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A Victorian horn rectangular snuff box, the tortoiseshell cover inlaid with stylised flowers, 8cm wide, c.1870;  another papier mache;  a Welsh brass love spoon;  a brass spill holder, in the form of a donkey;  Sevres style boat shaped inkwell, with pen and seal holders,  decorated with peonies on a yellow and black ground, 15cm wide'  etc

Ca. 18th - 19th century AD. A group of metalwork comprising a silver Ottoman pen holder of typical form with an attached inkwell, decorated with embossed and incised motifs, featuring two silver stamps above and below, with hinged lids. Included is a Mamluk Revival brass casket with silver inlay, of coffered shape, with a lid inlaid with silver calligraphy surrounded by six calligraphic panels; three sides adorned with geometric and floral designs, and the front panel inlaid in silver with five fantastical winged animals. Also in the group is a small steel hexagonal box, decorated with applied gold floral designs on each of the six sides, equipped with two rotating handles, hinged on one side and latched on the opposite side. Completing the set is a Toledo steel cane or umbrella handle with gold inlay, featuring three lozenges with depictions of fantasy birds amidst foliage, framed by matching panels on either side and three gold bands below.two rotating handles, hinged on one side and latched on the opposite side. Iran, Timurid period. Provenance: Henri René d’Allemagne Collection. 1979. Acquired by Ahuan U.K Ltd. from M. Roderick d’Allemagne, grandson of Henri René d’Allemagne. (1836 - 1950).Toledo Steel Cane or Umbrella Handle with Gold Inlay. The handle decorated with three lozenges containing fantasy birds in foliage with matching panels to either side, with three gold stripes below. Spain, 19th Century. Size: 9.3 cm x 10 cm. Size: 50mm-240mm, 20mm-80mm; Weight: 932g Provenance: Previous property of an Islamic art professional. Previosuly acquired by Ahuan U.K. Ltd. 19 February 1981 from E. Van Vleedenburgh. Provenance: Henri René d’Allemagne Collection. 1979. Acquired by Ahuan U.K Ltd.from M. Roderick d’Allemagne, grandson of Henri René d’Allemagne (1836 - 1950).

Ca. 12th century AD. A richly decorated silvered bronze portable pen case of triangular shape comprised of two pieces: an actual case with lobed cap and integral inkwell and an external, fitting cover with openings to the upper face and an inverted teardrop finial to the bottom. Size: L:33mm / W:134mm ; 65g Provenance: Private UK collection, formed since the 1990s on the UK and International Art market.

A Late XIX Century Italian Grand Tour Canted Marble Desk Top Inkwell, of fluted circular form, inset with seven lava cameos in gilt metal mounts, the inside lid with a painted scene of Vesuvius erupting and enclosing an inkwell, pomander and pen holders, 12cm diameter.Inside rim of lid with some small chips one cameo with crack, nibbles and 2 small chips to base fluting, base with surface scratching, glass inkwell with wear and bent to edge, no chips. One inkwell is misshapen to brass edge.

A Late XIX Century Green Glass Dump Inkwell and Cover, with teardrop inclusions, 11.5cm high.Base with two chips, stopper with chip.

This elegant antique inkwell features two inserts with a center pump, beautifully embellished with gilding and hand-painted floral bouquets. Issued: Early 20th centuryDimensions: 11.5"L x 9"W x 8"HCondition: Age related wear. A few cracks and small chips.

PERSIAN LACQUERED PEN BOX, ALONG WITH A FURTHER SIMILAR BOX the Persian box painted with various figures in garden settings, also containing a brass inkwellPersian box 17.5cm long Qty: 2

An Edwardian Hallmarked Silver Ink Stand, W.H.W, Birmingham 1903, of boat form with removable hallmarked silver mounted glass inkwell, overall raised on four scroll cap feet, 14.5cm x 6.6cm.

An Edwardian Hallmarked Silver Inkwell, (makers mark rubbed), Birmingham 1906, with circular spreading base, hinged top lid and blue liner; Together With a Decorative Fountain Pen. (2)

A late 19th/early 20th century Continental bronze figural inkwell of a young boy pulling a churn, height 11.5cm, width 11.5cm, also a bronze inkwell of a figure feeding a dog in its kennel, height 9cm, width 16.5cm (2).

A group of mixed collectables including a bakelite desktop pen and inkwell set, a hallmarked silver vesta case on chain, three plated spoons, a large plated chalice, height 22.5cm, cruet, 'Jolly' money bank and a technical drawing set in wooden box (af) (11).

