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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.

A very rare Edwardian novelty travelling inkwell, realistically modelled as an orange, covered in orange leather quadrants to form segments, brown paper stalk to the top, opening to reveal the gilt brass interior with inner cap and glass inkwell, 6.3cm. diameter.

A George V silver capstan shaped inkwell, with loaded base, Birmingham 1931, 9cm diameter.

A novelty silver inkwell, A & J Zimmerman Ltd., Birmingham 1925, of bell form with glass liner, weighted, 10cm high

A quantity of silver, comprising a silver trumpet-shaped vase, 17cm high, a pair of silver squab candlesticks, a silver capstan inkwell, a miniature silver toast rack, Birmingham 1899, 8cm high together with a plated toast rack and a pewter inkwell (7)

Victorian brass snail inkwell, hinged shell, glass well, 17cm.

Victorian brass Armadillo inkwell, hinged body, no wells, 18cm, and another tortoise, diameter 11cm.Condition report:The pin on the hinge of the tortoise is replaced and currently sticking out, but the hinge still works. Otherwise both remain in good condition, no significant issues other than surface wear.

Late Victorian silver mounted seven piece travelling writing set, imported, including inkwell and brush, J C Plimpton & Co., Chester circa 1903, short bladed knife, roller, seal, pen and letter knife, the hanlded marked Sterling, cased.

Continental carved wooden dogs head inkwell, 10.5cm, other carvings and metalware.Qty: Qty

A French Art Nouveau Brass Desktop Inkwell and Pen Rest, 18cms Wide

ASSORTED SILVER COLLECTABLES, Victorian silver oval bonbon dish, embossed and pierced, Birmingham 1893, 17 x 12cms, George V circular capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1931, 9cms (diam.), George V rectangular cigarette case, engine turned decoration, Leicester 1927, 9.5 x 7cms, George V plain circular bowl with gilded interior, Birmingham 1926, 10cms (diam.), pepperette, and two napkin ringsProvenance: private collection Denbighshire

Victorian inlaid rosewood portable work box, the hinged top opening to reveal a silk-lined interior with lift-out compartment, above a pull-out compartment enclosing a tooled writing surface, 17.5cm high, 31cm wide and 23cm deep.CONDITION REPORT: Not all compartments present to pull-out work section.  Some loose parts present.  Lacking covers to stationery compartments.  Inkwell is present.  There is a piece of wood, but does not fit.  The slope extends freely and the morocco skiver is in good condition.  There is a crack and minor scratches to the top of the box.  Minor staining and some age-related losses to the inlay.  The top opens and closes freely.  There is a deep crack to the underside.

A loaded silver capstan inkwell with tortoiseshell and piquet hinged cover, London 1920, to/w a silver posy-vase with weighted foot, a Georgian Old Sheffield Plate snuffers tray, an epns cream jug and various electroplated flatware including a fiddle pattern basting spoon (little used)

Various oddments of silver, including oval capstan inkwell, ashtray tortoiseshell desk-clip, etc. 9oz of weighable silver

A brass-mounted horse's hoof inkwell, engraved' 'Viscount' Sept 1st 1914', to/w two copper hunting horns (one in leather case), a copper post-horn, a fern-trowel in leather sheath, an ebonised cane with silver-pommel and fifteen various penknives

A Victorian walnut writing box The lid opening to reveal a fitted interior with a compartment for stationary above five small drawers, all over a fold-out writing slope with an inkwell and further compartments. 36cm wide x 29cm deep x 22cm highQty: 1Some minor marks, dents, and scratches overall due to age and use. Some losses to the decorative moulding around the top edge of the box.

A 19th century coromandel writing box together with a mahogany toilet box The writing box with a fitted interior including an inkwell and with a Bramah lock. The toilet box also with a fitted interior, some silver-plated lids to glass bottles and jars, and with a mirror set within the case.The writing box 35cm wide. The vanity case 28cm wide.Qty: 2The writing box in very good condition considering age and use. The vanity case lacking some contents including nail file, scissors etc, with possibly original canvas outer cover in generally good condition.

