Fountain Pens

Stefan Fink's fountain pens bear bird names, given that "Fink" is german for "finch". They are called Albatros (albatross), Nachtigall (nightingale), Star (starling), and Milan (red kite). Whether they appear curved, classically elegant, or strict and straight-lined, all of Stefan Fink's fountain pens share a perfectly balanced shaping. Reduced to the essence. Each piece is at the same time a writing utensil, a design object, and a gem. Their silky, hand caressing surfaces are crafted from the finest woods. Their golden nibs are especially manufactured for Fink. On the inside, a sophisticated ink flow system allows for an easy alteration between ink glass refill and ink cartridges. By the way, all of these birds can actually fly – they will not leak in the pressure variations during air travel

Albatros
Nachtigall
Star
Milan
Kiebitz
Spatz

This pen is as impressive as its namesake. With a smooth and distinct shape it inspires libertines and masterminds. Picking up this pen one has something to tell. Albatros is the best selling pen by Stefan Fink

The "Nightingale" model builds on a traditional shape. The result is a modern classic, an elegant and timeless fountain pen. The shaft adapts to every hand and can easily be led with precision. Who chooses this pen has found one's style.

The "Starling" model embodies calm concentration in its well-proportioned, straight shape. A reduced design, the cap seamlessly connected to the shaft, emphasizes the shades of the wood grain. "Star" is the most discreet among all of Stefan Fink's fountain pens

This "Red Kite" model hints at both a traditional shape and a contemporary design of a fountain pen. Its appearance is sober and graceful, while the rather slender corpus gives a sophisticated subtlety. It fires the imagination of intellectuals and artists

Fountain Pens

Albatros

Nachtigall

Star

Milan

Kiebitz

Spatz