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Early 19th century Spode porcelain ring stand pink ground with a small gilt stopper and central hollow column, perhaps for scent, 5cm high, together with a Spode Imari porcelain inkwell on four gilt feet, approx 4cm high (2). Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics

18th century Derby porcelain inkwell and pounce pot on stand, (minor restoration to well). Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics

Chamberlains of Worcester porcelain inkwell and stand of drum form with three gilded quill holes, white ground with pink roses and small blue flowers together with another Chamberlains inkwell. Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics

Chamberlains Worcester porcelain inkwell and stand, circa 1820, painted with butterflies to a blue ground with gilding, Chamberlains script mark in puce. 6.5cm high (2) Provenance: The Maisels Collection of British Ceramics

Collection of 5 porcelain polychrome inkwells comprising a.o. porcelain double inkwell, watch holder and watch VIEUX PARIS, with gold and floral motif and 2 figures, inkwell in rocaille form with 2 lidded inkwells LIMOGES, Staffordshire ‘nest’ inkwell with bird perched above her chicks while a snake attacks, with two quill holders circa 1850Lot van 5 porseleinen polychrome inktpotten bestaande uit oa porseleinen dubbele inktpot en horlogehouder en horloge VIEUX PARIS, met goud- en bloemmotief en 2 figuren, inktpot in rocaille vorm met 2 dekselinktpotjes LIMOGES, Staffordshire 'nest' inktpot met vogel die boven haar kuikens uitsteekt terwijl een slang aanvalt, met twee ganzenveerhouders circa 1850H 7 - 24 cm

Collection of 4 porcelain inkwells consisting of a porcelain inkwell SAMSON with polychrome decoration of flowers, standing on claw feet, a hand-painted blue and white earthenware inkwell style Delft probably French, porcelaine de Paris, faience de Rouan and posture style Meissen, 19th centuryLot van 4 porseleinen inktpotten bestaande uit een porseleinen inktpot SAMSON met polychrome decoratie van bloemen en gestileerde friezen, staand op klauwpoten, handbeschilderd blauw en wit aardewerk inktstel stijl Delft waarschijnlijk Frans, porcelaine de Paris, faience de Rouen en postuurtje stijl Meissen, 19e eeuwH 9.5 x 22 cm

Collection of 2 boxes one with background glass painting and another with enamel, early 19th century and a bronze Empire oil lampVerzameling van 2 doosjes één met achterglasschildering en één met emaille, begin 19e eeuw en een bronzen Empire olielamp10 x 15 x 5.5 cm (the inkwell)

Bronze inkwell in the shape of a hand, Wedgwood lid, 19th century, EnglandBronzen inktpot in de vorm van een hand, deksel in Wedgwood, 19e eeuw, Engeland8 x 26 x 10.5 cm

Collection of 4 porcelain inkwells oa SAINT-CLEMENT, Emile Gallé period, large earthenware inkwell decorated with a heraldic lion, a tower as pen holder and a helmet as inkwell, one marked VPLot van 4 porseleinen inktpotten oa SAINT-CLEMENT, Emile Gallé periode, grote aardewerken inktpot gedecoreerd met een heraldische leeuw, een toren als penhouder en een helm als inktpot, één gemerkt VP25 x 41 x 20 cm

Collection of inkwells comprising from an inkwell in faience Emile Gallé, Nancy, c. 1870, designed by Gengoult Prouvé (attributed), Desvres, Porcelaine de Paris, Sèvres style, 19th centuryLot inktpotten bestaande uit een inktpot in faience Emile Gallé, Nancy, ca 1870, ontworpen door Gengoult Prouvé (toegeschreven), Desvres, Porcelaine de Paris, Sèvres stijl, 19e eeuwH 5.5 - 13.5 cm

Collection of 3 porcelain inkwells oa LIMOGES, VIEUX PARIS, a wooden ink set Black Forest decorated with the Lion of Lucerne, a wooden inkwell in the shape of a barrel with copper lid and staffordshire figurine, 19th centuryLot van 3 porseleinen inktpotten oa LIMOGES, VIEUX PARIS, een houten inktset Black Forest gedecoreerd met de Leeuw van Luzern, een houten inktpot in de vorm van een ton met koperen dekseltje en staffordshire beeldje, 19e eeuwH 4 - 15.5 cm

A quantity of brass to include Chinese bowl 33cm d, toasting fork with smooth haired fox terrier to top, inkwell, paper clip and powder/shot measures.

