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Moorcroft Pottery inkwell showcasing the serene Fish pattern, crafted with intricate details and soft, muted colors. The design captures a whimsical underwater scene with delicately painted fish swimming amidst aquatic foliage, all against a harmonious gradient glaze. This inkwell features four pen holes and a deep blue interior well. Moorcroft marked. Artist signed. Artist: William MoorcroftDimensions: 2"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear. As is. No lid.

A good solid brass inkwell.

ROYALTY: Two Staffordshire Pottery Flatback Groups, including an inkwell of George IV (when Prince of Wales and Regent) and Mrs Fitzherbert; also a group of two Performers, 19th century, the King and his mistress seated, the actors standing together,18cm and 15.5cm high (2). Maria Anne Fitzherbert (1756-1837) was a long time companion and lover of future George IV. The were married in secret, however the marriage was not valid under English law because it had not received the prior approval of King George III and the Privy Council as required by the Royal Marriages Act 1772

DOGS: Three assorted Staffordshire figures of dogs, including a Pointer, attributed to Samuel Alcock, circa 1830-40, facing right, 10cm high; also another spill vase with brown and white pointer, 15cm high; and a Spaniel Inkwell, 12cm high (3) Refer: Harding Victorian Staffordshire Dogs, Page 94, Fig 2700A (Spill Vase)

DOGS: Two small Staffordshire Figures, modelled as a Mastiff Inkwell; and a Pointer, mid 19th century, the mastiff sitting at attention, with a collar, on a blue base, 13.5cm high; the pointer, seated on a gilt lined base, 12cm high (2).

An ornate metal double Inkwell with glass inserts.

TINTENFASS AUS GLAS, um 1900, schwarzgefärbtes Glas mit filigraner Goldmalerei. HxD: 6,5/7,5 cm. Leichte Altersspuren bzw. Goldabrieb.| GLASS INKWELL, c. 1900, black coloured glass with filigree gold painting. HxD: 6.5/7.5 cm. Slight signs of age and gold wear.

A basket full of assorted collectibles including inkwell, frames, brass, clock, lighters etc shipping unavailable

**NO RESERVE**An Islamic Persian Silver-Inlaid Lidded Inkwell/Pot.A cylindrical bronze inkwell with a domed lid, flanked by two stylized bird-shaped handles. The body is inlaid with silver decoration, including calligraphic and figurative elements.H: Approximately 18cmD: Approximately 12.5cmProvenance:From the collection of a British gentleman, formerly a history professor, assembled over several decades

A Millefiore glass inkwell paperweight with canes in concentric circles, probably H.G. Richardson. 5½" high

A silver bangle; a silver link bracelets; a plated capstan inkwell and other objects

A George V silver capstan inkwell with tortoisehell pique-work lid. Birmingham 1924. 6" diam.

George V silver inkwell with ceramic insert, sponsor's mark of Robert Pringle & Sons, Chester 1916, a silver bullet pendant, 190g gross approx, along with a selection of white metal novelty items including two stamp holders and a horse hoof vesta case all stamped '925' 60g approx

A collection of 19th and 20th century treen items, including a pair of coquilla nut vases, height 7cm, a carved plaque depicting Charles I, a Jerusalem carved wooden inkwell in the form of a camel and a carved model of an owl.

A 20th century plated cast metal novelty inkwell in the form of a golfer in full swing, height 13cm, together with another golfing inkwell and a pen stand with golfer surmount, raised on a marble plinth.

A hallmarked silver double trough-shaped stamp box, Deakin & Francis, marks rubbed, 2.5 x 5.3 x 3.5cm, an Edward VII hallmarked silver capstan inkwell with clear glass liner, partial maker's mark 'W.', Birmingham 1909 and a silver plated inkwell with blue glass liner (3).

A Victorian mahogany writing slope, with hole for inkwell and replaced leather inset to the slope, fitted interior with two drawers, 18 x 43 x 42cm.Condition Report: Knocked, scratched, water stains and with chips.

