| Patron
of the Arts |
The Patron of the Arts editions have been manufactured in two variants since 1995:
- 4,810 pieces
- 888 pieces
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Jahr/
year |
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Lalique
Set |
1991 |
-
4810 Stück
(actually does not belong to the Patron of
the Arts Edition)
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Lorenzo
de' Medici |
1992 |
-
4810 Sterling Silber
- Number of writing instruments made of solid gold: 1 (?)
- 888 = keine
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Octavian |
1993 |
-
4810 braided from sterling silver
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Louis
XIV |
1994 |
-
4810 Vermeil (gold-platedes Sterling Silber)
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The
Prince Regent |
1995 |
- 4810
Vermeil (gold-platedes Sterling Silber)
- 888 solid 18ct yellow gold;
Crown on the side of the cap contains 8 rubies and 3 diamonds
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Semiramis |
1996 |
- 4810
gold-plated
- 888 solid 18ct yellow gold; Diamond in clip
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Peter I.
Great |
1997 |
-
4810: dark green body, gold-platede Ornamente
- 888: dark green barrel, ornaments made from 18ct white gold, cap top
decorated with emeralds
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Catherine
II. the Great
|
1997 |
-
4810: burgundy-colored barrel, gold-platede Ornamente
- 888: burgundy-colored body, ornaments made of 18ct
rose gold, capnkopf
with rubies
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Alexander
the Great |
1998 |
- 4810:
dark gray marble barrel, gold-platede cap
- 888: dark green onyx barrel, cap made from 18ct yellow gold
with a
drop-shaped diamond on the clip
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Friedrich
II. the Great |
1999 |
-
4810 gold-plated
- 888 massiv 18ct white gold, rings made from platinum
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Karl the Great (Charlemagne) - Homage to Charlemagne |
2000 |
-
4810: cap and barrel made from 925 sterling silver, gold-plated hardware
- 888: cap and barrel made from white gold, tsavorites
in the clip and ring
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Marquise
de Pompadour |
2001 |
- 4810:
cap made from Meissen porcelain, gold-plated barrel
- 888: cap and body made of Meissen porcelain, clip and
rings made from 18ct yellow gold
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Andrew
Carnegie |
2002 |
- 4810:
braided from 925 sterling silver
- 888 barrel mother-of-pearl lacquer with braiding made from 18ct white gold
The following writing instruments actually do not belong to the "Patron of the Arts Edition", but are listed here for the sake of completeness. Release date was September 2002.
The Carnegie was also available in the following variants in the "Ateliers Privés Collection":
4x Carnegie Ruby-Edition (You can find photos here)
4x Carnegie Sapphire-Edition
4x Carnegie Diamond-Edition
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A
Tribute to 300 Years St. Petersburg |
2003 |
-
Set: Peter & Catherine the Great 4810
100 pieces
- Set: Peter & Catherine the Great 888
50 Stück
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Nicolaus
Copernicus |
2003 |
-
4810: rings made from 925 sterling silver, green meteorite stone
im Clip
- 888: rings made from 18ct white gold, clip and rings with yellow
Diamanten
"Ateliers Privèes Collection"
(exclusive sale in the MB Boutique on the Champs Elysees
in Paris from November 2003, writing instruments with 362 precious stones each)
- 3 x Copernicus Rubis
- 3 x Copernicus Saphirs
- 3 x Copernicus Diamants
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J.P.
Morgan |
2004 |
-
4810: barrel and fittings made from 925 sterling silver,
cap made from silver/carbon weave.
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888: barrel and fittings made from 18ct yellow gold,
cap made from gold/carbon weave.
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Pope Julyus II. |
2005 |
- 4810:
cream-colored resin with a gold-plated lattice network
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888:
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Sir
Henry Tate |
2006 |
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Humboldt |
2007 |
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