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Finnegans 18 new bond street, S.W leather cased inkwell

A group of small silver including a George V capstan inkwell, Birmingham, 1924, base diameter 14cm, two cigarette cases, a vesta case, a five bar toast rack, a commemorative dish, mounted glass toilet jar, a matchbook case, a salt, two napkin rings, three spoons, a hunter pocket watch and a cased set of four corn on the cob holders, J.B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham, 1968, weighable silver 18.2oz, together with a silver plated Dunhill lighter and an Indian white metal goblet. Condition - poor to fair to good

A silver inkstand, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1917, of shaped rectangular form, with applied shell and foliate border, pen well and fitted square glass inkwell with stopper, raised upon four pierced out swept supports, 23.7cm x 16.5cm. (silver weight 393.8g)  Condition note: glass inkwell with chips to rim as per images.

A GROUP OF MISCELLANEOUS CERAMICS, comprising, two Goebel West Germany figures of a gentleman, makers mark on the base, model no. 16 026-21 also known as Bochmann, (a nibble on the hat), a Gerhard Bachmann lady with a fan, makers mark on the base, model no. 16 025-21, children's dinnerware including a vintage Royal Falcon Ironstone dinner plate, side plate and bowl, featuring a girl with ducks and dog motif, others include Old Foley James Kent, three plates from the nursery rhyme series, etc. a selection of animal figures cats, dogs, horses, etc. names include Beswick, Nao, Cooper Craft, etc. a group of studio pottery small vases, jugs, plate, large vase, etc. an R. White ginger beer bottle in stoneware, (no stopper), vintage Crown Devon vase no. 1094, Delhi water jug with pewter lid T. Booth stamped in the underside of the lid, a Holt Howard cat string holder, Simonelli Depose Italy girl figurine 436, oriental carved monkey soap stone inkwell/brush pot, etc. (qty), (Condition Report: all items appear in ok condition some have slight nibbles and wear)

A vintage Riley's toffee tin, decorated having a colourful Georgian street scene, h16cm, sold together with a Mdina glass horse paperweight, a glass inkwell ect, ( 5 ).

WW1 French Tank Desk Inkwell: Cast metal French tank with moving turret and helmet beside, which lefts up for inkwell this has come away from hinge, CAMP DE BEVERLOO to front, 17 cm long with a later white metal tank ashtray. 2 items

A square silver inkwell with glass liner - Birmingham 1927, 5" across.

A two-handled porringer style glass bowl with silver mounts by William Comyns, London 1920, 6.25" across, and a damaged 1913 presentation inkwell enamelled with a head portrait of a Jack Russell - 'Tally Ho Gymkana'. (2)

A Victorian bronze bear inkwell looking over a (damaged) fence, 5" high.

A cold-painted spelter caricature dog inkwell, modelled as a bulldog in sailor's uniform smoking a pipe, 4.4" high.

18th century Dutch delft heart shaped inkwell, 10.5cm wide

Assortment of items to include Shelley white bowl and jug, Coalport small cup together with a majolica roses and bow planter basket and a decorative inkwell hoof with brass horseshoe

Early 20th century wooden inkwell and pen stand with brass handle, housing two cut glass inkwells with stoppers together with a wooden ink blotter roller

Edwardian Walnut folding writing slope with inset leather and Inkwell

Box of assorted Silver plated flatware and a Inkwell and assorted medallions

A collection of four Coalport and other model lady figures, an amethyst geode tree, a Disney castle ornament, a Lustre jug and a Continental figure group with inkwell inside, (inkwell a/f)

Group of silver mounted items, including capstan inkwell with presentation engraving, hand mirror, clothes brush, matchbox cover, cut glass scent bottle with silver cover and a cut glass scent bottle with a silver collar, all hallmarked

A mixed lot To include:  [a] A qalamdan pen box with a pierced cover in Kufic script, the interior with a fitted inkwell, gold inlaid sides and silver inlaid base [b] A silver and gold key ring [c] A pair of coin set silver cufflinks [d] A small silver perfume flask on neck chain [e] A neoclassical silver gilt letter opener With silver hilt, hallmarked on the mount and the central blade silver gilt Property of a nobleman To be sold without reserve Dimensions [a] 8 in. (H) x 1.25 in. (W) [e] 9.25 in. (H) x 1.25 in. (W)