A Victorian brass and cut glass inkwell. 5x5x8cm

A SILVER CIRCULAR INKWELL GARRARD & CO. LTD., LONDON 1935 The hinged cover with the arms of the Goldsmith Company 10cm (4in) diameter 427g (13.7 oz) With a glass liner Condition Report: Marks are well struckGenerally good conditionCondition Report Disclaimer

A Duttons Blackburn Brewery iron sign, ‘Hang Rope Under Pulley For Work’, 24.5cm long; another, a wood & brass Duttons Brewery inkwell holder, 10.5cm x 5cm (2)

An Edwardian silver tankard mustard, pierced sides, Birmingham 1905, 42g, EP spoon; a George V silver capstan inkwell, glass liner, Birmingham 1918, 97g gross; four silver napkin rings, 116g; an unmarked tea strainer, 33g (7)

A Victorian Gothic Revival walnut and brass bound desk top stationery box, the domed top enclosing a fitted interior with letter compartments and gilt brass and leather covered Berry's Patent inkwell and light box with vesta striker, the tops with engraved foliate decoration and pierced handles, flanking two domed compartments and pen stand, the writing slope opening to reveal a satinwood lined interior and with Bramah lock, raised on a shallow plinth base, 36.5 cm wide x 27.5 cm deep x 18 cm high

A George V silver trophy cup and cover with foliate finial and decoration above a circular tapering body and stiff leaf border, flanked by two scroll handles, presentation inscribed 'Horsham & District Riding Club Gilbey Challenge Cup...', London 1929 by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, height 8.5cm, together with two silver dishes and a silver ashtray, total weight 355.2g, and a silver capstan inkwell, diameter 12.5cm.

A Victorian Elkington plated inkstand, the central cut glass inkwell with hinged lid above four oval panels, each decorated with a different classical scene and with four pen apertures, on scroll feet, the underside detailed 'Published by Elkington & Co' and numbered '947', height 15.5cm.

A group of silver, including a Fiddle pattern tablespoon, London 1813 by Sarah & John William Blake, an old English pattern tablespoon, London 1792 by Richard Crossley, a set of six coffee spoons, Sheffield 1923 by Mappin & Webb, cased, and a capstan inkwell, weighable items 401.6g, together with a plated twin-scroll branch candelabrum, height 18.5cm, and a pair of plated sugar tongs.

An Edwardian silver oval bonbon basket, the pierced sides decorated with acanthus festoons beneath a cast beaded and acanthus leaf rim, raised on scallop shell feet, London 1901 by Charles Stuart Harris, length 14.8cm, together with a silver shaped circular inkstand, embossed with ribbon, bows and flowers, on pierced feet, London 1890 by William Comyns & Sons, diameter 13cm, fitted with a square cut glass inkwell, total weight excluding glass well 291.8g.

An early George V silver capstan inkwell of slightly tapered cylindrical form, the hinged lid framed by five quill holes within a raised rim, on a wide circular base, Chester 1911 by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, weight 306.3g, diameter 15cm, and a silver rectangular cigarette box, Birmingham 1935 by Walker & Hall, length 17.8cm.

GROUP OF ENGLISH CANEWARE MOSTLY 19TH CENTURY comprising a Wedgwood game pie dish with liner and cover, moulded with game birds, rabbits and fruiting vines, impressed WEDGWOOD; a late 18th century Turner plate crisply moulded with a central flowerhead within radiating stylised petal motifs, the rim with scrolling floral designs, impressed TURNER; a Turner cream jug of oval form, moulded to one side with putti at play and to the reverse with a weeping maiden with her dog, impressed TURNER; an inkwell, probably Ridgway, moulded with a band of acanthus leaves, with an inner well, unmarked; an egg hoop with engine turned basket weave moulding, unmarked; and a coffee cup, probably Davenport, the lower body with moulded vertical ribs, rim, handle and body with blue line detail, painted in blue enamel with a ‘C’, no factory mark, base inscribed in pencil ‘C D G Langley’ (6) game pie dish 22.8cm wide, 13.5cm high, plate 19.6cm diameter The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics  The egg hoop has a paper label for the Geoffrey Fisk Collection No. 1214a

