Very few authors in the history of literature have possessed the ability to craft dialogue and bring characters to life in such an elegant, ironic and astute manner as British author Jane Austen. Montblanc has created the Writers Edition Homage to Jane Austen to pay tribute to one of the most celebrated authors in British literature. This edition revives the Regency period, when the estates of the nobility served as the setting for grand parties held for the purpose of cultivating social relationships and forging matrimonial alliances. The fluting of a classical column adorns the elegant sandstone grey resin barrel, alongside Jane Austen’s signature. The contrasting greyish-blue cap references the type of double-collared coat typically worn by gentlemen during the Regency, such as Mr Darcy in Pride and Prejudice. Gold-plated rings on the barrel and platinum-plated details add the finishing touch to the design. The engraving of the Roman numeral XLIII on the cap ring is a reference to the chapter in the novel in which Elizabeth Bennet visits Mr Darcy’s estate for the first time. The cover of her novel Sense and Sensibility, published in 1811, declared that the work had been written “By a Lady”. This statement of authorship adorns the top of the cap of the Writers Edition Homage to Jane Austen, alongside the Montblanc emblem. The silhouette of the writing instrument recalls a wax seal. The clip is as distinctive as the cap. Shaped like a braided cord with a cord closure, it evokes a reticule (the reticule bag), a type of bag used by women in the early 19th century to carry powders, a mirror and the indispensable pocket handkerchief. The only known image of Jane Austen, showing her delicate features, is immortalised as an artistic engraving on the hand-crafted rhodium-plated 750 gold nib.
Very few authors in the history of literature have possessed the ability to craft dialogue and bring characters to life in such an elegant, ironic and astute manner as British author Jane Austen. Montblanc has created the Writers Edition Homage to Jane Austen to pay tribute to one of the most celebrated authors in British literature. This edition revives the Regency period, when the estates of the nobility served as the setting for grand parties held for the purpose of cultivating social relationships and forging matrimonial alliances. The fluting of a classical column adorns the elegant sandstone grey resin barrel, alongside Jane Austen’s signature. The contrasting greyish-blue cap references the type of double-collared coat typically worn by gentlemen during the Regency, such as Mr Darcy in Pride and Prejudice. Gold-plated rings on the barrel and platinum-plated details add the finishing touch to the design. The engraving of the Roman numeral XLIII on the cap ring is a reference to the chapter in the novel in which Elizabeth Bennet visits Mr Darcy’s estate for the first time. The cover of her novel Sense and Sensibility, published in 1811, declared that the work had been written “By a Lady”. This statement of authorship adorns the top of the cap of the Writers Edition Homage to Jane Austen, alongside the Montblanc emblem. The silhouette of the writing instrument recalls a wax seal. The clip is as distinctive as the cap. Shaped like a braided cord with a cord closure, it evokes a reticule (the reticule bag), a type of bag used by women in the early 19th century to carry powders, a mirror and the indispensable pocket handkerchief. The only known image of Jane Austen, showing her delicate features, is immortalised as an artistic engraving on the hand-crafted rhodium-plated 750 gold nib.
Very few authors in the history of literature have possessed the ability to craft dialogue and bring characters to life in such an elegant, ironic and astute manner as British author Jane Austen. Montblanc has created the Writers Edition Homage to Jane Austen to pay tribute to one of the most celebrated authors in British literature. This edition revives the Regency period, when the estates of the nobility served as the setting for grand parties held for the purpose of cultivating social relationships and forging matrimonial alliances. The fluting of a classical column adorns the elegant sandstone grey resin barrel, alongside Jane Austen’s signature. The contrasting greyish-blue cap references the type of double-collared coat typically worn by gentlemen during the Regency, such as Mr Darcy in Pride and Prejudice. Gold-plated rings on the barrel and platinum-plated details add the finishing touch to the design. The engraving of the Roman numeral XLIII on the cap ring is a reference to the chapter in the novel in which Elizabeth Bennet visits Mr Darcy’s estate for the first time. The cover of her novel Sense and Sensibility, published in 1811, declared that the work had been written “By a Lady”. This statement of authorship adorns the top of the cap of the Writers Edition Homage to Jane Austen, alongside the Montblanc emblem. The silhouette of the writing instrument recalls a wax seal. The clip is as distinctive as the cap. Shaped like a braided cord with a cord closure, it evokes a reticule (the reticule bag), a type of bag used by women in the early 19th century to carry powders, a mirror and the indispensable pocket handkerchief. The only known image of Jane Austen, showing her delicate features, is immortalised as an artistic engraving on the hand-crafted rhodium-plated 750 gold nib.
