Null Two Jean Pierre Lépine pens
Tortoiseshell decoration and gold frame
In thei…

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Two Jean Pierre Lépine pens Tortoiseshell decoration and gold frame In their box

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Two Jean Pierre Lépine pens Tortoiseshell decoration and gold frame In their box

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Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

JEAN PIERRE LEPINE "CASANOVA" FOUNTAIN PEN, 1997. Black and white resin barrel with gold ornamentation. Limited edition. Exemplary 0617. Bicolor nib. M tip. Screw cap. Loading by cartridge. No box. Unused. Measurements: 15 cm. length. These unconventional high-end fountain pens have a surprising combination of colors, shapes and technical skill. Designer Jean-Pierre Lepine prides himself on the design and craftsmanship of his elegant writing instruments, which stir the imagination with their bold designs and please the hand with their high quality materials. These unconventional high-end pens have a striking combination of colors, shapes and technical skill. All Lepine pens are entirely handmade in France in small batches by expert craftsmen following traditional ancestral techniques using materials such as acrylic, rhodium, brass, aluminum, delrin, stainless steel, carbon and leather, precious metals such as silver and gold, exotic woods and precious stones. No box. Unused.

Estim. 400 - 500 EUR

JEAN PIERRE LEPINE FOUNTAIN PEN. Black and white resin barrel with gold ornamentation. Limited edition. Bicolor nib. M tip. Screw cap. Cartridge loading. No box. Unused. Measurements: 14,50 cm. length. These unconventional high-end fountain pens have an amazing combination of colors, shapes and technical skill. Designer Jean-Pierre Lepine prides himself on the design and craftsmanship of his elegant writing instruments, which stir the imagination with their bold designs and please the hand with their high quality materials. These unconventional high-end pens have a striking combination of colors, shapes and technical skill. All Lepine pens are entirely handmade in France in small batches by expert craftsmen following traditional ancestral techniques using materials such as acrylic, rhodium, brass, aluminum, delrin, stainless steel, carbon and leather, precious metals such as silver and gold, exotic woods and precious stones. No box. Unused.

Estim. 50 - 100 EUR

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Estim. 30 - 50 EUR

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