A late Victorian silver mounted cut glass pepper grinder, John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham, 1886, 89mm, a silver mounted inkwell and seven assorted silver mounted glass toilet jars. Condition - poor to fair

An early 20th century controlled bubble clear glass inkwell, h5.5cm, sold together with a small glass trinket box, the lid decorated with ancanthus leaf, h3cm.

A 19th century burr wood writing slope on plinth base, the interior fitted with red leather and inkwell compartments, w34.5cm

A group of copper and brass items including; a 19th century copper harvest jug, kettle on stand, a copper kettle, a brass Japanese design jardiniere, RSPCA horse brass, pair of burners and an inkwell.

A Regency mahogany veneered writing desk. The upper section with a pierced three-quarter gallery above four blind fret carved drawers joined by an inkwell and stationary compartment, the base with a single frieze drawer flanked by three tapered drawers, all with conforming blind fret carved decoration, raised on square tapered supports, on casters, H97cm x W107cm x D61.5cm

An Art Nouveau brass desk stand, decorated with stylised floral designs, with a later glass inkwell

A circa 1900 bronze eagle's head inkwell, having typical hinged cover, glass inset eyes, and raised on slate squat integral socle, h.10cmHinge action good.Stands well.Right hand glass eye cracked through centre.Bronze well-handled and is now more brassy colour tone, mostly to raised areas.Slate base good with some surface cracks and losses to underside only.

A brass desk stand in the form of a horses head and horseshoe, the head opening to reveal ceramic inkwell, stamped Ypres, 12 cm x 12 cm. [W]

A figural brass inkwell in the form of a recumbent dog and a desk stand in the form of two dogs with cut glass inkwell. [W]

Two desk ornaments comprising a brass bear form inkwell (lacking glass) and a brass model depicting an owl sat on a book, both on stone bases, largest approximately 8.5 cm (h). [W]

A brass desk stand with central urn form inkwell, decorated with classical scenes, projecting from a shaped base, approximately 13 cm (h).

A GILT LIZARD AND FAUX TORTOISHELL DESK SET including an inkwell, letter rack, match box holder and brush, together with a modernist style adjustable desk lamp (5) Condition Report:Available upon request

A NOVELTY VICTORIAN BRASS INKWELL in the form of a spider, the hinged abdomen opening to a well, registration number to underside, 20cm long Condition Report:Available upon request

Small bisque head doll, inkwell with metal mount, various stamps, pottery bird, horse brasses, oil lamp etc

Six pieces of teak Naval memorabilia all made from the teak of HMS Valiant from Jutland 1916 including desk inkwell, two ashtrays, two barrels and a letter opener, each bearing a brass identification plaque

White metal mounted taxidermy horse hoof inkwell, the hinged cover inscribed 'CAREW BY TOM STEEL DAM BY DELIGHT BOUGHT 1895 DIED 1901', 9.5cm tall.

A late 19th century Russian cast bronze novelty inkwell or stamp box, finely modelled as a bear and cub, length 13cm.

A pair of Edwardian blue opaque glass vases with enamelled bead decoration - sold with a glass inkwell

A 19th Century small salt glazed stoneware flagon of flattened form - sold with a similar inkwell with sprigged decoration

A Black Forest carved bear inkwell. Early 20th century, height 7.5cm, together with a seated Black Forest bear figure, height 16.5cm (2).

A silver desk stand, fitted with two glass inkwell, engraved with initials, weight (minus bottles) 9oz

MAUCHLINE WARE TRINKET BOX, ALONG WITH FURTHER ITEMS the box of oblong form and depicting Kempock, along with a pewter Celtic style hipflask and a leather bound travel inkwellthe Mauchline box 10cm wideQty: 3

WMF HAMMERED BRASS FOUR-PIECE DESK SET, comprising a letter holder, with pierced and hammered details, a desk inkwell, a blotter and a stamp box, with inserts, all with the WMF mark to baseinkwell 26cm wideQty: 4

