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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.

A George V silver circular bowl of shallow form, Birmingham 1922, weight 66.5g, diameter 10cm, a silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1911, diameter 14.5cm, a group of silver handled cutlery, a Dutch silver two-handled pin dish, weight 69.5g, and a small group of plated items.

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

FRENCH SCHOOL FIGURAL INKWELL, EARLY 19TH CENTURY the domed cover surmounted with the figure of Cupid, on a lobed circular body with lions' masks, bronze, with rouge marble base, on an associated brecce pernice and white marble pedestal plinth (2) inkwell 17cm high (6 ¾in high); pedestal 9.5cm high (3 ¾in high)

A Royal Doulton Suffragette stoneware inkwell, modelled as an old lady with arms crossed and angry face, her apron stamped Votes for Women, glazed in colours impressed factory marks, hinge broken, cover glued to base, 8.5cm. high

A late Victorian silver and hobnail cut glass inkwell, raised on a square gadrooned and foliate embossed base, terminating in scrolled feet, London 1899, 9.5cm wide, 81.1gms excluding glass liner

A 19th Century brass and Pietra Dura marble inlaid desk stand, the enamelled urn shaped inkwell flanked by cherubs, 24.5cm AF

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS STYLE COPPER INKWELL

A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY SERPENTINE CHEST, third quarter 18th century, the moulded edged top over four long drawers with brass bail handles, the top drawer fitted with a baize lined slide over drawers and pigeon holes flanked by inkwell and pen rest, moulded base and bracket feet, 36 1/4" w x 18 1/2" d x 30 1/2" h (Illustrated) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT) Condition Report: Generally good depth of colour, top possibly repolished, some fading to one side. All brasses intact and possibly original. Woodwork good, some small knocks/losses down along both front corners, cockbeading generally good.

Mappin and Webb, a George V silver four slice toastrack, London 1915, together with two silver cigarette cases, three serviette rings, two silver vesta cases and a silver mounted inkwell. Various dates and makers. 12.1 troy oz weighable

A selection of mixed items to include a pair of vintage cufflinks, a travelling inkwell, a pill box with dog and various items of jewellery

A 20thC cast iron inkstand depicting HMS Victory, the lidded inkwell connected via a chain to the ship, beside a recess, 16cm high.

This Royal Doulton character jug, depicting Mark Twain, stands at 7.25 inches tall. Designed as part of the Whitley Collection and marked with the Royal Doulton crown and lion backstamp, it features the production year 1979. The jug presents a finely detailed representation of Twain, complete with a sculpted quill and inkwell handle that pays homage to his legacy as one of America's most celebrated authors. Royal Doulton, renowned for its craftsmanship and artistic excellence, has been a cornerstone in ceramic artistry since 1815. This particular jug, D6654, is a collectible piece within the iconic Character Jug series, prized by collectors worldwide for its blend of historical significance and artistic quality.Issued: 1979Dimensions: 7.25"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A S.Mordan & Co. Blue and clear glass inkwell mounted on gilt metal floral base. 10cm

An inkwell in the form of a dog's head. The resin head with celluloid eyes hinged at the back opening to reveal the glass liner, mounted on a wooden base.

Dresden floral decorated inkwell, Continental porcelain comport on brass rams head supports, pair of miniature Chinese blue and white ginger jars with covers, and two others, together with four Continental porcelain candlesticks

Imari Ironstone inkstand on low supports together with a Dutch pedestal inkwell with coverDamages and loss of gilding, as shown in photos

Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company silver circular inkwell with hinged cover and cut glass insert (with later engraved presentation inscription)

Comprising a diminutive vase, a tortoise water dropper, a globular water dropper with a leafy branch, a double-dragon brush rest, and a trunk-form inkwell.(Height of tallest 4 1/2 inches)No condition report? Click below to request one. *Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and Doyle New York shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.Request a condition report

A William IV silver pounce, probably by Charles Reily & George Storer, London 1835, the leaf decorated body with gilt interior and swept foot9.5cm high together with a Victorian silver and cut glass inkwell,by Walter & John Barnard, London 1879, the cut glass bulbous form inkwell on an engraved circular dish form base,8.1cm highweighable 7.9ozt (2)

An Austrian cold painted spelter inkwell, in the manner of Franz Bergmann (1861-1936), modelled as a lizard, mounted with a pen wipe, and a brass lidded inkwell, unmarked, 26cm wide Condition Reportone finger missing. Rubbing to the body. Glass liner chipped. Cover dented.

