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A Victorian novelty inkwell, in the form of a cricket ball, 7 cm diameter

A brass lantern clock, 12 cm high, with a battery movement, a Chinese style desk set, comprising of an inkwell, letter rack, and pen stand, a bronze figure, 9 cm high, and three silhouettes (qty)

A silver capstan inkwell, three trophy cups, on bases, a novelty glass pepper, with a silver mount and matching mustard pot and assorted other items (qty)

A cut glass inkwell, with silver mounts, and four others (5)

Collection of bisque fired white stoneware desk top objects consisting of five books, an inkwell and quill, magnifying glass and candlestick, unmarked (9) From the collection of the late Maurice Costley Condition ReportCandlestick cracked and broken through stem, in two.  Chipping to feathered quill, the end of the quill is cracked off and detached.  The open book with two loose pages (detached but present). The majority of the other books with some minor chipping to edges. 

A group of glass paperweights, comprising three Perthshire examples, to include an inkwell, a bouquet paperweight and a cased and cut paperweight, a John Deacons paperweight, with a single flower on a swirled ground, a Lundberg Studios paperweight decorated with daffodils, a facet cut garland paperweight, possibly by Ysart, a snake paperweight, possibly by Ysart, a French sulfide paperweight, and a St Louis paperweight, set with George Washington on horseback, complete with signature cane, largest 14.7cm high (9)Provenance: The property of the late Baron John Mauger Langin Condition ReportNibbles to the bottom edge of the inkwell stopper peg.

William Moorcroft (1872-1945), a 'Pansy' inkwell, for Moorcroft Pottery, glazed earthenware, impressed 'Moorcroft, Burslem, 112Y', 5.7cm high, and a 'Pansy' vase, for Moorcroft Pottery, glazed earthenware, impressed 'Moorcroft, Burslem, M82', with green painted initials, 8cm high (2) Condition ReportInkwell - cover restored, evidence of touch up/restoration to the base collar, glaze flaw to foot rim.Vase - very fine and small hairline to rim.

A CARVED ROCK CRYSTAL INKWELL Northern India, second half 19th centuryOf elongated oval shape, resting on a flat base fitted with a Western copper gilt mount, with everted rim, carved on the exterior and base with chequered gridwork, 2.5cm x 6cm x 4cm. *Accompanied by a verbal report (ref. 5784-3495) by the GCS Gem Lab confirming the material is quartz / rock crystal. 2.5cm x 6cm x 4cm Qty: 1

1960's conical smoked glass lampshade with abstract line decorations together with a brass inkwell, a silver plated teapot and a pair of iron wall hooks

ATTRIBUTED TO THE WORKSHOP OF SEVERO CALZETTA DA RAVENNA (active c.1496-c.1543) AN ITALIAN BRONZE FIGURAL INKWELL circa 1500, probably Padua, with three cherubs supporting a shell-shaped bowl on figured dolphin supports, the triangular base with moulded frieze on lions paw feet, 19cm high x 23cm wideProvenance: The Schubert Antichita Gallery, Milan, The Giorgio Corsi Collection, Italy, A private collection, Italy.Note: A comparison, with similar base and feet, can be seen in 'Atlas Supporting the Globe of Heaven', at the Frick Collection, 1915.2.24. The shell-shaped bowl utilised again in the figure of a Sea Monster, in the Metropolitan Museum, 25.142.7.

An Irish pewter cube standish/inkwell, circa 1770, the top centred by an inkwell above two small drawers, 8cm wide, 8cm deep, 7.5cm high

A large Victorian maple stationery box, the interior fitted for envelopes, cash, letters and address books, inkwell, writing slope etc., the top with applied gilt metal monogram, the sides with carry handles, 43cm wide, 25cm deep, 31cm high

A Victorian double cranberry glass scent bottle, with metal repousse screw on lids, (one lid missing), 11cm long, an S. Mordan & Co. amber glass scent bottle, two other clear glass scent bottles, one with a silver mount and a Sevres inkwell (5)

A group of five Art Deco porcelain items, c.1930, comprising:a Robj inkwell, formed as a plinth with three steps, the cover as a nude figure, printed mark 'Robj Paris Made in France',11cm wide13cm deep12.8cm high, andfour German porcelain boxes and covers,the first formed as a lady in a yellow dress, holding playing cards with a cat at her feet, 22.5cm high,the second modelled as a seated lady holding a fan, 10.3cm wide,the third modelled as a seated lady with a tennis racket, 16cm high, andthe fourth modelled as a seated lady with a conical hat, 14.5cm high (5)Condition ReportRobj) Small nibbles to the edge of the foot rim.Card player) Very small flat chip to the upper edge of the base where the lids sits.Conical hat) Small nibble to the top of the hat.General) All with wear, slight losses, and rubbing to the gilding and enamelling throughout.

