Montblanc Patron of Art Henry E. Steinway Limited Edition 4810

Piano maker Heinrich Engelhard Steinweg, more popularly known as Henry E. Steinway built his first piano in his kitchen in Germany. Years after immigrating to the United States, he opened his first workshop in Manhattan, and from then on, instruments branded with his name became synonymous with quality and craftsmanship, played by some of the most respected composers and musicians, such as Sergei Rachmaninoff and John Lennon.To this day, Steinway pianos are held in very high regard: making one grand piano takes an average of 11 months, as each step is guided by human hands, from picking the best wood to voicing each hammer. 

In honor of his contribution to music, Montblanc released the Patron of Art Henry E. Steinway Limited Edition 4810 fountain. Taking cue from the popular design of the brand’s grand piano, it features a gold clip resembling the company’s patented capstan screw and a gold-plated cap mimicking the instrument’s frame. "Steinway & Sons" is engraved on the cone ring, and a portrait of Henry E. Steinway decorates its 18-karat gold nib. 

We have for sale a used Montblanc Patron of Art Henry E. Steinway Limited Edition 4810. It comes complete with its boxes, papers, and other inclusions.