A Victorian coromandel writing box, with mother-of-pearl inlay, opening to reveal a tooled leather inset writing slope, fitted inkwell and secret compartment, fitted with a lock, inscribed 'Agnes Adam, Decr 25th 1872'35.5cm wide24cm deep14cm highCondition ReportThe lock working with key present. With cracking to the interior of one of the compartments. Newer leather insert. Some cracking to the coromandel. Some losses to the mother of pearl. Please see additional images. Shipping estimate £38.00 +VAT.

A pair of mother of pearl opera glasses fitted folding handle10cm widetogether with two joint holders, a baby jelly mould, two pairs of inkwells, a mother of pearl handled fruit knife, a pot lid, a Bergman style group kitten with violin on a rosewood handled knife (qty.)Condition Reporthairline crack to ceramic inkwell, pitting to jelly mould areas of paintloss to violingeneral wear and tear commensurate with age

A silver travelling inkwell together with gobletCONDITION REPORTsmall ding to goblet so rim slightly out of shape

A silver inkstandSilver, fineness .833With cut-glass inkwell and pounce pot, and letter rackRelief decoration with foliage motifsPorto hallmark (1938-1984)14x34.5x26 cm1278 g (base)

A Chinese porcelain candlestick "female figure" with inkwell "child"Chinese porcelain sculpture_x000D_Polychrome and gilt decoration_x000D_Qing Dynasty, 18th/19th century_x000D_(restorations)H.: 29.5 cm

Desk Inkwell in SilverDesk Inkwell in Silver_x000D_In Silver_x000D_Decorated with shell motifs_x000D_Includes inkwell and sander_x000D_Porto assay mark (1877-1881) and silversmith’s mark attributable to Francisco Pinto Teixeira (1887-1890)_x000D_(Some minor signs of use)13.5×21×14.5 cm251 g

SILVER & CUT GLASS INKWELL

Three Dresden porcelain cabinet cups and saucers; a Limoges porcelain and metal mounted inkwell and a porcelain cup AF

A 19th Century French Sevres style table bell / inkwell

A George V silver inkwell stand, of rectangular form having scroll and gadrooned rim, with a square silver mounted glass inkwell and pen holder, raised on four scroll feet, marks for London 1926, maker C S Harris & Sons Ltd, 15cm x 10.5cm, 142g lacking inkwell

A George V silver inkwell stand, of rectangular form having thread rim, having personal engraving to the centre, with two square silver mounted glass inkwells and pen holder, raised on four ball feet, marks for Birmingham 1919, maker John Grinsell & Sons, 20.5cm x 14cm, 253g lacking inkwells

An early 19th Century oil on board English School painting of gentleman. Seated with an arm resting on the desk holding a pair of spectacles beside an inkwell and books. 13.5cm wide by 16cm high (painting) 19cm wide by 31cm high (frame)

A Victorian brass novelty inkwell, in the form of a capstan, coiled with a rope, 10cm highOverall condition is complete but dirty and worn. There is no liner inside. There is a lot of play in the hinge, but it is complete. Tarnished.

Victorianisches Tintenfass um 1850 (Inkwell). Dunkelgrünes Glas mit aufklappbarem Deckel darunter Fach für Briefmarken. Beiliegend zwei alte Schriften. Herst. G. Riddle, London. H.: 8 cm. Tüllendeckel fehlt. Standunterseite mit kl. Chip.

A George V silver capstan inkwell, with clear glass liner, on weighted base; together with another smaller example (2)

An early 20th century silver topped cut glass inkwell; together with another silver mounted inkwell, two silver topped dressing table jars and a silver collared scent bottle. (5)

19thC Napoleon 111 French desk inkwell, of 'Gutta Percha' or 'Bois Durci' with glass Inkwell, in Louis XV style

Silver Inkwell (faults), scent bottles, mother-of-pearl caviar dish and spoons, XIX Century ale glass, stoppers, etc:- One Tray.

Mixed collection of Minton ceramics to include dinner and salad plates, green and gilt inkwell, lidded pot, cake plates etc (1 tray).

Hallmarked silver desk clock, Birmingham 1911, 11cm wide, probably converted from an inkwell. Non working, nicely repurposed example.

