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S.T. Dupont Neo Classique President Second Empire Limited Edition Fountain Pen 2012, 241019
Introducing the S.T. Dupont Neo Classique President Second Empire Limited Edition Fountain Pen 2012, 241019—an invitation to travel back to 1872, at the height of Napoleon III’s Empire. Launched in 2012 to honor S.T. Dupont’s 140th anniversary, this remarkable fountain pen pays tribute to an era of refinement, elegance, and artistic excellence.
Expertly made in France, the Neo Classique President is a substantial pen that commands attention with its impressive size and weight. Its writing performance is exceptionally smooth—an unmistakable hallmark of S.T. Dupont’s legacy—making every stroke a luxurious experience.
Inspired by the great French furniture houses, each piece is conceived as a true architectural work. Floral marquetry and finely engraved gold patterns adorn the surface, while the richness of materials reflects the sophistication of the Second Empire style. The ornate clip, sculpted in bronze and set with eight rubies, evokes the period's ornamental artistry. The pen’s cap features the “D&D” insignia, paying homage to Lucien and André Tissot Dupont, founders of the esteemed maison.
A TRADITION OF LACQUER ARTISTRY
S.T. Dupont has mastered the Art of Lacquer since 1935—a story that began with an accidental typographical error, transforming a search for a gold-plater (“Plaqueur”) into a lacquerer (“Laqueur”). This serendipitous twist introduced the Maison to lacquer artistry, which soon became one of its defining signatures. The first Master Lacquerer, George Novossiltzeff, brought his expertise from the Art Deco world, applying ancient techniques to metal objects and laying the groundwork for a tradition that continues to this day.
S.T. Dupont has mastered the Art of Lacquer since 1935—a story that began with an accidental typographical error, transforming a search for a gold-plater (“Plaqueur”) into a lacquerer (“Laqueur”). This serendipitous twist introduced the Maison to lacquer artistry, which soon became one of its defining signatures. The first Master Lacquerer, George Novossiltzeff, brought his expertise from the Art Deco world, applying ancient techniques to metal objects and laying the groundwork for a tradition that continues to this day.
S.T. Dupont lacquers are the result of meticulous research and innovation, combining secret blends of natural resins from Japan, Taiwan, and Asia with proprietary formulations. Each lacquered piece undergoes rigorous quality control and durability tests, ensuring a finish that will last for generations. The lacquers are applied in multiple phases, with each layer drying for several days, yielding a perfectly even, ultra-shiny finish and a soft, luxurious touch.
This mastery of lacquer allows S.T. Dupont to explore an unlimited palette of colors and effects: sunburst, vivid shades, gradients, guilloche patterns beneath the lacquer, and delicate glittering finishes. Every piece is finished by hand, seamlessly combining age-old craftsmanship with modern technology to create the ultimate in luxury. Today, all S.T. Dupont lacquered products bear a signature leaf engraving, symbolizing the Maison’s expertise and attention to detail.
The S.T. Dupont Neo Classique President Second Empire Limited Edition Fountain Pen was launched in 2012 and is housed in the original presentation packaging and booklets.
With only 1,872 pieces ever crafted in France—and long since sold out—this pen presents a rare opportunity for collectors and connoisseurs to own a piece of history. Every element expresses tradition, innovation, and timeless luxury, making it a true masterpiece.
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S.T. Dupont Neo Classique President Second Empire Limited Edition Fountain Pen 2012, 241019
S.T. Dupont Neo Classique President Second Empire Limited Edition Fountain Pen 2012, 241019
Introducing the S.T. Dupont Neo Classique President Second Empire Limited Edition Fountain Pen 2012, 241019—an invitation to travel back to 1872, at the height of Napoleon III’s Empire. Launched in 2012 to honor S.T. Dupont’s 140th anniversary, this remarkable fountain pen pays tribute to an era of refinement, elegance, and artistic excellence.
Expertly made in France, the Neo Classique President is a substantial pen that commands attention with its impressive size and weight. Its writing performance is exceptionally smooth—an unmistakable hallmark of S.T. Dupont’s legacy—making every stroke a luxurious experience.
Inspired by the great French furniture houses, each piece is conceived as a true architectural work. Floral marquetry and finely engraved gold patterns adorn the surface, while the richness of materials reflects the sophistication of the Second Empire style. The ornate clip, sculpted in bronze and set with eight rubies, evokes the period's ornamental artistry. The pen’s cap features the “D&D” insignia, paying homage to Lucien and André Tissot Dupont, founders of the esteemed maison.
A TRADITION OF LACQUER ARTISTRY
S.T. Dupont has mastered the Art of Lacquer since 1935—a story that began with an accidental typographical error, transforming a search for a gold-plater (“Plaqueur”) into a lacquerer (“Laqueur”). This serendipitous twist introduced the Maison to lacquer artistry, which soon became one of its defining signatures. The first Master Lacquerer, George Novossiltzeff, brought his expertise from the Art Deco world, applying ancient techniques to metal objects and laying the groundwork for a tradition that continues to this day.