Very few authors in the history of literature have possessed the ability to craft dialogue and bring characters to life in such an elegant, ironic and astute manner as British author Jane Austen. Montblanc has created the Writers Edition Homage to Jane Austen to pay tribute to one of the most celebrated authors in British literature. This edition revives the Regency period, when the estates of the nobility served as the setting for grand parties held for the purpose of cultivating social relationships and forging matrimonial alliances. The fluting of a classical column adorns the elegant sandstone grey resin barrel, alongside Jane Austen’s signature. The contrasting greyish-blue cap references the type of double-collared coat typically worn by gentlemen during the Regency, such as Mr Darcy in Pride and Prejudice. Gold-plated rings on the barrel and platinum-plated details add the finishing touch to the design. The engraving of the Roman numeral XLIII on the cap ring is a reference to the chapter in the novel in which Elizabeth Bennet visits Mr Darcy’s estate for the first time. The cover of her novel Sense and Sensibility, published in 1811, declared that the work had been written “By a Lady”. This statement of authorship adorns the top of the cap of the Writers Edition Homage to Jane Austen, alongside the Montblanc emblem. The silhouette of the writing instrument recalls a wax seal. The clip is as distinctive as the cap. Shaped like a braided cord with a cord closure, it evokes a reticule (the reticule bag), a type of bag used by women in the early 19th century to carry powders, a mirror and the indispensable pocket handkerchief. The only known image of Jane Austen, showing her delicate features, is immortalised as an artistic engraving on the hand-crafted rhodium-plated 750 gold nib.
Very few authors in the history of literature have possessed the ability to craft dialogue and bring characters to life in such an elegant, ironic and astute manner as British author Jane Austen. Montblanc has created the Writers Edition Homage to Jane Austen to pay tribute to one of the most celebrated authors in British literature. This edition revives the Regency period, when the estates of the nobility served as the setting for grand parties held for the purpose of cultivating social relationships and forging matrimonial alliances. The fluting of a classical column adorns the elegant sandstone grey resin barrel, alongside Jane Austen’s signature. The contrasting greyish-blue cap references the type of double-collared coat typically worn by gentlemen during the Regency, such as Mr Darcy in Pride and Prejudice. Gold-plated rings on the barrel and platinum-plated details add the finishing touch to the design. The engraving of the Roman numeral XLIII on the cap ring is a reference to the chapter in the novel in which Elizabeth Bennet visits Mr Darcy’s estate for the first time. The cover of her novel Sense and Sensibility, published in 1811, declared that the work had been written “By a Lady”. This statement of authorship adorns the top of the cap of the Writers Edition Homage to Jane Austen, alongside the Montblanc emblem. The silhouette of the writing instrument recalls a wax seal. The clip is as distinctive as the cap. Shaped like a braided cord with a cord closure, it evokes a reticule (the reticule bag), a type of bag used by women in the early 19th century to carry powders, a mirror and the indispensable pocket handkerchief. The only known image of Jane Austen, showing her delicate features, is immortalised as an artistic engraving on the hand-crafted rhodium-plated 750 gold nib.
Very few authors in the history of literature have possessed the ability to craft dialogue and bring characters to life in such an elegant, ironic and astute manner as British author Jane Austen. Montblanc has created the Writers Edition Homage to Jane Austen to pay tribute to one of the most celebrated authors in British literature. This edition revives the Regency period, when the estates of the nobility served as the setting for grand parties held for the purpose of cultivating social relationships and forging matrimonial alliances. The fluting of a classical column adorns the elegant sandstone grey resin barrel, alongside Jane Austen’s signature. The contrasting greyish-blue cap references the type of double-collared coat typically worn by gentlemen during the Regency, such as Mr Darcy in Pride and Prejudice. Gold-plated rings on the barrel and platinum-plated details add the finishing touch to the design. The engraving of the Roman numeral XLIII on the cap ring is a reference to the chapter in the novel in which Elizabeth Bennet visits Mr Darcy’s estate for the first time. The cover of her novel Sense and Sensibility, published in 1811, declared that the work had been written “By a Lady”. This statement of authorship adorns the top of the cap of the Writers Edition Homage to Jane Austen, alongside the Montblanc emblem. The silhouette of the writing instrument recalls a wax seal. The clip is as distinctive as the cap. Shaped like a braided cord with a cord closure, it evokes a reticule (the reticule bag), a type of bag used by women in the early 19th century to carry powders, a mirror and the indispensable pocket handkerchief. The only known image of Jane Austen, showing her delicate features, is immortalised as an artistic engraving on the hand-crafted rhodium-plated 750 gold nib.