GROUP OF ENGLISH DRY-BODIED STONEWARE EARLY 19TH CENTURY comprising three buff jugs, one with a cover, each with double scroll handles, with applied white stoneware decoration depicting to one side putti on a chariot being led by dogs, and to the reverse putti aiming bows and arrows, impressed WILSON, covered jug inscribed 23; a Spode white covered hot water jug with engine turned detail in a basket weave pattern, with green band borders, impressed SPODE; two graduated Wilson brown and white jugs each decorated with a hunting scene known as ‘The Kill’, impressed WILSON; a Herculaneum cream and buff covered bowl decorated with a classical figural frieze, impressed HERCULANEUM; a cream Tuner mug with brown bands and a cream and brown Spode mug, each moulded with a hunting scene, impressed TURNER and SPODE, together with a pair of small buff Wilson tapersticks, 8.5cm high; a SPODE BUFF INKWELL with classical figures, 5.3cm high; a small WILSON BUFF POT POURRI BASKET with cover, decorated with a floral frieze, 6.7cm high (13) Wilson cover buff hot water jug 16.3cm high, Spode brown and cream mug 8.6cm high The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics For a reference relating to Wilson buff jugs see Edwards and Hampson, 'Dry-Bodied Stoneware of the British Isles', Fig 245.David Maisels believed that the white engine turned Spode covered hot water pot was rare and that no other examples of a pot in this style had been recorded.The Wilson buff hot water pot has a label for John Howard Antiques.The smaller brown and cream Wilson jug has a paper label for the Nancy Gunson Collection, No. 107

A Black Forest carved bear inkwell, height 8.5cm.

AN ANTIQUE BRASS DESK INKWELL AND PEN STAND MODELLED AS A BOY AND DOG HUNTING, WIDTH 14CM, HEIGHT 10CM

AN ORIENTAL CALLIGRAPHY SET PLUS A DRAGON DESIGN CERAMIC INKWELL

A WOODEN WRITING SLOPE IN NEED OF RESTORATION WITH INKWELL TOGETHER WITH FOUR LARGE DIAMOND PAPERWEIGHTS

A LARGE GLASS INKWELL WITH A HALLMARKED CHESTER TOP

A Black Forest carved inkwell in the form of an owl, a vesta case in the form of a nut etc. Shipping category B.

19th century Continental silver inkwell, of waisted form, with embossed panels of cherubs and a hinged cover with cherub finial, glass ink reservoir, possibly German (Import marks for Birmingham 1899) together with a Continental silver miniature bureau (Import marks for London 1897) and a Dutch silver peppermint box (marked on the base). All at approximately 8ozs. Inkwell 11cm overall height. (3)

Selection of miscellaneous late 19th/20th century silver, including cigarette case, spirit flask, small inkwell, novelty pig pin cushion, napkin ring and a plated lighter (various dates and makers). Approximately 4ozs weighable silver. (Qty)

A Victorian horn rectangular snuff box, the tortoiseshell cover inlaid with stylised flowers, 8cm wide, c.1870;  another papier mache;  a Welsh brass love spoon;  a brass spill holder, in the form of a donkey;  Sevres style boat shaped inkwell, with pen and seal holders,  decorated with peonies on a yellow and black ground, 15cm wide'  etc

Art Deco Brass Inkwell, Blotter and a Letter Clip

Victorian Engraved Silver Mounted Square Glass Travelling Inkwell with Screw Fitting Cover by William Neal London 1856

Pair of Royal Vienna Pottery Vases, Calendar Inkwell (no lid) and 2 Carved Wood Bears

Silver Cigarette Case and Teaspoon and a Silver Top Glass Inkwell

19th Century Gilt Metal and Pietra Dura Inkwell and Writing Pad, with Boxes by Marshall & Sons 87 George Street Edinburgh

A large cut-glass and silver-mounted inkwell, c.1910, of circular form, 25cm diameter15cm highCondition ReportLot 211 Light surface wear, scratches, and some tiny knocks to the silver top, with general rubbing and some wear to the marks. Some tiny chips and losses to the corners, edges, and points of the cut glass. The hinge is functional, and the lid sits flush. Overall, it appears in good structural and cosmetic condition.