LOADED SILVER INKWELL BIRMINGHAM

VICTORIAN EMBOSSED METAL INKWELL TRAY VICTORIAN EMBOSSED METAL INKWELL PEN TRAY. GLASS DAMAGED - GLASS BROKEN (CLEAN BREAK)

VICTORIAN WOOD & BRASS INKWELL ETC VICTORIAN WOOD & BRASS INKWELL. 2 METAL BIRDS ON STAND. PAIR OF POSTAL SCALES

George V silver capstan inkwell by Zimmerman, Birmingham 1925, weighted and with glass inkwell, 10.5cm diameter; also a silver mounted glass teapot stand, Birmingham 1923, 15.5cm (2) (Please note condition does not form part of the catalogue description. We strongly advise viewing to satisfy yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view and a condition report is not already available, please request one and it will be provided in writing).

Mixed Lot: An Edwardian small silver capstan inkwell, hallmarked Birmingham 1910 (loaded), a small silver dish with coin inset, hallmarked Birmingham 1905, makers mark S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, two silver thimbles, pair of small silver sugar tongs, small pepper, marks rubbed, a hallmarked silver caster lid together with plated condiment spoon, tongs and metal watch chain, weighable silver 82gms

An late 20th century silver plated desk tidy with a glass inkwell and a late 20th century mahogany three-bottle Tantalus Location: 5.4If there is no condition report shown, please request

Selection of ceramics comprising a ceramic stirrup cup modelled as a dog, 11.5cm overall, a Staffordshire model of a lion, unmarked, 8cm high x 7cm wide, a Staffordshire inkwell model of a hunting dog and rabbit, marked to the base, 11.5cm overall x 8.5cm high and a pair of Staffordshire pheasants with polychrome painted decoration, 14.5cm high (5) At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.

Group of Arts and Crafts style metalware to include: a Townshend & Co decorative glass and brass inkwell, the lid of the inkwell decorated with a serpent, the base marked 'Townshend & Co 3586, Rd No 239780', 18.5cm wide x 12cm high approx overall, a brass lozenge framed mirror with bevelled edge mirror plate and two girandole branches, 30cm high approx overall, a square copper plaque decorated with leaves, a flower and a gourd, unsigned, 19cm x 19cm and a small twin handled vessel with an 'S' to the centre, 18cm wide (4) At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.

A mixed lot comprising a dressing table set marked BIRKS STERLING, hallmarked silver comprising three brushes and an inkwell together with three epns spoons.

A late Victorian silver mounted square cut glass inkwell, the shoulders pierced and embossed with lattice and 'C' scroll decoration, the hinged lid similarly decorated, height 8.5cm, and a similar silver mounted domed cut glass inkwell, height 10cm, both London 1895 by William Comyns & Sons.

An Edwardian silver oval bonbon dish, embossed and pierced with masks and scrolls, Birmingham 1901 by Marples & Co, length 15cm, a pair of silver King's pattern sugar tongs, London 1855, length 14.7cm, total weight 109.3g, and an Indian Colonial circular silver powder compact, the hinged lid engraved with a sunrise with a boat and palm trees, Bhowanipur Calcutta by KK Dutt, diameter 7.3cm, together with a group of plated items, including a Sheffield plate rectangular inkstand, fitted with a chamber taperstick, pounce pot and inkwell, length 22.5cm, a basket and a three-piece bachelor's tea set.

A Tiffany & Co sterling oval trinket box and cover, the front with stylized strapwork and beaded decoration, with fabric lined interior, length 8cm, and a small group of other silver, comprising a circular cut glass jar with silver cover, London 1825 by John & Archibald Douglas, diameter 9cm, a specimen vase and a capstan inkwell, weighable items 165.4g.

Two silver mounted clear glass cluck-cluck decanters and stoppers, each with silver collar, London 1903 and Birmingham 1917, heights 29cm and 28.5cm, together with a silver and cut glass circular inkwell, the hinged lid with hinged compartment, London 1895 by James Dudley of Southsea, diameter 13.4cm.