Writers Edition Johathan Swift Fountain Pen
AED 4200.0
Writers Edition Johathan Swift Fountain Pen
AED 4,200
Writers Edition Johathan Swift Fountain Pen
AED 4200.0
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Honouring Jonathan Swift, an Irish writer who is probably the foremost prose satirist in the English language. His most famous book: “Gulliver’s Travels”, published in 1726, describes Gulliver's travel to different countries, reflecting his political experiences and belittling the mannerism of the English prevalent class. The design is inspired by his masterpiece, Gulliver´s Travel and especially the episode to Lilliput and Gulliver´s capture. The cap top refers to the typical tradesman head from that period. The clip is inspired by a staircase, which the mayor of Lillput used to communicate to the giant Gulliver. From top to bottom the edition changes from a tiangular to a round shape. The rhodium-coated 18K gold nib is engraved with Gulliver Lilliput.
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Honouring Jonathan Swift, an Irish writer who is probably the foremost prose satirist in the English language. His most famous book: “Gulliver’s Travels”, published in 1726, describes Gulliver's travel to different countries, reflecting his political experiences and belittling the mannerism of the English prevalent class. The design is inspired by his masterpiece, Gulliver´s Travel and especially the episode to Lilliput and Gulliver´s capture. The cap top refers to the typical tradesman head from that period. The clip is inspired by a staircase, which the mayor of Lillput used to communicate to the giant Gulliver. From top to bottom the edition changes from a tiangular to a round shape. The rhodium-coated 18K gold nib is engraved with Gulliver Lilliput.
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