A school bell, brass inkwell, charger, iron, small set of weights etc

A 19th Century Rosewood Workbox with Hinged Lid to Fitted Interior including Removable Tray with Glass Box and Inkwell, Button Operated Front Secret Drawer with Pocket Watch Recess, Mother of Pearl Escutcheons, 30cms Wide

An Edward VII Silver Capstan Inkwell, 13cm Diameter Base (Glass Liner AF)

A Late Victorian/Edwardian Desktop Hexagonal Inkwell with Hinged Lid, 7cms Wide

A silver shaped jewellery box, together with silver inkwell in the form of a capstan

A silver cream jug, inkwell etc.

SILVER FRETWORK INKWELL WITH A HM SILVER TOAST RACK (145 GRAMS APPROX TOAST RACK WEIGHT ONLY)

Brass naval artillery shell casing repurposed as a trench art inkwell or small container, featuring stamped markings on base and triple ball feet.

Early 20th-century French souvenir inkwell, cast metal with Arc de Triomphe motif. Features dual wells with scenic Parisian enamel medallions. Ornate detailing.

A VICTORIAN OAK INK STAND FITTED WITH TWO GLASS INKWELLS (8)29cm wide, a further glass inkwell, five pewter plates in varying sizes, the largest 34cm diameter, and a set of early 20th century postage scales

A GROUP OF SILVER AND SILVER MOUNTED WARES (8)Comprising; two small glass decanters and stoppers, the collars Birmingham 1906, with two decanter labels, detailed Brandy and Whisky, Birmingham 1906, a pair of vases with lead loaded bases, Birmingham 1907, a small inkwell stand, designed as a horses hoof, Birmingham 1913 and a capstan form inkwell stand, probably Birmingham 1908, diameter 15cm

THREE ROYAL DOULTON `VOTES FOR WOMEN' STONEWARE INKWELLS (3)Circa 1908 One modelled as a grumpy old woman wearing a blue apron impressed `Votes for Women', the other two modelled as a baby, one with `Votes For Women' impressed on its bib, impressed and incised marks, each approx. 9cm highThe old woman has restoration to the end of her hair, around the pin and down the back of her dress. The pin is a replacement. The baby with the impressed title to the bib, has a  circular piece of kiln grit attached to the top of its head, approx. 0.75cm diameter. The other baby has restoration to its left shoulder and arm, around the rim of the inkwell and down the back of its dress. There are chips around the pin holes. The pin itself is probably a replacement

A pair of mid 18th century silver sugar nips, by Alexander Osborne, London, circa 1765, 11.6cm, together with a silver mounted glass match strike, a silver mounted inkwell, a silver napkin ring, a cased silver medallion and four other items including a plate mounted glass claret jug. Condition - poor to fair

Chamberlains Worcester topographical porcelain inkwell of drum form, painted with a view of Worcester, circa 1820 with Chamberlains script mark to base, 4.5cm high together with a 19th Century Doe and Rogers Worcester drum shaped inkwell (liner and lid restored) 5.5cm high (2) Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics

An early 19th century porcelain inkwell of drum form, painted with flowers to a cobalt ground, with three hairy paw feet, possibly by Spode, 6.5cm diameter together with another of smaller and similar design, (one foot restored) 5.5cm diameter (2) Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics

Chamberlains Worcester Imari porcelain inkwell of drum form with three quill holes, 6cm high together with an early 19th century Bloor Derby porcelain inkwell, painted with floral sprigs, likely by Moses Webster, 3.5cm high (2) Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics