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A Victorian silver mounted glass inkwell on stand, with bold repousse decoration, inscribed to base H. Rodrigues 42, Piccadilly, London, marked London, 1888. 5" diameter, and a silver mounted presentation inkwell, The Royal Tournament, 1922, Birmingham 1925

Nine various letter openers, the handles incorporating a carved ivory Stanhope paw, filigree work, a silver mounted pen, figure of a stork and Cupid, and a travelling pen/inkwell case. (11)

A Mauchline ware inkwell in the form of a horseshoe, with a hinged jockey's cap, a coin box, trough and thermometer case, 2 napkin rings and other treen. (14)

A brass inkwell, with a central globe, with inset cabochons, by Howell & James & Co, Regent Street. 6" (15cm) diameter

A Victorian plated inkwell, with a central globe and hinged lid, the body profusely engraved and inset with hardstone cabochons. 6 1/4" (16cm) diameter

A 19th century bronze inkwell, with a central urn shaped well, hinged lid and crenellated edges. 6 1/4" (16cm) diameter

A Victorian inkwell by Elkington & Co, the hinged central well, decorated with Neo Classical decoration (missing liner). 7 1/2" (19cm) diameter

An ivory deskstand with a single inkwell, engraved figures and landscape, signed Dieppe, late 19th century. 8 1/2" (22cm) long

A cold painted bronze inkstand, in the form of a lizard with glass eyes, holding a glass inkwell in its tail, 26.5cm long.

A Regency Style Brass Inkstand in the form of an oval shell, fitted with an inkwell and Pounce Pot supported by a pair of Dolphins, on a rectangular base

Unusual table watch holder with spindle support and circular base with two views of Coldstream and another "Grammar school Eye", desk blotter from Rippon Cathedral of hinged rectangular form, a ruler of cylinder form from North Berwick and an inkwell of acorn shape from Inverary (5)

Roller blotter from Stirling Castle, an inkwell from Murthly Castle, a two tone inkwell from Greenock and a stamp box of circular form with Penny Red.(4)

Photograph album of Wigtown from the Monument, a paper knife from Moffat and an inkwell base of circular form from Castle Douglas. (3)

A VICTORIAN PIERCED BRASS DESK STAND with glass inkwell and stylised Gothic design, 10.5".

A 19TH CENTURY GILT BRASS INKWELL, silver mounted quill and marble base, 4.25"wide.

Four Staffordshire figure groups, comprising an inkwell quill holder, dog and hare, cow and bird, dog and child. 4 1/2" (11.5cm) highest

Three pieces of silver; an Aspreys inkwell, 1900, a snuff box 1983, and a ring box, 1912

A CUT GLASS AND SILVER MOUNTED CASTER, silver small capstan inkwell, a two handled silver sugar basin, a silver pepper pot and mustard pot

AN INKWELL SHAPED AS A CRICKET BALL, leather outer to metal shell, hinged lid, glass bottle to central compartment, 6cm high.

A 1900'2 glass and silver desk top pen and ink stand having square silver hinged top inkwell on shaped glass base - 7.5ins long.

A novelty silver inkwell, Birmingham 1911, in the form of a bell, lacking liner, 3.25" high

A George V silver and tortoiseshell dressing table set, comprising hand mirror and a pair of hair brushes, a pair of clothes brushes, cased, together with a late Victorian part dressing table set, London 1899, a silver inkwell base and seven tea spoons.

A 19th century mahogany lap top desk, enclosing a baize lined fall, inkwell and base drawer

A W.M.F. plated metal combined inkwell and pentray, of angular outline embellished along the front edge with a band of squares, 32cm. wide, and a W.M.F. blotter, en suite, 13cm. wide, both stamped with makers marks.

A W.M.F. secessionist style plated metal inkwell and combined pentray, with hammer-textured panels and roundels, 26cm. wide, and blotter en suite, 13cm. wide. stamped marks. (2)

A French Art Nouveau green-patinated metal and glass inkwell, of sinuous outline embellished with flowers and leaves, with clear glass reservoir and flower embellished hinged cover, 11cm. high.

A GEORGE V SILVER CAPSTAN SHAPED INKWELL, of plain design London 1928 and a ditto silver mounted NIB WIPER, London 1928, approximately 2 3/4 ins diameter. (2).

A capstan shaped inkwell, the hinged cover inscribed 'Presented to Mr E.H. Goschen by the personnel of the Secretariat, July 1919', Birmingham 1918 by Mappin & Webb 15cm diameter (6in)

A silver bell shaped inkwell, Birmingham 1909 by A & J Zimmerman, 7cm diameter, 6.5cm high (2 3/4 x 2 1/2in)

A Victorian silver mounted square glass inkwell, the hinged cover, inscribed 'R.H. from ELF', London 1898 by Mappin Bros, 7.5cm (3in)

A SILVER INKWELL in the form of a hand bell, 2.5"high,a silver snuff box, a salt and a small trophy.

A CASED SET OF SIX SILVER GRAPEFRUIT SPOONS, Birmingham 1960, a further set, five boxed tea knives, an inkwell, further cased flatware and a camera.

