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10045 - MONTBLANC High Artistry “A Journey on the Orient Express” Li…
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Estimate CHF 600 - CHF 700
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MONTBLANC High Artistry “A Journey on the Orient Express” Limited Edition 1883 Fountain pen in translucent blue resin, with a cap adorned with a motif inspired by the marquetry designs created by the interior designer René Prou for the interiors of the Orient Express. Handcrafted 750 solid gold nib engraved with a small bouquet of flowers, another motif borrowed from Prou’s marquetry. Personal engraving on the clip: “Evi on the road”. Weight: 32 g. Limited edition number: 406/1883. The Orient Express, which made its maiden voyage on 4 October 1883 from Gare de l’Est, remains one of the most enduring legends of luxury travel and Art Deco aesthetics. This limited edition of 1,883 pieces — echoing the year of the first journey — pays tribute to the understated elegance of the midnight-blue carriages and to the art of René Prou, a leading figure in the train’s interior design. Matching blue ink. Condition: as new; cartridge empty. Presented with original box and documents (booklet and warranty). MONTBLANC High Artistry “A Journey on the Orient Express” Limited Edition 1883 Fountain pen in translucent blue resin, with a cap adorned with a motif inspired by the marquetry designs of interior designer René Prou for the Orient Express. Handcrafted solid 18k gold nib engraved with a small floral bouquet, another design drawn from Prou’s marquetry work. Personal engraving on the clip: “Evi on the road”. Weight: 32 g. Limited edition number: 406/1883. The Orient Express, whose maiden journey departed from the Gare de l’Est on 4 October 1883, remains one of the most enduring legends of luxury travel and Art Deco design. This edition, limited to 1,883 pieces in reference to the year of its inaugural journey, pays tribute to the understated elegance of the train’s midnight-blue carriages and to the artistry of René Prou, a leading figure in the Orient Express’s interior design. Matching blue ink. Near-mint condition, empty cartridge. Presented with original box and papers (booklet and guarantee).
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About the sale Jewellery, Watches, Pens, Works of Art – General Sale
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Auction time 09/14/2026 at 5:00 PM
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