S.T. Dupont

Classique / Gatsby Style Rollerball Converter

Rollerball (Hybrid/Convertible)

S.T. Dupont Classique / Gatsby Style Rollerball Converter

Filling System

Cartridge/Refill (Rollerball Refill)

Condition

Good to Fair; visible surface scratches on the lacquer and oxidation on the silver cap

Estimated Value

$100 - $180 USD

Era

Late 1980s to early 1990s

Pen Specifications

Pen Type

Rollerball (Hybrid/Convertible)

Filling System

Cartridge/Refill (Rollerball Refill)

Body Material

Lacquer on Brass (Laque de Chine style)

Trim Material

Silver-Plated or Palladium

Color / Pattern

Solid Red Lacquer Barrel with Pinstripe Silver Cap

Cap Type

Snap Cap

Clip Design

Art Deco style with signature 'D' logo on the crown and vertical tension leaf

Barrel Shape

Tapered / Slim Cylindrical

Nib Details

Nib Material

N/A (Rollerball Point)

Nib Size

Medium Refill

Nib Type

Ceramic or Steel Rollerball Tip

Nib Condition

Good (Functional rollerball tip)

Dimensions

Size / Dimensions

Approximately 138mm length, 10mm diameter

Weight Estimate

35-40g (Heavy due to brass base)

Heritage & Origin

Era / Period

Late 1980s to early 1990s

Country of Origin

France

Rarity

Uncommon in this specific red/silver combination

Condition & Value

Overall Condition

Good to Fair; visible surface scratches on the lacquer and oxidation on the silver cap

Filling System Condition

Functional; requires standard Dupont rollerball refill

Estimated Value

$100 - $180 USD

Special Features

Authentic Chinese Lacquer barrel, hallmark on the cap band

Ink Recommendations

S.T. Dupont Rollerball Refills (Blue or Black)

Care Recommendations

Clean silver cap with a jewelry cloth; avoid dropping as the lacquer can chip if hit against hard surfaces

Interesting Facts

S.T. Dupont is world-renowned for their 'Laque de Chine' technique, which uses natural sap from the Rhus Vernicifera tree.

Overall Assessment

A sophisticated French-made luxury writing instrument showing signs of frequent use, typical of a professional's daily carry from the 90s.

Identified on July 18, 2026