Collection of silver items including capstan inkwell, Chester 1911, two small silver trophies, two silver cased propelling pencils, glass claret jug with silver spout and handle, and a silver circular pill box with embossed decoration

A silver flat bottomed ships inkwell, a silver compactum and a silver scent bottle, Birmingham, 1919, Makers Mark A&J Zimmerman

A silver cigarette case with floral engravings, a small sauce spoon, a glass inkwell with silver cap and a further inkwell (4)

A Dresden porcelain inkwell, 20th century, modelled as a leaf, with a inkwell, liner and cover, 21cm wide, a another Dresden scalloped dish, 24.5cm wide, and a Herend scalloped dish, 23cm (3)Condition ReportAll in good order.

A collection of pewter, 18th century and later, comprising dishes, tankards, one engraved 'Prince of Wales Bungay', a warming dish, a cannister and an inkwell, 12.5cm high, largest 34cm diameter (11) Condition ReportKnocks and wear throughout.Please see additional images. 

A gilt and marble mounted inkwell, 11cm diameter, another inkwell, 10cm diameter, a small paperweight, mounted with a patinated bronze pig, 10.5cm, and a cast still life wall plaque, 31 x 16.5cm (4)Condition ReportWith liners - glass chipped. Pig p/w modern.Still life modern.

A collection of Herend porcelain, 20th century, comprising:a large vase, 23.8cm, on a wood stand, two egg form pots and covers, 16 and 11cm, a pierced lattice inkstand, 15cm wide, a pierced lattice basket, 19.3cm wide, and four models of animals, largest 14cm high (9)Condition ReportInkwell - over chipped. Liners intact. Other in good overall condition. No damage or restoration.

A silver plated inkwell late 19th to early 20th century, in the form of a standing eagle, hinged at the head, on a naturalistic base and stepped circular socle, 20.5cm highCondition ReportRubbing and wear to plate. Some knocks, scratches and general surface wear. Some small splits. The circular base appears misshapen, with knocks, wear and surface scratches. Small dent to tip of beak.

A silver desk stand by Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1903, with a central silver-topped glass inkwell,21.6cm wide,together with a silver christening cup,by Henry Stratford Ltd, Sheffield 1912, engraved 'B.J.H.W. 8-3-14',8.2cm highweighable 14.8ozt (2)Condition ReportCup in very good order. Inkwell mount loose but present. Minor nibbles to the edges of the glass. General knocks and wear to the stand.

An Isle of Wight glass scent bottle, together with one other and an inkwell

A brass oil lamp, inkwell and pen stand, together with assorted coloured glass

Assorted treen, including an inkwell and pen stand

A Victorian ebonised inkstand, the taper stick and brush both marked Prince Albert Safety Box Patent Vesta Lights to base, base with single drawer, 15 x  28 x 20, and another inkwell, (2). The Alastair & Sheila Brooks Collection: of Oaklands (& past owners of Ednam House Hotel), Kelso 

three pieces of Japanese cloisonné with a pair of plates and an inkwellLot (3) Japanse cloisonné met een paar borden (diameter : 24,5 cm) en een inktpot (7,5 cm hoog) prov : uit een oude Belgische collectie

antique, quite rare Japanese "Yatate" inkwell, probably from the Edo periodAntieke vrij uitzonderlijke Japans reisinktpot, zgn Yatate, allicht uit de Edo-periode - lengte : 18 cm

Edwardian walnut stationary box featuring interior letter dividers, long drawer, pen rest and glass inkwell, measures H 25cm, W 29cm, D 17cm

An early 20th century novelty spelter Elephant head inkwell - originally silver plated (plating now heavily worn), the finial in the form of a monkey playing a flute, on a circular socle, 13cm high, lacks glass liner.

A collection of Portuguese blue and white pottery - second half 20th century, painted with cockerels, other birds, flowers and butterflies amidst flowers and foliage, most pieces by Outeiro Agueda or Real-Ceramica, including a pair of candlesticks, 24.75cm high; a pair of covered vases, 16.75cm high; eleven covered boxes (the largest missing one foot); and two dishes, 10cm square (small chip and glaze frits); together with a similar French faience heart-shaped inkwell.

A French ebony, brass and Boulle inlaid desk-stand, 19th century – rectangular form, the top with central foliate capped reeded gilt-brass handle, over a single lidded compartment, two inkwell recesses (the wells missing) and two pen trays, the cavetto sides with a single drawer to the front, on turned bun feet, 31 x 26.5 cm, some brass inlay a/f.