A double bonbon dish with covers and traySèvres soft paste porcelainGilt and polychrome decoration of flower garlandsMarked double Ls to underside, mark for Vincent Taillandeier (1736-1790) and other incised marksAdapted to inkwell with yellow metal and glass removable containers in each dishFrance, 18th century9x24,5x18 cm

19th century French Sevres style porcelain and gilt brass table top writing box, the fall front painted with three figures in a woodland landscape, within a gilt border on a bleu celeste ground, the side panels depicting floral sprays, the top with removable porcelain inkwell and pounce pot, beaded gilt metal border with four lion paw supports and pink velvet fitted interior, L28cm x H14cm

An Edwardian silver pair of horses hoof inkwell mounts, Sheffield 1909, realistically modelled fetlocks, 10.5cm, 349gm, lacking hoof and liners.

A Late XIX Century Mahogany and Brass Bound Writing Slope, with enclosed carrying handles, the interior with a pen tray, inkwell compartment etc, 21cm long and another similar. (2)

Brass Postal Scales and Weights, inkwell on brass stand, clock keys, pre-decimal coinage, ladies Rotary wristwatch etc:- One Tray.

A novelty cast-iron clockwork tortoise desk or counter bell - early 20th century, painted black and gilt, the head and tail ringing the bell when pressed, 14.3 cm long; together with a tortoise form novelty spelter inkwell, with hinged shell and china well, 15.5 cm long, the lid detached (hinge a/f). (2)

An Edwardian silver inkwell - Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1902, of square plinth form with clipped corners and reeded borders, engraved crest to the hinged lid, with (replacement) porcelain inkwell and star-cut glass base, 4.7cm high, 11.5cm square, gross weight 545g.

A large silver capstan inkwell with pen rest to the lid and original glass inkwell. Large chevron armorial to the front. Hallmarked Birmingham 1915 by A & J Zimmerman.

A Meissen porcelain rectangular inkstand - early 20th century, with pounce pot and inkwell, painted in blue and white with a bird and flowers, gilt lined rim, cancelled underglazed crossed swords mark, 27.5cm long.

A Victorian rosewood and marquetry workbox, c.1860; others, mother of pearl; Victorian travelling inkwell etc. (10)

A glass paperweight, spiral interior, 5.5cm high; another, smaller; a brass mounted inkwell; another, Field's Ink & Gum; a Swarovski faceted iridescent crystal desk weight (5)

Five antiquarian bound books, including 'Juvenile Botany' and a spherical glass inkwell

Bronze Inkwell, in renassaince manner. Bronze cast with rich decorations. 19Th Century. 7 cm high.

Group of French faience inkwells, late 19th/early 20th century, including: a Gien blue-ground rectangular inkwell decorated with grotteschi 29.5cm wide, a French armorial example with candle scones, inkwells and a drawer, a heart-shaped example and others, together with a Staffordshire pottery swan inkwell/spill (6) Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud Condition Report Example with fleur-de-lys shield and integral candlescones, with imitation Hannog marks - cracked and restored through back, also effecting one candlestick, with overpainting, one inkwel cover repaired, some glaze crazing and minor rim chipping overall.Heart shaped French faience inkwell - liner a replacement, chipping to rims, including one large chip to rim. Marked in manganese with two script ff, no. 177 and circle of dots. Qimper style pen-red-inkstand - decorated with a man flanked by wreaths, hairline crack and some typical glaze crazing. Gien faience inkstand with printed brown mark - hairline cracks to two apertures, one inkwell cracked, restoration to one corner finial (finial mostly lacking), chip to one rear foot, central rectangular aperture lacking liner. Some typical crazing overall. Boat-shaped example marled Clain, France, with replacement liner, chipping to rims. A small inkwell with cover marked 'Desvres France  854, 14..71'. Finial on cover is detached, wear overall. Staffordshire-style pottery spill vase with swan - cracked and restored, regilt. 

