
Montblanc Meisterstück Classique Fountain Pen
This is a classic Montblanc Meisterstück fountain pen, likely the Classique (No. 144) or LeGrand (No. 146) size model based on the proportions and screw-on cap mechanism. The pen is constructed from deep black precious resin, a hallmark material of the German manufacturer, known for its high-gloss finish and durability. It features gold-coated accents, including three distinct rings on the cap—the middle one of which is typically embossed with 'MONTBLANC MEISTERSTÜCK' and the model number. The clip is gold-plated and appears in good structural condition. The pen is equipped with a handcrafted 14K or 18K gold nib with a rhodium-plated inlay, displaying intricate scrollwork and the number '4810' representing the height of Mont Blanc. The signature white snowcap emblem is visible on the crown of the cap. Overall condition appears excellent with no visible cracks or heavy crystallization, showing only light surface micro-scratches consistent with gentle use. It is accompanied by its original blue presentation box with a white satin lining, suggesting it dates from the late 20th to early 21st century.
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Estimated Value
$350.00 - $425.00
Basic Information
Category
Luxury Writing Instruments
Appraised On
February 26, 2026
Estimated Value
$350.00 - $425.00
Item Description
This is a classic Montblanc Meisterstück fountain pen, likely the Classique (No. 144) or LeGrand (No. 146) size model based on the proportions and screw-on cap mechanism. The pen is constructed from deep black precious resin, a hallmark material of the German manufacturer, known for its high-gloss finish and durability. It features gold-coated accents, including three distinct rings on the cap—the middle one of which is typically embossed with 'MONTBLANC MEISTERSTÜCK' and the model number. The clip is gold-plated and appears in good structural condition. The pen is equipped with a handcrafted 14K or 18K gold nib with a rhodium-plated inlay, displaying intricate scrollwork and the number '4810' representing the height of Mont Blanc. The signature white snowcap emblem is visible on the crown of the cap. Overall condition appears excellent with no visible cracks or heavy crystallization, showing only light surface micro-scratches consistent with gentle use. It is accompanied by its original blue presentation box with a white satin lining, suggesting it dates from the late 20th to early 21st century.
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