PARCEL OF SILVER comprising small salver / card tray, six various napkin rings, card case, cigarette case, capstan inkwell, cruet items, vanity items etc., 31ozt approx.Provenance: deceased estate SwanseaComments: wear overall commensurate with age, dints, viewing recommended

RARE ANGLO-CHINESE PAKTONG-MOUNTED CAMPAIGN DESK TOP, probably padouk, hinged top opening to reveal fitted softwood interior, with lift-out tray, candle holders, inkwell etc., the folding slope with hinged lids, sides concealing clock-screws for attachment to stand (with key), flush handles, 20 (h) x 47 (w) x 29cms (d)Provenance: private collection CardiffAuctioneers Notes: Compare with a similar desk on stand sold Revere Auctions, Minnesota, lot 26, 28 Sept 2022.Comments: crack to top, hinges worn/bent, lacking stand

OLD, HEAVY GLASS MILLE FIORI INKWELL, ROUGH GOOD PONTIL MARK AND WARE MARK TO BASE, APPROX 16cm HIGH

A George V silver inkstand, the base of shaped rectangular form, the border decorated with foliate capped Rococo scrolls, atop four bracket form feet, ensuite with a silver-mounted cuboid glass inkwell, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1910, length (of base) 16cm, weight (sans glass)163g/5.24ozt approx

An Edwardian silver inkstand, with a single silver-mounted inkwell, the base with pen holder, with a foliate scroll-capped reeded border, atop three foliate tendril pad supports, Hukin & Heath (John Thomas Heath & John Hartshorne Middleton), Birmingham 1905, length 23cm, together with a silver miniature capstan inkwell with filled base, weight of weighable silver 220g/7.07ozt approx

An early Victorian rosewood and brass bound dressing case, the brass lift-out carrying handles to either side, brass escutcheon and cartouche initialled 'MJC' to the hinged top, enclosing a gilt tooled straight grain black morocco lined and green plush interior, fitted with eight facetted cut glass boxes/containers and an inkwell, the engine turned silver pull-off covers with monograms to the centre, the lift-out tray with ebonised borders fitted with two pads containing ten steel or mother-of-pearl mounted manicure accessories, George Reid, London, 1839, dimensions of case, width 33cm, depth 26.5cm, height 17cm, weight of weighable silver 150.2g/4.82ozt approx

An Art Deco Hallmarked Silver Inkwell, (marks rubbed) Birmingham 1939, of triangular form, with flat hinged lid and clear glass liner (12.2cm at widest point).

A George V silver oval shape inkwell, hallmarked for Birmingham 1913, with original glass liner, 11.2cm long.

Silver hallmarked lidded glass inkwell with original liner (6.8cm diameter to base) t/w Chester silver cheroot case & 4 x silver mother of pearl pickle forks

A heavy cut glass inkwell, a Victorian one and one other

A Doulton Suffragette inkwell, a Leach jarlet, an Inuit stone figure, a Tibetan conch shell horn, Wedgwood jasper ware, etc.

A copper spirit measure, a kettle and other copper wares, a miner's lamp, horse brasses, a pewter inkwell, etc

A large WMF silver-plated inkwell, the hinged lid with Masonic symbols, supported on a rocky base and sphinx, 32cm wide.

A novelty Victorian silver inkwell and stand, having crystal cut ink bottle with leaf shaped hinged cover, removable from shallow leaf shaped dish with vine supports and feet, hallmarked by Hukin & Heath, London, 1888, possibly designed by Christopher Dresser with engraved retailers mark of Thornhill, New Bond St, London to dish and cover of ink bottle, overall approx. 8cm high x 15cm widest point, weight approx. 124.4 grams (4ozt) Further details: dish / stand with slight pitting, marks and scratches, one vine support broken from connection to leaf itself in past; tarnishing. Ink bottle with chip to foot rim, smaller nibbles or fleabites, some wear and tarnishing to silver.

A late 19th / early 20th century wooden novelty inkwell, modelled as a man in headscarf, with glass eyes and painted lips, his head hinged opening to reveal area for inkwell to sit, with non-matching porcelain inkwell inside (hinge broken), overall approx. 12cm high x 7.5cm wide.  Condition: hinge broken as mentioned; scratches, nibbles, wear and marks commensurate with age.

