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S.T.DUPONT
Since 1872, the S.T.Dupont name has been synonymous with innovation, quality, craftsmanship and functional design. It’s a historical legacy of 140 years being carried for so long that it brings an exquisite taste to their products, be it writing instruments or leather accessories or lighters. The designs are timeless with unequaled resistance. They are simple yet elegant. S.T.Dupont was the first brand to master the technique of working with Chinese lacquer. Their pens take upto 2-3 months for manufacturing and bear a unique identification number.
Place Vendome
Item Code : 9087
PLACE VENDOME: S. T. Dupont limited editions are the sumptuous results of the unique knowledge and secret science of the application of lacquer. Used to decorate large surfaces, or in cloisonn? form - the technique of creating complex and delicate motifs, Chinese lacquer gives S. T. Dupont objects an incomparably silky feel and beautiful depth. The art of goldsmiths and silversmiths have always played an important role in the creation of S. T. Duponts works, like the Place Vend?me Limited Edition. Paris, the city of light, is enriched by places for romantic strolls, literary quarters, Haussmann-style buildings, and many internationally-renowned squares. The Place Vend?me, defined by its majestic proportions and a strong sense of symmetry, as well as by its octagonal shape, is a truly unique piece of construction. To celebrate his victory at Austerlitz, Napoleon enriched the square by erecting the Vend?me Column. S. T. Dupont has been inspired by this mythical square, which today hosts France?s most prestigious jewellers, to create this new limited edition of exceptional products decorated with luxurious cornices, precious hematites and the subtle colour of grey lacquer, all set off by a brilliant palladium finish. These fine writing instruments have been modeled on the Vend?me Coloumn. Napoleon?s famous quotation ?Impossible n?est pas fran?ais.? (Nothing is impossible for the French.) is engraved on the body of the pen.Limited to 1810 spectacular writing instruments worldwide.