An English porcelain shaped oval flower-encrusted inkstand, cover and liners, of two-handled form, with fitted interior with sand tray and cover and two inkwell liners, length 26cm., circa 1840 (restored)

Ten various inkwells, comprising 4 glass, 3 travelling inkwells, 1 in the shape of a lettuce, a brass inkwell, and 1 in the shape of a sampan with penholder. (10)

A Delft blue and white inkwell with brush stand, and a pierced iron and glass swivel inkwell. (2)

A 19TH CENTURY, GEORGIAN STYLE, MAHOGANY RECTANGULAR PEDESTAL WRITING DESK having a green leather top and fitted two long top drawers and three short drawers either side with inkwell drawer and brass handles, 50 1/2"wide.

A blue-printed inkwell, of cylindrical form with four pen holes and a raised rim to the central compartment, the body decorated with a sheet pattern of flowers and leaves, the shoulder and rim with a floral border, diameter 7.5cm, unmarked, circa 1815-30 (small area of restoration to rim)

A collection of pewter, comprising: a 19th century inkwell, seven mugs, a plate, a small flask, a box and cover, a beaker, a plate with an armorial, three small plates and a copy of "Pewter Marks and Old Pewter Ware" by Markham

Victorian e.p.n.s inkwell in the form of a dogs head, naturalistically chased and with glass eye, raised on a shaped square base, 14cm.

Silver sugar bowl and spoon with beaded edge, 13cm, also a Capstan silver inkwell.

A Victorian brass desk set, square inkwell with ceramic liner and hinged cover, a pair of candlesticks en suite, all with floral and mask borders and on bracket feet (3)

A Victorian glass and silver mounted inkwell in the form of an Iguana, with glass body and coiled tail, the silver head and feet with scale decoration, (the back right foot a later brass replacement), London 1897 by John Grinsell & Sons, 15.5cm long (6in)

A fluted round glass inkwell with a silver hinged cover with monogram, Birmingham 1903 by J Grinsell and Sons, 15cm diameter (6in)

A Wedgwood 'Queensware' two-handled compressed globular inkwell, liner and cover, painted with a stylised foliate band, the domed cover with artichoke finial, diameter 9cm., printed and indistinct impressed marks, retailer's mark for James Powell & sons Whitefriars Glassworks, late 19th century (some stains)

An Edwardian mahogany boxwood and harewood inlaid folding campaign desk, circa 1905, the interior fitted with green hide by Finnigans, Ldtd. Manchester and Liverpool, with an inkwell, letter pouches, blotter etc on a folding X frame, 24.5 in (62.23 cm) wide, 30.5 in (77.47 cm) high

A silver three piece condiment set, C J Vander, Sheffield 1965, comprising baluster shaped pepper pot with gadrooned border, matching cauldron shaped salt and mustard pot, blue glass liners and each on three lion mask headed squat paw feet and a silver mounted cut glass inkwell, Birmingham 1903, monogrammed flat cover, foliate pierced shoulders, star cut glass base, damaged (4)

A 19TH CENTURY ORIENTAL BRONZE INKWELL, the cover with knop finial, the well decorated figures and foliage, with three elephant head feet

A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE INKWELL, in the form of a girl seated with a goat, 4.5" high and a later Staffordshire cottage pastille burner, 5.5" high (2)

Victorian Staffordshire porcelainous inkwell, circa 1850-70, modelled as a recumbent lamb beside a birds nest being attacked by a snake, decorated with applied grog and polychrome enamels, 4 in (10.16 cm)

A 19TH CENTURY DERBY TYPE PORCELAIN INKWELL, of circular form with yellow banding and gilt tracery, approximately 4 ins diameter (lacks cover to centre) and a 19th Century porcelain SPILL VASE, of waisted form, with hand painted floral decoration and gilded beaded borders, approximately 4.50 ins high. (2).

A VICTORIAN FIGURED WALNUT WRITING BOX, with brass bound corners, leather lined internal writing flaps, inkwell and secret compartment, approximately 11.75 ins x 9 ins.

A 19th Century Crown Derby inkwell of campana form, raised on 3 gilt paw feet to a circular platform base, 4 in (10.16 cm) high

Victorian Staffordshire porcelainous inkwell, Circa 1850, modelled as a bird with chicks in a nest, decorated with grog, underglaze blue and coloured enamels (hairline crack), 4 in (10.16 cm) high

George V silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1931, of traditional form with a hinged crested cover, glass inkwell (damaged rim), on a plain flared circular base (marks rubbed), 4.75 in (12.07 cm) diameter

George V silver capstan inkwell, maker C B & S, London 1925, plain form with hinged cover and clear glass inkwell, 2.25 in (5.72 cm)

A LARGE GEORGE V SILVER CAPSTAN INKWELL, with a plain hinged cover, Birmingham 1925, approximately 7ins diameter.

A GEORGE V SQUARE GLASS INKWELL, with a circular silver collar and hinged cover, Birmingham 1926, makers mark: JG & S, approximately 4ins square.

A George V silver capstan inkwell, with a hinged tortoiseshell and silver inlaid cover, Birmingham 1915, by Mappin and Webb

A VICTORIAN RECTANGULAR, BLACK LEATHER COVERED CORRESPONDENCE BOX, the hinged lid revealing an inkwell, pen/nib area and leather stationery wallets, the reverse with needlework tools and satin lined well approx. 11" x 8"

A brass and clear glass inkwell, an unusual enamel hand painted vase with brass pierced base, pair brass candlesticks, brass warming pan etc (q)