ROBERT: Antique Pewter/Tasmanian Fiddleback Blackwood
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The Robert Pen is simply gorgeous. Featuring a replica of a tooled leather boot on top of the clip, interlocking horseshoes around the center band for luck and sheriff stars as a nod to the sheriffs of yesteryear, the symbolism of cowboys and the Wild West is captured in this design.
As each of our pens are custom made from a range of stunning timbers, each piece is genuinely one of a kind. One of the best known and most widely used Tasmanian special timber, blackwood is produced in moderate commercial volumes and grows across a broad range of forest types. The biggest, straightest, tallest trees come from the wet forest and swamps of north west Tasmania. Blackwood timber colour ranges from a very pale honey colour through to a dark chocolate with streaks of red tinge. However, straight grain timber is not the most prized or valuable, blackwood with intense fiddleback figure being the most valuable.
Tasmanian Blackwood is very similar in its properties, colour and figure to Hawaiian Koa, Acacia koa, which is highly regarded as a wood for acoustic guitars. As Koa is becoming very difficult to legally source, Tasmanian Blackwood from managed forests is becoming a sought-after substitute and special wood in its own right. Luthiers have used highly figured Koa and now blackwood in their best instruments. We source our timber from suppliers who rescue timber from distressed trees.
The Robert Pen is simply gorgeous. Featuring a replica of a tooled leather boot on top of the clip, interlocking horseshoes around the center band for luck and sheriff stars as a nod to the sheriffs of yesteryear, the symbolism of cowboys and the Wild West is captured in this design.
As each of our pens are custom made from a range of stunning timbers, each piece is genuinely one of a kind. One of the best known and most widely used Tasmanian special timber, blackwood is produced in moderate commercial volumes and grows across a broad range of forest types. The biggest, straightest, tallest trees come from the wet forest and swamps of north west Tasmania. Blackwood timber colour ranges from a very pale honey colour through to a dark chocolate with streaks of red tinge. However, straight grain timber is not the most prized or valuable, blackwood with intense fiddleback figure being the most valuable.
Tasmanian Blackwood is very similar in its properties, colour and figure to Hawaiian Koa, Acacia koa, which is highly regarded as a wood for acoustic guitars. As Koa is becoming very difficult to legally source, Tasmanian Blackwood from managed forests is becoming a sought-after substitute and special wood in its own right. Luthiers have used highly figured Koa and now blackwood in their best instruments. We source our timber from suppliers who rescue timber from distressed trees.
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The Robert Pen is simply gorgeous. Featuring a replica of a tooled leather boot on top of the clip, interlocking horseshoes around the center band for luck and sheriff stars as a nod to the sheriffs of yesteryear, the symbolism of cowboys and the Wild West is captured in this design.
As each of our pens are custom made from a range of stunning timbers, each piece is genuinely one of a kind. One of the best known and most widely used Tasmanian special timber, blackwood is produced in moderate commercial volumes and grows across a broad range of forest types. The biggest, straightest, tallest trees come from the wet forest and swamps of north west Tasmania. Blackwood timber colour ranges from a very pale honey colour through to a dark chocolate with streaks of red tinge. However, straight grain timber is not the most prized or valuable, blackwood with intense fiddleback figure being the most valuable. Tasmanian Blackwood is very similar in its properties, colour and figure to Hawaiian Koa, Acacia koa, which is highly regarded as a wood for acoustic guitars. As Koa is becoming very difficult to legally source, Tasmanian Blackwood from managed forests is becoming a sought-after substitute and special wood in its own right. Luthiers have used highly figured Koa and now blackwood in their best instruments. We source our timber from suppliers who rescue timber from distressed trees. Encased in their own velvet pen slip, our hand crafted pieces are built to last and make individual, meaningful gifts for birthdays, anniversaries, events or that special someone. You could even consider this beautifully crafted pen for your next 'thank you' gift or as a gorgeous keepsake for special events. Make sure you check out the further gift box options in our payment section, including hard velvet, pressed metal and clear plastic display boxes. |