stewart 100 Series Pens
Sleek and subtly curvaceous, the One Hundred Series looks fondly back to the Art Deco movement that captured the imagination of designers a century ago. This series is offered in the traditional materials of the era, as well as modern colourful resins and in a range of captivating designs. |
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Conway Stewart Wellington Pens
In honour of Sir Arthur Wellesley, Conway Stewart commemorates the Duke of Wellington's life by offering the Wellington as a new model within our range of fine quality writing instruments. |
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Conway Stewart Pen Accessories
Conway Stewart offers 18ct gold nibs, fountain pen inks, pen refills, and leather pen holders for Conway Stewart writing instruments. |
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Conway Stewart Fountain Pens: British Luxury Gifts
Conway Stewart Luxury Pens have a distinguished history dating back to the early days of the last century. Founded in 1905, over the years, Conway Stewart has grown into a luxury brand synonymous with exquisite style and painstaking craftsmanship. It is a brand inspired by the finest creative traditions of the past. Inventive and innovative, the firm's founders set about giving Conway Stewart that unique character which sets it apart from all other pens. From the exquisitely precious Harlequin fountain pen or Floral Rose - each limited to 50 pieces - the strikingly original pens made from colorful resins, Conway Stewart Pens appeal to all who appreciate giving or receiving luxury gifts of lasting value.
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Official Gifts of the British Government and 10 Downing Street |
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Hallmarked Sterling Silver and Solid 18 Carat Gold Luxury Pens |
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100 Year Guarantee: The ultimate proof of absolute confidence |
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Distinguished Owners: Royalty, US Presidents, and Heads of State |
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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh, Prime Minister Tony Blair, Russian President Vladimir Putin, French President Jacques Chirac, Winston Churchill, President George Bush |
Since 1905 Conway Stewart has been a manufacturer of superb luxury writing instruments. Conway Stewart is the only British fountain pen maker to invest much of their production time in assembling and finishing these fine luxury pens by hand. Conway Stewart spends considerable effort into training the factory staff to produce luxury pens at the highest level of quality. All pen components for the regular lines are produced within the manufacturing process in Plymouth, UK. Conway Stewart pens are individually turned, assembled and polished.
Conway Stewart fountain pens and fine writing instruments are made with only the finest quality materials. The bands for the pen trim are made in hallmarked sterling silver and solid 18 carat gold. The 18 carat nibs are made by the world's premier nib maker to Conway Stewart's exacting requirements and specifications. In fact, Conway Stewart offers nib grades suitable for every hand, from extra fine through double broad, and three variations of the Italic 18ct gold nib.
As revealed by market research, a high quality, luxury pen is seen as an excellent gift and is suitable for all age groups. Personal writing and correspondence has been undergoing a significant renaissance with growth at over seven percent per year since 1998. A Conway Stewart pen is the perfect and practical English luxury accessory delivering a clear statement of style and of individuality, in uniquely personal way.
The Conway Stewart brand is synonymous with British heritage. It has been privileged to have its luxury products chosen as official gifts of the British government. As an example, a Conway Stewart was the chosen pen for the G8 Summit. Owners of Conway Stewart pens include the British royal family, prime ministers, and US presidents, and numerous Heads of State worldwide.
Conway Stewart creates exclusive pens for many prestigious corporate and government accounts, including 10 Downing Street, the Royal Air Force, the Red Arrows, Rolls Royce, major British Financial Institutions, Steinway & Sons, and Mensa, as well as numerous other high profile corporate accounts.
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