A George V silver inkwell, of circular shape with central hinged cover and pen holes around, hallmarked by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, London, 1920, approx. 7cm high x 8.8cm base diameter. Weight approx. 161.4 grams (5.1ozt) Further details: tarnished, has remnants of old initials to side of body; hallmarks rubbed to body; no liner and with sots of marks or scratches etc.

Two silver mounted capstan inkwells, a cut glass heart shaped inkwell with silver top, and a glass preserve pot with silver cover

A Mappin Webb silver inkwell embossed with Edward VII coronation crown and scepters, 1902, and with Bedouin panels, the hinged cover mounted with a camel, London 1901, 5.3ozt 166gm

Three cigarette cases, snuff box, capstan inkwell and silver mounted wallet, weighable silver 11.7ozt 366gm

Asprey, silver inkwell, Charles & George Asprey, London 1904, and a cigar tube, Birmingham 1990Condition Report: Cigar tube has dent to end.Inkwell Two dents to the lid. Dents/kinks to all four sides. Light wear and scratches. Glass seems in good condition from base.

Early 20th century silver mounted capstan inkwell, of typical circular form, hallmarked A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1914, D17.5cm, H7cmCondition Report:Approx 16.85 ozt (524 grams) (weighted)

Silver plate and glass - a silver plate mounted horse hoof inkwell, cut glass decanters; etc

A Victorian purple velvet travelling writing case, the hinged cover enclosing a glass and leather bound inkwell and pen tray, 26cm long overall; a collection of 19th century and later purses and coin pouches, including leather, beaded, chain, etc; a beaded tribal whip (qty)

A 19th century Ottoman papier-mâché snuff box, the hinged cover decorated with a view of the Blue Mosque, Istanbul, 9.5cm wide; a 19th century cold cast novelty inkwell, as the Pyramid of Giza; a 19th century deck of playing cards, John Warrington Ltd Leeds and London; another, Shakespearean; novelty match boxes, marble sphinx, etc (qty)

A mixed lot to include a Delft blue and white porcelain inkwell, a Moser style bohemian crystal lidded bowl, two crystal cut decanters and other itemsLocation: G5If there is no condition report shown, please request

A selection of treen carved animal sculptures to include an inkwell in the form of a dog and a bucket, matchstick stands and other itemsLocation: A2MIf there is no condition report shown, please request

A silver mounted pocket watch, inkwell etc. Est. £20 - £30.

A quantity of collectibles, including a claw seal, a glass dog inkwell, whistle, cufflinks, costume jewellery in jewellery box.

A pair of silver and cut glass scent bottles, Birmingham 1902. Height 6 cm, together with two other silver topped scent bottles, EPNS Capstan inkwell and an Indian silver coloured bowl.

A silver desk blotter, together with a silver Capstan inkwell, silver candlestick, silver handled glove stretcher and shoe horn, silver casket containing miniature playing cards, silver lidded box and a chromium plated Fortnum & Mason of Piccadilly hipflask.

A silver cased desk set, with pencil pen blotter and seal by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders and James Francis Hollins Shepherd, Birmingham 1905/06 and an inkwell by the same maker but hallmarked Chester 1905.

An early 20th Century London silver inkwell stand, Thomas Bradbury and Sons, 1901, weight 190g

A Victorian silver inkstand. Horace Woodward & Co., London, 1893.  Of circular form, the stand repousse decorated with scrolling floral and foliate motifs supporting a silver mounted glass inkwell, the hinged cover embossed with scrolling foliate motifs and a shaped, vacant cartouche, 16.2cm dia., approx. 9cm high, weighable silver approx. 4.4ozt  Provenance:  The Collection of Mary and Alan Hobart, Founders of Pyms Gallery  Condition Report: The weighable silver includes the inkstand without inkwell. Good condition overall, some general pitting and scratching commensurate with age. The hallmarks to the inside of the lid are clear. The hallmarks to the dish are slightly rubbed, most notably to the date letter. The hallmarks to the collar of the bottle are slightly worn. The glass bottle is loose in its stand and rocks back and forth. The decoration is clear. Some marks to the rim of the dish. Additional images are available to download via this link: https://we.tl/t-tQsgDj9LNc