Collection of English and Continental pottery and porcelain inkwells and stands, late 19th/early 20th century, including: a majolica/faience griffin-shaped inkstand with integral inkwell and cover, a Maling orange lustre example, a French porcelain white and gilt rocaille inkstand with integral inkwells, two Art Deco style inkwells of oval form, a pair of cloisonne-style inkwells, a Crown Staffordshire speckled blue and gilt chinoiserie example and others (12) Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud

Victorian novelty travelling inkwell in the form of a burgundy leather covered violin case, 9cm long

Group of English and Continental stoneware and porcelain inkwells and stands, late 19th/early 20th century, some gilt-metal mounted, including: a Dresden shaped-rectangular inkstand and a pair of inkwells, painted with flowers, blue marks, a French porcelain Empire-style green-ground inkwell and two liners, a Copeland inkwell on fixed stand, various Sevres-style inkwells and a stoneware inkwell in the Doulton style (13) Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud Condition Report Dresden porcelain inkwell  - one finial on one inkpot with a metal repair. Stoneware -circular inkwell (marked S.A. Horobin) at edge of footrim, with small chip to footrim. Small blue cylindrical inkwell and cover with gilt-metal mount - has been reattached to the footrim, chipping to finial. Green ground Empire style inkwell - some flaking to green enamel. Greenk ground inkwell on quatrefoil stand - restored to rim, chip to rim of inkwell. One small square inkwell with Chinese figures - the white metal mount to cover is loose. Turquoise-ground inkwell cracked across and repaired, one of the liner is cracked.Some wear overall. 

Various items of late 19th/early 20th century Dutch Delft and French faience, including a rocaille moulded inkwell with vase-shaped integral inkstands, painted with a figure in river landscape, 28cm wide, a faceted bottle-shaped Dutch delft vases printed with chinoiserie flower sprays, a French faience polychrome compressed baluster vase with pierced rocaille handles and painted with exotic birds and a small Ginori majolica shaped oval dish painted with musical trophies and groteshi, various painted blue marks  Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud

Late 19th century Meissen (outside decorated) large circular pierced pot-pourri bowl, cancelled blue cross swords marks, incised and painted numerals, moulded with ram's head terminals suspending swags of laurel, the interior painted with loose flower sprays, raised on stilt feet, 32.5cm diameter, a collection of French porcelain inkwells, in the Sevres-style, including a Sevres-style blue ground inkwell and pen rest, gilt with the monogram CA on blue lapis ground and a French porcelain pierced circular basket in the Empire-style, probably Sevres, with gilt pierced interlocking rim and chrome green border, stencilled red marks, incised marks, gilder's mark, painted green date December 1811, 18.7cm diameter (some damages and repairs) (6) Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud   Condition Report The basket with the green border - there is one section to the rim that has been repaired with staples and with small loss and another chip to the rim. Chip to the underside of rim. The gilding has been rubbed near the edge. General wear and tear. See additional photos.

Silver mounted glass inkwell

Small circular Birmingham silver inkwell

Regency Derby inkwell, polychrome decorated with birds, and a miniature Spode candlestick, both pieces marked, the inkwell 16cm across (2)The miniature candlestick has a chip to the underside of the rim. The inkwell has a repaired handle and some crazing / light hairlines. Both with gilt wear.

TWO SILVER MOUNTED INKWELLS (2)Comprising; the square glass inkwell with engine turned decoration to the hinged silver lid, size of lid 8.7cm x 8.3cm, Birmingham 1931, the square form inkwell with a detached hinged lid and scroll pen rest, size 11.8cm square, Sheffield 1906

A LOUIS XV STYLE PORCELAIN AND GILT-METAL MOUNTED INKSTANDThe central Cupid figure, German, late 18th Century, on a cartouche shaped Chinoiserie decorated lacquered base with inkwell and sander, naturalistic branches supporting flower-heads. 26.5cm wideCondition report: The earlier German cupid figure with various chips, losses and repairs (notably to the front leg, corner of the hat and extremities). A flower head to the front spray is an obvious replacement, others with chips and and replacements and one loose to the candalbra arm.Metal of the inkwell and sander is a little mis-shapen and bent to the outer edges. The cartouche base is worn and faded. General wear tarnishing and abrasions commensurate with age and use. 