A good quality glass inkwell with hobnail cut to base and a hallmarked silver top. London 1913, maker John Grinsell & Sons. 9cm high.

A quantity of silver plated items to include egg coddler, kettle, inkwell, hip flask, napkin ring etc.

A cold painted bronze musical inkwell with seated and standing dogs to top. 14cm x 7cm.

A hallmarked silver inkwell with glass liner Birmingham 1906, makers mark rubbed together with a serving spoon London 1931 Atkin Bros and an Edinburgh Mackay & Chisholm 1890 decorative dagger with inlaid natural agate gemstones.

A Marble and Brass Twin Inkwell Stand with glass inserts and hinged lids and a female bust in the centre 35cm x 18cm, a gilt figure of a Cavalier on marble base 21cm and a marble plinth with a central bee design and brass bust of Bonaparte 26cm. (3).

Silver and glass inkwell, Birmingham 1903, 7cm tall.

Three pieces of brassware - comprising a 19th century style inkwell, 17.3cm diameter; an 18th century style brass chamberstick; and a verdigris patinated heavy brass candlestick; together with a pewter candle snuffer. (4)

A collection of silver items to include a cased set of six silver teaspoons Birmingham 1918, a silver capstan inkwell (sans liner) silver clothes brush, Swedish silver serviette ring, novelty miniature chair and a silver-plated photograph frame 

A Victorian silver mounted coromandel desk stand - the silver hallmarked Rupert Favell, London 1886, the rectangular stand with pierced silver three quarter gallery, silver pen rests and an inlaid marquetry fan patera and spandrels, with moulded glass inkwells, on silver bun feet, 23 x 16.3cm; together with a 1920s oak ink stand with a moulded glass inkwell. (2)* Coromandel: In good condition overall. Good even colour and just one tiny veneer loss to the left hand end of the front chamfered edge of the stand. Silver in good condition and marks clear. One inkwell has a small chip to the cover. Both have a few tiny frits to the corners. Oak: In good condition overall.

Two 19th century writing slopes in satin walnut and mahogany - the walnut box with rounded angles to the front and rear, the interior with Royal blue tooled velvet writing surface with gilt tooled leather border, pen rest and glass inkwell (LWH 30 x 23.3 x 14.6cm); the brass-bound mahogany box with black gilt-tooled leather (lacks inkwells). (LWH 35.25 x 22.5 x 13.5cm)

An early 20th century honey-oak stationery box - the two-door slope front opening to reveal a fitted interior with a tiered stationary rack, ebonised pen rest and inkwell slots (the wells missing), above a base drawer. (LWH 40.25 x 19.75 x 29cm) (no key)

A novelty bronze propeller inkwell - first half 20th century, with hinged bomb-nose cover, 13.5cm diameter; together with a reproduction brass Stanley of London compass. (2)

An Art Deco Bakelite Desk Standish, with two bakelite-topped glass inkwells and a pen; a single bakelite-topped glass inkwell and a collection of Royal memorabilia including an Order of Service for the Coronation of H.M Queen Elizabeth II, a paper napkin and sheets of Coronation wrapping paper, a Silver Jubilee programme for King George V and Queen Mary etc:- One Tray.

A quantity of collectable items, to include, a pocket inkwell, miniature lighter, antique ring boxes, three trinket and snuff boxes, and a perfume bottle, in the style of the nineteenth century Palais Royal, amongst other wares.

A cased Victorian silver christening knife, fork and spoon set, Aaron Hadfield, Sheffield 1843, Albert pattern, gross weight 1.74 tr.oz., the case 6¾in. (17.1cm.) long; together with a George V silver and enamel lidded cut glass powder bowl, London 1931, 4 1/8in. (10.5cm.) diameter; and a silver capstan inkwell, faults; and a commemorative silver Royal Wedding spoon. (4)

A pair of large 19th century brass candlesticks, together with a brass bell shaped 'doorstop' weight; a brass two handled punch bowl; a pierced brass trivet; a cast brass inkwell; two brass dishes; etc. (11)

A ceramic and brass Islamic Moorish style inkwell, the elegant lift out ceramic urn form bottle decorated with floral design on blue ground, brass mounts, the hinged cover with acorn finial, the bottle fits into raised central well on twin handled circular brass tray, raised on four feet, 7 1/8in. (18.2cm.) handle to handle, the bottle measuring 5in. (12.7cm.) high; together with two further inkwells of similar style. (3)

A silver capstan inkwell, Henry Matthews, Birmingham, 1906, the hinged cover with faux tortoiseshell insert, having classical urn and scrolling silver decoration,12 x 5.2 cm high., weighted.