S.T. Dupont has mastered the Art of Lacquer since 1935—a story that began with an accidental typographical error, transforming a search for a gold-plater (“Plaqueur”) into a lacquerer (“Laqueur”). This serendipitous twist introduced the Maison to lacquer artistry, which soon became one of its defining signatures. The first Master Lacquerer, George Novossiltzeff, brought his expertise from the Art Deco world, applying ancient techniques to metal objects and laying the groundwork for a tradition that continues to this day.
S.T. Dupont lacquers are the result of meticulous research and innovation, combining secret blends of natural resins from Japan, Taiwan, and Asia with proprietary formulations. Each lacquered piece undergoes rigorous quality control and durability tests, ensuring a finish that will last for generations. The lacquers are applied in multiple phases, with each layer drying for several days, yielding a perfectly even, ultra-shiny finish and a soft, luxurious touch.
This mastery of lacquer allows S.T. Dupont to explore an unlimited palette of colors and effects: sunburst, vivid shades, gradients, guilloche patterns beneath the lacquer, and delicate glittering finishes. Every piece is finished by hand, seamlessly combining age-old craftsmanship with modern technology to create the ultimate in luxury. Today, all S.T. Dupont lacquered products bear a signature leaf engraving, symbolizing the Maison’s expertise and attention to detail.
The S.T. Dupont Neo Classique President Second Empire Limited Edition Fountain Pen was launched in 2012 and is housed in the original presentation packaging and booklets.
With only 1,872 pieces ever crafted in France—and long since sold out—this pen presents a rare opportunity for collectors and connoisseurs to own a piece of history. Every element expresses tradition, innovation, and timeless luxury, making it a true masterpiece.
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Introducing the S.T. Dupont Neo Classique President Second Empire Limited Edition Fountain Pen 2012, 241019—an invitation to travel back to 1872, at the height of Napoleon III’s Empire. Launched in 2012 to honor S.T. Dupont’s 140th anniversary, this remarkable fountain pen pays tribute to an era of refinement, elegance, and artistic excellence.
Expertly made in France, the Neo Classique President is a substantial pen that commands attention with its impressive size and weight. Its writing performance is exceptionally smooth—an unmistakable hallmark of S.T. Dupont’s legacy—making every stroke a luxurious experience.
Inspired by the great French furniture houses, each piece is conceived as a true architectural work. Floral marquetry and finely engraved gold patterns adorn the surface, while the richness of materials reflects the sophistication of the Second Empire style. The ornate clip, sculpted in bronze and set with eight rubies, evokes the period's ornamental artistry. The pen’s cap features the “D&D” insignia, paying homage to Lucien and André Tissot Dupont, founders of the esteemed maison.
A TRADITION OF LACQUER ARTISTRY
S.T. Dupont has mastered the Art of Lacquer since 1935—a story that began with an accidental typographical error, transforming a search for a gold-plater (“Plaqueur”) into a lacquerer (“Laqueur”). This serendipitous twist introduced the Maison to lacquer artistry, which soon became one of its defining signatures. The first Master Lacquerer, George Novossiltzeff, brought his expertise from the Art Deco world, applying ancient techniques to metal objects and laying the groundwork for a tradition that continues to this day.
S.T. Dupont has mastered the Art of Lacquer since 1935—a story that began with an accidental typographical error, transforming a search for a gold-plater (“Plaqueur”) into a lacquerer (“Laqueur”). This serendipitous twist introduced the Maison to lacquer artistry, which soon became one of its defining signatures. The first Master Lacquerer, George Novossiltzeff, brought his expertise from the Art Deco world, applying ancient techniques to metal objects and laying the groundwork for a tradition that continues to this day.
S.T. Dupont lacquers are the result of meticulous research and innovation, combining secret blends of natural resins from Japan, Taiwan, and Asia with proprietary formulations. Each lacquered piece undergoes rigorous quality control and durability tests, ensuring a finish that will last for generations. The lacquers are applied in multiple phases, with each layer drying for several days, yielding a perfectly even, ultra-shiny finish and a soft, luxurious touch.
This mastery of lacquer allows S.T. Dupont to explore an unlimited palette of colors and effects: sunburst, vivid shades, gradients, guilloche patterns beneath the lacquer, and delicate glittering finishes. Every piece is finished by hand, seamlessly combining age-old craftsmanship with modern technology to create the ultimate in luxury. Today, all S.T. Dupont lacquered products bear a signature leaf engraving, symbolizing the Maison’s expertise and attention to detail.
The S.T. Dupont Neo Classique President Second Empire Limited Edition Fountain Pen was launched in 2012 and is housed in the original presentation packaging and booklets.
With only 1,872 pieces ever crafted in France—and long since sold out—this pen presents a rare opportunity for collectors and connoisseurs to own a piece of history. Every element expresses tradition, innovation, and timeless luxury, making it a true masterpiece.