19th century Chinese porcelain famille rose inkwell, painted with figures from the Wu Shuang Pu to include Jiao Xiao Ran and Li Bai, mounted with ormolu style gilt metal mounts, including a floral hinged cover, pierced gallery base, on three rose stem supports, L13cm x H9cm

Victorian walnut correspondence box, the sides painted to produce a figured effect, the burr front with twin sloped doors opening to reveal a compartmented interior fitted with pen tray, inkwell recesses, letter rack and removable perpetual calendar, above a hidden lower drawer opened via spring action button to interior, H32.5cm W33.5cm D26cmCondition Report: General wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches, nicks and small indentations and knocks.Split to lower section of one door, and some small losses along lower edges of both doors, visible particularly when doors are open.Canvas of perpetual calendar with some discolouration, days, dates and months move to a degree but do stick and are in need to attention.A few pin holes to back beneath hinges.

Draw opening small office Calendar and writing box with original inkwell with Artist Box and artist palette boxes.

French Bronze & Marble Table Inkwell - the lid with engine turned borders surmounted by a figure Diana the huntress, opening to a single glass lined well, raised on four recumbent stag figures mounted to a grey variegated marble quadripartite base on bronze paw feet

DESK ORNAMENTS INCLUDING: A Regency gilt and patinated inkwell, of twin end boat prow form, snake head handles, 30.5cm wide; a cold painted spelter mounted ashtray, huntsman and hound decoration, 18cm wide; a WMF inkwell in the form of a knight's helm, stamped mark, 15cm high; Asian brass and wood paperweight in the form of a reclining buddha; two modern Chinese glass snuff bottles; a gilt metal mounted small agate bowl; 19th century enamel box, turquoise ground with Bianco Sopra Bianco detailing, interior to lid with comely young woman, 8cm wide; a pair of Japanese cloisonné vases and a pair of Chinese cloisonné vases (2) Provenance: The Estate of a deceased Gentleman Condition Report: Please note the below condition report is the only one available. Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions commensurate with age and use. Minor surface wear, some pitting and marks to gilt and metalware. Bases and rims of vases have wear and marks. The inkwell has imperfections and discolouration. The smaller black and grey snuff bottle's cork has broken off. The above report is supported with additional images which can be sent via a link. Please 'Ask a Question' to request these images. For any further enquiries please contact the department directly.Condition Report Disclaimer

A silver octagonal capstan design inkwell with an outset hinged cap  A&J Zimmerman  London 1912

18th/19thC pewter artefacts: to include a range kettle with an animals head spout; and a pewter inkwell with a rotating domed cover

An Edwardian tortoiseshell inkwell, with gold-coloured metal mounts, the exterior applied with a pierced cast rim of floral tendrils in hallmarked 9ct gold, the hinged cover opens to reveal an internal removal glass liner, mounted in gold-coloured metal, with retailer's inscription "LUND, 57, CORNHILL, LONDON.", the hallmarked elements with sponsor's mark of J Batson & Son, London 1907, actual gold weigh indeterminable, height 7.5cm, diameter of base 11.1cm approx

A Jugendstil gilt brass desk stand inkwell, circa 1900, in the style of Kayserzinn, the conical inkwell with organic relief embossed panel, turned conical knopped finial, flanked by two whiplash arms attached with spherical beads, pn a sweeping bracket base with rectangular pen trough, 32cm long

A George V silver novelty inkwell, modelled in the form of a bell, the hinged cover opening to reveal a gilt interior, and fitted clear glass liner, with loaded base, actual silver weight indeterminable, A&J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1913, height 7.2cm approx

A mixed collection of pottery and porcelain, comprising a Worcester pickle leaf dish, circa 1765, 9cm wide; a new oval pattern cream jug, pattern 7, armorial vase, 11.5cm high; a Coalport cache pot and stand, painted with flowers; teapot and cover painted with flowers, 14cm high; miniature lion's head, a Continental porcelain model of a pair of boots, small green glaze piggy bank, a delft inkwell liner; a Derby pot and cover, circa 1775, painted panels of birds, unmarked, 7.5cm high; a Mason's ironstone lavender dessert saucer tureen and cover, painted in blue with flowers, together with a further Mason's ironstone open pot pourri and Mason's baluster vase and cover in the Chinese style; a landscape sucrier, lacking cover, painted by Zachariah Boreman at Williams Simms workshop on a Derby porcelain blank, a New Hall cream jug, pattern 2313, painted with birds; New Hll saucer, printed with Bruce Castle, and a small 19th century cordial glass, three Paris porcelain saucers, Paris coffee can, a Vienna saucer, Meissen coffee cup, once cancelled crossed sword marks, etc (group, two trays)(damages and repairs)

A mixed group of ceramics comprising a pair of Victorian dessert plates, centrally painted with floral arrangements within turquoise and gilt border, pattern number 8795X, 225cm diameter; a John Rose Coalport plate, profusely and finely painted with garden flowers including roses interlinked by gilt leaves and pineapples, printed Society of Arts mark, 22cm diameter three further later Coalport dessert plates, a pair of miniature Coalport baskets, cobalt and gilt exterior and full gilt interiors, 7.5cm high, a miniature Coalport 'Moonlit Owl' mug, printed marks, 3.8cm high and a Meissen floral inkwell and cover (group)Condition:Some close-packed crazing to the underside of the base of one miniature basketMeissen inkwell cover finial re-gluedJohn Rose plate with some glaze crazing to underside of base

