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Conway Stewart has handcrafted fountain pens in England since 1905, and few British marques carry as much writing history. Winston Churchill carried a Conway Stewart through the war years — an association the brand honours directly in the Churchill, offered as a lever-fill fountain pen or companion rollerball, and the Winston, both substantial pens built to the same iconic silhouette, fitted with 18k gold nibs on the fountain pen models. The Series 100 Commander commemorates the Royal Navy officers who protected Atlantic convoys in WWII, its torpedo-shaped barrel and hand-finished silver cap rings a quiet tribute to that service. Limited to 250 pieces, the Series 58 Seamus Heaney revives the very pen the poet described receiving from his parents in "The Conway Stewart," from his final collection, Human Chain— a rare instance of a fountain pen and a Nobel laureate's verse sharing a name. At the top of the range, the Churchill Vermeil wraps the flagship shape in hand-engine-turned 23-carat gold vermeil over hallmarked sterling silver.
Each piece is handcrafted in England and available to try in-store at Laywine's in Yorkville, Toronto — Canada's home for Conway Stewart.