Custom Made Pens

Custom Made Pens

Some of my pens are made to order and are available in a wide variety of wood, after all wood is forever. My pens come in a variety of types and can be modified in girth to suit the individual. Please use the contact page should you require more information.

In addition, I do have a stock of pens for sale, these as well as those illustrated below, can be viewed on the pens for sale page, which will be coming shortly.

Firstly, some of the types of woods that are available, these include American Black Walnut, African Walnut, Bubinga, a rich reddy colour. Hickory a very pale colour, with a distinctive grain, Iroko. Mopani and Rhodesian Teak from central Africa. Mahogany, Oak, Pine, Sapele and Wild Mango. Just as an afterthought, most of my pens are fashioned from scrap wood, such as Hickory which was sourced from a broken sledgehammer handle, Mango from furniture off cuts and Mahogany from old windowsills.

The Slim Line Pen Collection.

The Slimline pens are easily recognisable as they are in two parts, the top part twists to extend the roller-ball nib from the point.

These pens are available in a variety of shapes and widths to suit the individual.

Base metal works are offered in Gold, Chrome, Copper or Gun Metal. In addition, they can be fitted with an extremely wide variety of clips, as shown in the opposite column.

Newly added are slimline 'trumpet' shaped pen holders which would make wonderful gifts to go on a desk.

Within certain limitations, these pen holders can be manufactured from identical timber, most popular being Bubinga or Sapele.


Other Types of Pens and Propelling Pencils

Of course, there are alternative pens and Propelling Pencils including a range of traditional Fountain Pens.

Again, these are all made to order. Please use the 'Contact Page' for your initial enquiry.

Presentation is always paramount, we have a Gold and Chrome 'Trumpet Holders'.

These holders are suitable for all the Slimline pen range, but they would require substantially larger bases to accommodate other pens.

Alternatively, a presentation pen case.

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