The elegant, slender lines and gently flared top of the perfecta combine to produce a slim and delicate pen with a lightweight and graceful silhouette.

A very popular look, evocative of early 19th century style.

Key fact - every Victorian-patterned writing instrument has been achieved by up to 3,000 hand-chasing taps that will naturally vary according to each Silversmith. This creates a unique product whereby the pattern will slightly vary from one pencil to another.

A note about the decoration on the instrument:

Yard O Led has perfected traditional engraving methods, including engine-turning and hand-hammering, that have long been lost to many parts of the metalworking industry.

In the Birmingham workshop, a small number of dedicated craftsmen assemble and decorate every one of Yard O Led's exquisite writing instruments by hand. Some of these masters have been with the company for over fifty years, and each brings their own distinctive style, making no pen or pencil exactly like any other.

All instruments are manufactured from premium 925 Sterling silver, hand-chased with traditional Victorian designs. Each prestigious item is engraved with a unique number and stamped with a hallmark from the British Assay Office, guaranteeing the purity of the silver and authenticating each instrument as a genuine artifact of British heritage.

About the warranty:

Yard O Led writing instruments that have a serial number stamped on the pen clip are covered by a limited lifetime guarantee.  The particulars can be read on the Yard-O-Led website.

The instrument in the photos has personalization.  Your instrument will be blank.

Features:

• All sterling silver construction
• Victorian engraved finish
• Packaged in the Yard-O-Led wood gift box
• Takes 1.18mm leads
• Contains one yard of lead (12 three inch leads)
• Yard-O-Led Limited Lifetime Warranty

Dimensions: 

• 130mm long
• 8.0mm across (take note that this is a very slender size pencil - about the same as a number 2 pencil)
• Weight: 29g (a medium weight pencil)

Made in England