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For a long time now , i am looking to the very nice handpainted Phoenix Fountain pens !

 

The only retailer i fond is P.W. Akkerman in the Netherlands

 

Can anyone do the story of these pens ? I am looking forward for all kind of information , prices , quality etc ...

 

 

see one example att

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I saw the Phoenix Pen line for the first time at this years DC show. They were the most beautiful work I had ever seen. They are a Russian Company and have had two of their pens nominated by Pen World for a Readers Choice Award: Dragon Theme and Art Pen categories in their February 2013 edition. Page 17 has their ad and lists only four authorized retailers P.W.Ackkerman, USA: Airline International, France: Point Plume and Belgium: Sakura Fountain Pen Gallery. Their email is: WWW.PHOENIXLACQUERART.COM and INFO@PHOENIXLACQUERART.COM/ +31 (0) 6 54 97 24 88.

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I saw the Phoenix Pen line for the first time at this years DC show. They were the most beautiful work I had ever seen. They are a Russian Company and have had two of their pens nominated by Pen World for a Readers Choice Award: Dragon Theme and Art Pen categories in their February 2013 edition. Page 17 has their ad and lists only four authorized retailers P.W.Ackkerman, USA: Airline International, France: Point Plume and Belgium: Sakura Fountain Pen Gallery. Their email is: WWW.PHOENIXLACQUERART.COM and INFO@PHOENIXLACQUERART.COM/ +31 (0) 6 54 97 24 88.

 

 

That's is a very good start ! Thx

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I saw the Phoenix Pen line for the first time at this years DC show. They were the most beautiful work I had ever seen. They are a Russian Company and have had two of their pens nominated by Pen World for a Readers Choice Award: Dragon Theme and Art Pen categories in their February 2013 edition. Page 17 has their ad and lists only four authorized retailers P.W.Ackkerman, USA: Airline International, France: Point Plume and Belgium: Sakura Fountain Pen Gallery. Their email is: WWW.PHOENIXLACQUERART.COM and INFO@PHOENIXLACQUERART.COM/ +31 (0) 6 54 97 24 88.

 

 

How in heavens name did you find a Belgium retailer ? I cannot find something about this .... and i am from Belgium :-)

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Pw Akkerman in the Hague has quite some pens on display. Phoenix has it's own gallery in Amsterdam city center. Pricing is eur 5000 and up. I'm sure when you contact them they'd be happy to answer any questions.

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In addition, the pens are now manufactured by Visconti (older models may still have been produced elsewhere) don't remember what filling mechanism they use, as it would be unlikely that I'd fill this pen if I ever bought one. I have seen quite some pens of them and I admire their pieces of art.

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Hi

 

For a long time now , i am looking to the very nice handpainted Phoenix Fountain pens !

 

The only retailer i fond is P.W. Akkerman in the Netherlands

 

Can anyone do the story of these pens ? I am looking forward for all kind of information , prices , quality etc ...

 

 

see one example att

 

If anybody is looking for the story about Phoenix Lacquer Art and the Russian Lacquer art please take a look at my (Belgian) website www.sakurafountainpengallery.com. 3 years ago I was working for a high end penshop when I met by accident some pens from Kynsey in Spain. So I went to Madrid and had a meeting with Antonio Sanchez and as soon as I saw the magnificent " El Greco" I knew I wanted to study this new pièces of art. Almost at the same time Inna Kaufman of the Phoenix Lacquer art contacted me and I decided to quit my job and start my own company. I have been studying these pens for quite some time now and I must say it is a magnificent world but also very intriguing and closed world.

 

This (bleep) from the Big Cats series and executed on a Danitrio Mikado flat top eye dropper. Today PLA is using Visconti bodies with piston filler.

Catherine Van Hove

www.sakurafountainpengallery.com

 

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