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Click here to subscribeA Victorian Old English glass inkwell, with a central red / white cog cane, with six rings of white and red then blue and white then lilac, green and white, then pink and white, with four separate canes in blue and white to show the date 1848, then a final ring of white canes, having stopper with multicoloured canes of matching varying colours, approx. 13cm high x 11cm base diameter. Condition: small impact to stopper domed side; small impact to side of base also; some areas of scuffs, scratches and wear to sections.
A collection of silver to include; a pair of late Victorian salt cellars, with gadrooned bodies, hallmarked Birmingham, 1900 with matching spoons (one broken into two pieces); a George V silver oval shaped mustard pot, with blue glass liner, hallmarked Chester, 1916; a George V silver small drum mustard pot, with blue glass liner, hallmarked Birmingham, 1923; a pair of late Victorian silver cylindrical salt and pepper pots with handles, hallmarked Birmingham, 1893; a small Birmingham silver capstan inkwell (missing broken cover); a Walker & Hall silver bladed and mounted pen knife, engraved "Souvenir of Voyage by R.M.S. Katrina", approx. 9cm long; a Birmingham silver napkin ring; two Joseph Gloster & Sons silver mustard spoons; a Sheffield silver condiment spoon, along with a white metal napkin ring and a silver plated vesta case, and condiment spoon and few plastic chess pieces. (1 bag) Weighable silver approx. 218.9 grams (7ozt) Further details: all tarnished; two blue glass liners chipped and worn; salt and pepper pots with misshapen base rims; surface marks and wear, scratches etc.
A George V silver capstan inkwell, of circular shape with reeded border and hinged cover, no liner, hallmarked Sheffield, 1911, makers mark rubbed, approx. 14.5cm base diameter, along with a late Edwardian silver capstan inkwell (weighted), of circular shape with hinged cover revealing glass liner (A/F), hallmarked by A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham, 1909, approx. 11.5cm base dimeter, (2) Weighable silver approx. 130.8 grams (4.2ozt) Further details: both with dents, scratching, tarnishing and marks; overall wear and hallmarks slightly rubbed to non-weighted example.
A selection of silver comprising: a George V silver oval trinket box, cover with fleur de lys and engine turned decoration, with initialled cartouche "M.B", with velvet interior and leather base, upon four splayed feet, hallmarked by Synyer & Beddoes, Birmingham, 1911, approx. 7.4cm wide; a George VI silver small capstan style inkwell, of circular shape with hinged domed cover, wooden base, hallmarked by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham, 1936; an Edwardian silver round sovereign holder, decorated with scrolls of foliage, hallmarked by AL Dennison, Birmingham, 1906, approx. 3.2cm diameter, and a late Victorian silver oblong vest case, Birmingham, 1900, approx. 5.2cm long. (4) Further details: vesta and sovereign case dented; some dents to inkwell; no liner; box with wear, tarnishing and cover with ding / dent; surface scratches to most etc.
EDGAR BRANDT (FRENCH, 1880-1960) TWO INKWELLS; CIRCA 1930 Cast iron, one circular and one squared mount, with 'sphero-meteore' inkwells, stamped Sphero-Meteore - Sme Jean Reix - Bte Fr S.G.D.G - Made in France Square inkwell stamped with E.BRANDT; Other with paper retailer's label Circular inkwell: 7.5cm high, 11cm diameter Square inkwell: 8.5cm, 7.5 diameter Condition Report: Marks, scratches and patination in line with age and use. Slight patch of rusting to circular inkwell base. Bakelite tops, one fixed and one removable. Both present well. Please see additional images. Condition Report Disclaimer
A collection of silver and white metal items to include a small silver capstan inkwell, a small bowl with enamelled interior inscribed "Towle Sterling 059" to base, 4 cm diameter, a silver bookmark as an owl, a silver and glass set photo / menu stand as thistles, a silver toddy cup holder with glass cup and a silver mounted dressing table jar, a white metal ladle stamped "Sterling 925" to back, a further decorative white metal spoon and an Indian white metal hinge-lidded box with embossed floral decoration, 12 cm wide x 3 cm high
A Victorian burr walnut piano front Davenport with pop-up stationery compartment, the three quarter galleried top opening to reveal a sectional interior with fretwork carved decoration, the pull-out writing surface with tooled and gilded leather panel, ebonised pen tray and inkwell with two drawers over four side drawers with turned knob handles, the front with carved, turned and fluted columns on a platform base to bun feet and castors, 57.5 cm wide x 57 cm deep x 100 cm high
THREE VARIOUS GLASS PAPERWEIGHTS AND AN INKWELL MODERN Including one of Rolf Wald type, 10cm diameter, another decorated with dolphins and bubbles, 13cm high, a faceted example, 12.5cm high and an inkwell with pen holder of compressed globular form, 15cm diameter Condition Report: PLEASE NOTE: ALL LOTS ARE LOCATED AT SACKVILLE WEST STORAGE IN ANDOVER (SP10 3SA) AND ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO VIEW With marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, consistent with age, handling, use and cleaning Some knocks and chips to the faceted example Marks and scratches to the base of the inkwell ADDITIONAL IMAGES: Please 'Ask a Question' to request additional images for this lot. Condition Report Disclaimer
Large Victorian mahogany and brass banded writing slope, width width 51cm.Condition report:Scratches, stains and minor losses to exterior and interior wood. Green baize heavily stained with some holes and tears. Inkwell lids slightly bent, and one doesn't fit properly. Please see additional uploaded images.
WALKER & HALL; a George V Art Deco designed hallmarked silver inkwell, with engraved initials to the hexagonal hinged lid retaining the original ceramic liner to a shaped hexagonal wooden inset base, Sheffield 1930, width 10.5cm, also a late Victorian hallmarked silver quaich, with pierced handles, Chester 1896, width 15.5cm, the quaich approx 2.76ozt/85.6g (2).
A mid-19th century brass bound, plum pudding mahogany writing slope - the lid with shaped brass mounts, rebated handles to the sides, with later very dark green leather writing surface, glass and brass inkwell and side drawer with concealed locking pin, restored, with key. (LWH 40 x 25.5 x 15cm)
A group of brass ware - including a mid-century table lamp with octagonal base, 46.5cm high; a Victorian square inkwell by William Tonks & Sons, impressed maker's mark, 15.5cm square (lacks glass well); an Indian brass elephant Vajri foot scrubber, 8cm long; an Indian brass figure of Krishna, 13.5cm high; a brass presentation prize beaker, inscribed '1st Prize Handicap Bicycle Race Two Miles - Awarded to Charles de Wilton', 11.3cm high; etc.
A Victorian footed rectangular inkwell with a carved black slate casing, with faceted glass inkwells finished with brass tops and a brass pen rest to back, raised on four bun feet (w. 5.5cm x d. 21.5cm), together with a brass handled blotter (l. 19cm), and a faceted glass stamp seal (a/f) (l. 9cm) (3)