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE METALWARE, to include a copper coal basket, platter and tea caddy, brass candle sticks, brass ornaments, a large quantity of Viners silverplate tea ware, silverplate pen stand with a glass inkwell, Oneida, an Arts & Crafts Argent pewter hot water pot stamped 1609, a three piece cruet set, four serving trays, etc. (s.d/a.f) (2 boxes + loose)

An Indian ebonised desk stand, having a central inkwell flanked by two moulded elephants and raised on a carved base measuring 18cm long

Various ceramic candle holders, a quantity of glassware to include hock glasses with rust-coloured stems, ceramic inkwells, papiermache inkwell and other items (3 boxes) 

Large quantity of Victorian fairings, a ceramic inkwell, white ceramic figures, more ceramic inkwells, a glass Prattware-style rolling pin and other items (3 boxes) 

Ca. AD 1000 - 1200.A Seljuk silver and copper inlaid brass inkwell with a cylindrical body and a flat lid with a handle with an elaborate hinge on the back. The body is engraved with three floral-shaped medallion panels containing phytomorphic patterns, flanked by a Kufic inscription. The lid is decorated with a central flower with six curved petals and is surrounded by a vegetal stylised motif.Size: 85mm x 70mm; Weight: 340gProvenance: Property of an Oxfordshire art professional; previously in an old British collection, formed in the 1980s on the UK / International art markets.

Ca. AD 1000 - 1200.A Seljuk silver inlaid brass inkwell with a cylindrical body and a flat lid. The inkwell has a raised dome with a knop finial embellished with an inlaid rosette. The main body has three handles and the lid has three loop handles. The body is engraved with three arched panels. The panels contain standing Syrens, with bird bodies and human faces flanked by small rosettes.Size: 130mm x 100mm; Weight: 530gProvenance: Property of an Oxfordshire art professional; previously in an old British collection, formed in the 1980s on the UK / International art markets.

A William IV boxwood and ebony-inlaid mahogany writing and sewing table, the frieze drawer with slide-out writing slope complete with inkwell and storage apertures, with rise-up screen and slide-out sewing and needlework basket, the whole on fluted tapered supports with brass caps and castors. 75cm by 59cm by 46cm. 

Two small silver frames, a silver inkwell, etc. The inkwell 3.5 cm high.

A silver inkwell, a candlestick, a small vase and a plated hand mirror. The former 5 cm high.

A 19th century gilt metal novelty inkwell, in the form of a globe on stand, with a hinged lid, 21cm high

A 19th century Austrian cold painted bronze novelty inkwell, in the form of a cardinal bird, with a hinged lid, in the manner of Franz Bergmann, 15cm highOverall condition looks to be complete. Generally dirty. Paint is worn and it is dull in colour. No liner for the inkwell. There is a foundry mark to the base, but the impression is worn away. Stamped number 1 to base. Recently inherited by the family.

An early 20th century travelling inkwell of fruit form with leather covered base together with a Jade and white metal seal.

19th century brass ‘ Hayne suspended inkwell ‘ patented in New York, USA in 1897

A collection of mixed collectables to include vintage pens, drawing intruments, folding rule, inkwell ....etc..

Art Nouveau brass standish or desk stand with central single inkwell, 26cm long

A William Comyns glass inkwell with silver overlay and lid, London 1901, base 9cm

A good brass bound mahogany writing slope with embossed leather interior and various compartments/inkwell and drawers (h- 19.5cm, w- 45.5cm)

Tiffany style Adam pattern desk inkwell and box, each of oval form with hinged cover, the inkwell with removable glass inkwell, each marked beneath Tiffany Studios New York, inkwell H6.5cm

Two cased Meerschaum pipes, travelling inkwell & match striker, early brass candle snuffer, steel wick trimmer & funnel

A 1930s Velos no. 1230 Bakelite desk tidy, together with a ebonised mahogany desk tidy with drawer and two inkwells, a Fibrone mottled green desk tidy, and a brass inkwell.

Taxidermy: a electroplate mounted hoof inkwell.

A Chinese brass inkwell, 13cm high, (s.d. to hinge).