Black Forest novelty carved wooden inkwell formed as a dog's head and front paws, height 9.5cm

Edward VII hallmarked silver inkwell formed as a castle, London 1906, maker Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, diameter 9cm, weight 168g

18th / 19thC carved treen figure of a dog, 19thC walking stick handle and a hinged boxer dog inkwell, probably olive wood, tallest 9.5cm

Victorian hallmarked silver mounted horse hoof inkwell, engraved '"Cornet" my first horse 1876-1897', Birmingham 1897, maker Thomas Hayes, length 15cm, together with a Victorian hallmarked silver butter knife

A Directoire mahogany architect's table, c.1800, French, with a leather-lined adjustable top and slides, the long frieze drawer fitted with a slide, compartment and an inkwell and pen tray, raised on tapering square legs terminating in brass sabots, loose but present, 80cm wide53cm deep74cm high

A 19th CENTURY INKWELL OR ENCRIER MODELLED AS NAPOLEONseated on a reversed chair, 'blanc de Chine' style porcelain 12.5cm high, and an unmarked enamelled porcelain figure of 'Good night', probably Minton 7.5cm high (2)

A QUANTITY OF 19th CENTURY AND LATER CERAMICS AND GLASSincluding a flower encrusted inkwell, a Carlton Ware Prince Charles ear mug, and other items

A Victorian telescope, vintage Kodak camera and a desk ink stand. The telescope constructed of brass with a leather cover and strap, L28.5cm (retracted), the Kodak folding 'Brownie' Six-20 in a brown leather case, the copper inkwell mounted on bun feet with lion head handles and containing two glass inkwells, L20.5cm

An early 20th century mahogany writing box. Containing letter racks, a pen tray, inkwell and a sliding tray, H33cm

A Silver Inkwell of Oval Capstan Form, Birmingham Hallmark (Missing Glass Liner), 10cm wide

A vintage 20th-century brass acorn-shaped inkwell, featuring two acorns sat upon an oak tree leaf, with the larger acorn opening to reveal a ceramic ink pot. Measuring approx. 6cm x 13cm x 13cm.

Three 19th century pieces of stoneware jars, comprising of a Bourne Denby stoneware salt glaze inkwell / bottle, and two treacle glazed stoneware jars. Bourne Denby inkwell with makers stamp to the bottom. Largest measuring approx. 32cm x 17cm.

A collection of 20th century metal travel pocket items. The collection to include two pocket watches, a selection of vesta cases, a travel inkwell, and a letter opener.

An early 20th century Japanese brass inkwell, in the shape of a fish mounted on a wooden base. Inkwell lid opening to the top of the fish figure, and signature to the base. Measuring approx. 9cm x 18cm x 7.5cm.

Selection of Silverware. To include; a Silver Beaker, Pair of Silver Salts, Silver Weighted Inkwell and a Pair of Silver Weighted Candlesticks The Silver Beaker is hallmarked with the Makers marks "WTB", the anchor assay mark for Birmingham, the Lion Passant for Sterling Silver and the date letter "H" for 1932.  The Beaker is engraved "A token of grateful appreciation from the Lord Mayor of Birmingham, W.J. Wiggins-Davies."  There is Initials engraved on the other side with the date 1945 underneath.  The Beaker measures approx. 3 1/2 inches in height x 3 1/2 inches across the top.  The Silver Salts, Silver Inkwell and pair of Silver Weighted Candlesticks are all hallmarked for Sterling Silver.  The Inkwell has damage and dents to it. (A/F).  Total Gross Weight of the Silver Beaker and  Pair of Silver Salts is approx. 226.4 grams. 

First World War diecast novelty inkwell in the form of a tank, marked Depose S.R, 13.5cm in overall length.

Antique novelty cricket-themed inkwell, and other cricket memorabilia (3)

A brass casing for a ship's compass with glass front and oil lamp, a pair of 19th century brass candlesticks, two brass trivets, a large pewter ale jug, a ship's bell, brass topped square glass inkwell and a pair of Beldray copper vases, factory marks to the base, 15cm high, and other itemsCONDITION REPORTS & PAYMENT DETAILSIMPORTANT *  Descriptions do not include condition reports.  Please contact us to if you require further information or images. *  Please consider shipping costs before bidding as this may affect your decision to bid *  Please familiarise yourself with our payment methods.  All payments MUST be electronic