A decorative Ottoman silver cup and saucer.20th century. Both the cup and saucer chased with Ancient Egyptian scenes including depictions of the pyramids surrounded by animals and figures, stamped with Tughra mark, saucer 10.8cm dia., cup 3.9cm high; together with: a silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham, 1936, William Neale & Son, engraved with date to hinged cover, base 11.2cm dia.; a white metal compact, unmarked, probably Iranian; and a pair of small silver plated goblets, 9cm high, total weighable silver approx. 4.4ozt (6)  Condition Report: Further images available to download via this link: https://we.tl/t-Xywf2xgXLJ 

A group of silver and silver plate, including a George V silver dish. John Edward Wilmot, Birmingham, 1911. Of shaped, oval form and with scalloped rim, raised on four bracket feet, presentation engraving to base, 20cm wide, together with: a small swing-handled silver bonbon dish, Birmingham, 1911, Levi & Salaman, the pierced circular dish raised on three paw feet, 10.7cm dia.; a silver sauce boat, Birmingham, 1911, Charles S. Green & Co., the flying c-scroll handle to gadrooned rim, raised on three pad feet, 15.5cm wide (inc. handle); a small silver vase, London, 1911, William Comyns & Sons, of baluster form and raised on a stepped, circular foot, filled base, 10.5cm high; a 20th century silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham, William Neale & Son (marks rubbed), the lid engraved with motto and dates, clear glass liner and filled base, 12cm dia. (measured to base); a silver plated swing-handled sugar basket, pierced and embossed with scenes of birds amongst vegetation, raised on three pad feet, liner deficient, 9cm high, and other items, total weighable silver approx. 19.1ozt (a lot)   Condition Report: The weighable silver doesn't include the small vase with filled base, the capstan inkwell and the silver plated sugar basket. 

A French Aesthetic Movement silver mounted inkwell. Abit & Lopisgich (1898-1903), Paris, c.1900. Of square form, the opaque, banded glass body forming a green and burgundy ground behind a silver mount with a seascape scene depicting a swan against a setting sun, the inkwell raised on four lion paw bracket feet and designed with a domed, hinged cover with bud finial, liner deficient, stamped 'sterling silver, France' to underside, 15cm high

An Indian silver mounted buffalo hoof inkwell.Retailed by C. Krishniah Chetty (est. 1860), Bangalore, c.1900. Designed with a hinged cover, the upper hoof mounted in silver and chased to resemble fur, on an oval wooden base applied with a plaque reading 'C. Krishniah Chetty & sons, Jewellers & Silversmiths, 152-153 Commercial Street, Bangalore', wooden base 13.2 x 17.7cm, inkwell 10.5cm high 

An 18th century Italian silver inkstand. Kingdom of Sardinia (Turin),  c.1793. First assayer (assaggiatore) Giuseppe Fontana (1789-1814), second assayer (contrassaggiatore) Giuseppe Veroni (1779-1824),  the quatrefoil-shaped inkstand designed with a beaded border and foliate quarters, complete with blue glass inkwells and detachable inkwell holders, both pierced and decorated with laurel garlands to sides, the hinged covers with foliate finials, inkstand engraved with monogram, 30cm wide, approx. weight 15.5ozt (exc. glass inkwells)    Footnotes: For a description of the marks on this piece, please see: Argenti Italiani del Settecento. Punzoni di garanzia. Punzoni degli argentieri. V. Donaver and R. Dabbene. Pp 12-17Stamped with the mark for Giuseppe Fontana used until the end of 1793, at which point his mark changed (see pg. 17, Donaver & Dabbene) and the mark for Giuseppe Veroni used pre 1793. These marks therefore indicate that the inkstand was assayed c.1793. 

A Bergman cold painted bronze inkwell, modelled as an owl on the branch of a tree stump forming the inkwell, lacking liner14.5cm high

A Japanese mixed metal bronze inkwell modelled in the form of a creel fishing basket, Meiji period (1868-1912), the hinged cover with raised design depicting various coloured fish & crustaceans, opening to reveal removable glass liner, the realistic basket weave side with applied snail & crab, 6.5cm. diameter.

Two Edwardian novelty travelling inkwells / dip pens, to include a smoking pipe, the bowl unscrewing for access to glass inkwell, the handle pulling apart for pen, 15.3cm. Long, together with a hat and umbrella combination. (2)

A rare Victorian/Edwardian novelty travelling inkwell, in the form of a tennis ball, realistically modelled, floss covered, opening to reveal the gilt brass interior with inner cap and glass inkwell, 7cm. diameter.