In 1905 when Conway Stewart was started, the founders, Jarvis and Garner had a single aim, to produce elegant, timelessly beautiful, yet functional writing instruments. Today one hundred years later we still hold true to these original goals.
Our writing instruments are of a traditional, classical design which continues to stand the test of time. Exceptional care and attention is given by our people who hand craft and assemble each pen in our factory in Devon, UK. The cap bands are hallmarked solid 18 carat gold. Special attention is given to our nibs to ensure a smooth wet line. They too are crafted out of 18 carat gold and available in a choice of grades to satisfy the most demanding writer.
During the 1920 to 1950s, Conway Stewart focused on producing quite a large percentage of their pen production out of Casein. The finishes were very popular and the designs gave fruit to an abundance of models offered in an array of vibrant colors and patterns which gave the perception of depth and opalescence to the finish.
We are excited to announce a new limited edition pen, produced out of this historically interesting material. The model 100 with cap and barrel created from seamless creamy-white ivory casein. This edition is limited to just 500 pieces.
The Conway Stewart White Casein was featured on the cover of Pen World magazine, April/May 2006 issue.
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Model 100 White Casein, 2007
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WES Journal edition #126, Winter 2023
Spotlight on Conway Stewart Originally published in WES Journal 126, pp 26-29, 2023
The History of Conway Stewart
The Beginning In 1905, Mr. Frank Jarvis and Mr. Tommy Garner formed Conway Stewart & Co. Limited at 13 Paternoster Row LondonEC1, next to St Paul’s Cathedral in London. Today,...
Conway Stewart 'Babbage'
Charles Babbage is popularly known as the “Father of Computing” for his pioneering work with computing machines. The use of Jacquard punch cards, chains and subassemblies, and the logical structure...
Conway Stewart Evergreen Sterling Silver Duro Special Edition
SOLD OUT! Retail List Price Fountain Pen or Roller Ball — £599 $970 €630 Welcome to our February 2010 Special Edition — the Conway Stewart Evergreen. Based on our popular Sterling Silver Duro model,...
The Balmoral
Following the success of our Windsor, which was inspired by the ornate decoration gracing the creations of English gunsmiths, Conway Stewart is pleased to announce the second in this prestigious...
Conway Stewart Cavendish Edition
Conway Stewart is proud to announce our new model in English hallmarked solid sterling silver, the Cavendish. A bold stylish design that brings together a traditional shape with a crisp...
Conway Stewart 'Elizabeth Garrett Anderson' Limited Edition
Elizabeth Garrett Anderson is regarded as England’s first female doctor; a pioneer in educating women in medicine; a strong supporter of women’s suffrage and opportunities in higher education, as well...
The Wellington Series
Arthur Wesley was born in Dublin in 1769. In 1798, his aristocratic Anglo-Irish family changed their name to Wellesley. In honour of Sir Arthur Wellesley, Conway Stewart commemorates the Duke...
Professional Series - Doctor's & Lawyer's Edition
The new Conway Stewart Professional Series is designed to reflect the dedication and life’s work of individual professional fields. These striking new designs are crafted of gleaming black resin and...
Kipling 'IF' Special Edition
The new Special Edition from Conway Stewart is inspired by one of the most important literary figures in English history. At first glance this pen looks like it has a...
Conway Stewart Belliver Series
The new Belliver model from Conway Stewart is a return to the finest traditions of CS heritage, rooted in attention to detail, a perfect size and weight, as well as...
Conway Stewart Montague and Capulet Series II
The 2013 Montague and Capulet series from Conway Stewart celebrates the principal characters of Shakespeare’s eternal classic Romeo and Juliet, bringing a graceful and elegant slim design to life in...
Excalibur Limited Edition
Conway Stewart is pleased to announce the latest new colour on the popular Churchill model — Excalibur with hallmarked solid sterling silver trim. The Churchill Excalibur hand made resin consists of a...
Conway Stewart Edwardian Limited Edition
Conway Stewart is proud to present our new limited edition sterling silver series, ‘The Edwardian’. Based on our popular Belgravia model, the Edwardian is completely crafted from solid sterling silver...
Conway Stewart Gatsby Limited Edition
“Nominee in the 2014 Pen World Reader’s Choice Awards — Best Cultural or Historical Theme” During the classic era of the 1920s, a fine fountain pen was considered not just a luxury,...
60th Anniversary 100 Series Special Edition - Pistachio
60th Anniversary Celebration! The 100 Series was first launched in 1954 and was quick to become one of the most popular Oversize pens ever made by Conway Stewart. In celebration...
Marlborough Vintage Limited Edition Pens
The Conway Stewart Marlborough Vintage Limited Edition is a distinguished new design, that is inspired by the classic styling of our vintage models and created with our present day manufacturing...
Jaguar Limited Edition
The Conway Stewart Jaguar is a new finish to compliment our sold out Elegance Aztec limited edition. Each pen from the Elegance range has a unique design and is produced...
Conway Stewart Collectors Club - Celebration Pen & Book Special
Offered only to members of our Collectors Club, Conway Stewart is making available the Celebration pens accompanied by a hardback copy of the new book, Fountain Pens for the Million — The...
Conway Stewart Collectors Club - Churchill Carbon Fibre
Conway Stewart is making available exclusively to members of the Collectors Club our award-winning Churchill model with hand wrapped Carbon Fibre overlay covering the cap and barrel. Each pen is...
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