A collection of silver and silver plated items to include antique silver picture frame, lidded box and jar, inkwell a/f together with silver plated purse and pin cushion. (Qty)

Three late 19th / early 20th century cast brass desk items - comprising an inkstand by William Tonks & Sons (impressed factory mark to underside), the inkwell with hinged pagoda cover and china liner, flanked by two pierced foliate scroll dishes, on four paw feet, 23.5cm long; a lead-loaded candlestick with scrolled snake stem and Gothic strapwork decoration to the domed base, 15.5cm high; and a square table candlestick.

A small collection of silver plated and cut glass items - including a cut glass and gilt brass inkwell; a Victorian silver plated christening mug in the Aesthetic taste; two cut glass vases, the tallest 25cm high; a set of four wheel engraved shot glasses with deer and game birds in wooded landscapes, 5.2cm high; etc.

Three silver mounted cut glass items - comprising a large globular scent bottle, stamped 'M Bros Sterling Silver', 13cm high, lacks atomiser attachment; a George V inkwell, E S Barnsley & Co, Birmingham 1921; 8.25cm high; and a cotton wool jar, William Comyns & Sons, London 1902, bun form with Ruben's cherubs decoration to the hinged cover, 12cm diameter (glass cracked); together with a pair of white metal boxes, one with fitted interior, with repoussé foliate strapwork and crimped borders, 11.5 x 7.75cm. (5)

Three small silver and white metal desk items - comprising an Edwardian silver trophy form pen wipe, T H Hazlewood & Co, Birmingham 1902, 6.8cm high; a white metal letter clip, with pierced bird, floral and foliate decoration, 7.7cm long; and a white metal and cut glass travelling inkwell (originally from a vanity case), the hinged lid with hinged wingnut locking clasp, 8cm long.

A Victorian brass and glass square inkstand with pierced borders, detachable glass inkwell on four bracket feet, 11 x 18 x 18cm

A brass inkwell shaped square, chased with scrolls and leaves the cylindrical well with porcelain liner, circa 1900, 9 x 9.5 x 9.5cm

Early Victorian engraved gilt brass desk stand and stationery box, Leauchars, 38 Piccadilly, the desk stand of 'chamberstick' form with scroll handle terminating in an oval inkwell with raised onogram to hinged cover, the rim stamped as above, the oval pen tray finely engraved with scrollwork, 21.5cm wide x 11cm high, together with a matching monogrammed slope-front stationery box, 22cm x 13cm x 14cm high (2)

Late 19th century Black Forest carved linden wood inkstand, formed as the head of a terrier dog, hinged and enclosing a glass inkwell, its front paws resting upon a log, 19cm wide x 9cm high

George III travelling inkwell and penner etui, circa 1790, the red Morocco leather case of oval section with push-on cover, enclosing a removable white metal retractable / propelling pen with nib, and a domed cover which when unscrewed reveals the ink reservoir, the lower body with vacant white metal oval cartouche, 59mm long overallA very similar example, with vertical rather than horizontal oval cartouche, was sold in these rooms, 14th March 2024, lot 128.

An Edwardian Hallmarked Silver Inkwell, William Comyns & Sons, London 1905, of circular form with reeded band to rim, the hinge top lid with clear glass liner, (base weighted).

* Ormolu. A continental gilt bronze figure of a mastiff, 19th century, well-detailed two-part construction with loose head, mounted on a marble base, 20 x 12 cm, together with a novelty squirrel inkwell, circa 1900, modelled with glass eyes and eating an acorn, lacking liner, 11.5 cm high plus a Continental ormolu desk ornament, 19th century, modelled as a dog with its leg caught in a trap on an integral rectangular base, 5 x 12 cmQTY: (3)

* Inkwell. A French inkwell, 19th century, three gilt metal putto supporting a milk glass inkwell and cover, the top loose, 20 cm high, together with a Continental brass dressing table mirror, the circular bevel edge glass supported by an elaborate repeating geometric frame on a turned back and circular brass and green-veined marble base, 27 cm high and other items QTY: (3)

A Black Forest inkwell with carved wood flip top bear, 8 x 15cm

A Black Forest inkwell with standing bear and glass inkwell, 8 x 14cm

A collection of silverware including flatware, egg cups, bon bon dish, ashtray, ladles, silver topped glass inkwell etc, 1660g (53.5ozt) weighable silver, together with one or two silver plated oddments

An Edwardian silver novelty inkwell by A & Z, 7cm high, modelled as a bell, with hinged cap and inset glass liner, Birmingham 1909

Small Victorian square oak inkwell with drawer