Hi,

Conway Stewart has released information concerning a new Limited Edition Quintet set, 'The Connoisseur'.



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 in a limited edition quintet of just 75 pieces world-wide.

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: from the flagship Churchill design to our stylish new Brunel, every model is accented with an elegant engraving pattern and matching cap bands.

All five writing instruments are elegantly housed in a gloss black lacquered wooden presentation display to showcase the Connoisseur Limited Edition.



Below is a link for images of each model and additional sales information.

http://www.mvburke.com/limitededitionsfldr/connoisseur.htm

Kind regards,

Mary Burke

These are very nice, Mary! Is the material acrylic?

I notice that the clip on the Churchill is not the usual one.
Is this a permanent change to the model, or just for this special edition?...

So, inquiring minds do want to know about the Churchill clip...

That being said, I wish I had the cash for this set! Five matched black & gold CS pens in a nice case, I would be set.

Here's to hoping that one day when I have the funds, one comes available and is in good shape!

I am curious also about the engraving theme:
Where did the idea for it come from and is there a significance to it?
It is a rather unusual chasing pattern, at least I think?

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Well spotted!

The clip on this Limited Edition Churchill is part of the beauty of the Connoisseur design, along with the matching cap bands for all five models -- Churchill, Nelson, Model 100, Brunel and Collectors Pen.

The regular edition Churchill pens will continue to have the traditional clip design. Please find below two images -- regular Churchill and the Connoisseur Churchill.




Kind regards,

Mary Burke

You named one after I.K. Brunel?

That is very nice.

Alright, I have to ask...

Any chance of that clip being available on the Churchill as a Bespoke Pen?