Edwardian silver mounted glass inkwell, hinged lid with pocket watch holder compartment, decorated with repousse scrolling scenes of a pastoral woman, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1904Shipping £33.00 plus vat (UK Only)

An Edward VII Silver Oval Inkstand, and a Pair of Silver Mounted Glass Decanters, the inkstand, by I.S. Greenberg & Co., London 1905, of plain form on paw feet, 10ins x 3.75ins, weight 3.6ozs, inset with silver mounted and faceted glass inkwell, and a pair of silver mounted and slice cut glass decanters of small proportions, the mounts by Barker Ellis Silver Co., Birmingham 1996, and stopper for same, 7.5ins high Inkstand - medium gauge of silver. Slight mis-shaping of rim. Light marks to one end where a dent may have been tapped out. Vertical scratch to side of other end with a scratch in the base in line with this. Hallmarks well struck near the inkwell hole - slightly rubbed.Inkwell - lid sits slightly proud of base. Hallmarks struck inside the lid and on the collar - slightly rubbed. Tiny bruise to one slice panel of the glass.Pair of decanters - both in good condition. Hallmarks on collars slightly rubbed.

A Royal Worcester porcelain inkwell, liner and cover, dated 1863, the circular ivory glazed body moulded with three brown glazed masks alternating with three polychrome enamelled and gilt caryatid supports with paw feet, raised on a shaped base, green printed factory mark, height 11cm.

A hallmarked silver and enamel mounted glass desk inkwell, the lid decorated with roses and foliage in a quatrefoil design, makers mark H.D.C.

A hallmarked silver & tortoiseshell mounted glass inkwell, used a a golf trophy, inscribed 'Bromborough Golf Club Mixed Foursomes 1926'

A small collection of treen to include a twin inkwell desk stand

Four Plated Fountain Pen and Inkwell Sets, of plain modern design with blue lining, together with five modern letter openers, boxed.

Four Plated Fountain Pen and Inkwell Sets, of plain modern design with blue lining, together with five modern letter openers, boxed.

Silver capstan inkwell on a circular foot D13.5cm, Birmingham 1928 Maker Sanders & Mackenzie and a silver combination paper knife and pen knife L23cm Sheffield 1957 (2)

Art Nouveau silver mounted desk set with a raised pattern of trailing flowers including blotter, inkwell, paper knife, seal, scissors etc Import marks London 1900 Maker Eugene Henry Posen (8)

A pair of Clews Staffordshire pottery blue and white chestnut baskets, circa 1820; two Mason's imari jugs and a lidded cup; two Staffordshire figures and an inkwell modelled as a nest

A group of Continental porcelain, to include a Meissen plate, a Samson armorial plate, an inkwell etc.

A collection of English and Continental silverware including cruets, flatware, inkwell etc., 1030g (33ozt) weighable silver, together with a large silver plated tea kettle and stand, a silver plated teapot and some other silver plated oddments

A collection of silverware including milk jugs, a pair of salts, bowl, waiter, flatware, inkwell, caster etc., 1130g (36.5ozt) weighable silver, along with some silver plated items including grape shears and a napkin ring

A small square cut glass and silver mounted inkwell on stand, 8cm wide, Birmingham 1903, stand 42g

A silver bell form inkwell, 5.5cm tall, Birmingham 1909, A & J Zimmerman Ltd.

A Walker & Hall silver inkwell with raised pierced and scrollwork back and sides, 10.5cm wide, Sheffield 1904, stand 250g

A 19th century tortoiseshell and brass inkwell on stand, 8cm tall

A 19th century Dutch glass and 800 standard silver mounted inkwell, with etched windmill and landscape decoration and embossed cherubs to lid, 11cm tall

A 19th century porcelain inkwell painted oval reserves on a yellow ground with pierced borders, all on paw feet and with pierced circular stand, 9.5cm tall

A chrome clad travel inkwell, 4cm tall

An Art Deco butterscotch Bakelite inkwell, two similar pots etc.

A Victorian brass mounted and cut glass inkwell, 24cm wide

A late 19th/early 20th century Meissen polychrome porcelain composite desk set, comprising inkwell and cover with associated pounce pot, of melon fluted form, floral decoration, gilt embellished, blue cross swords mark (2)diameter 10cmCondition: Provenance: A Private Collection

An Edwardian mahogany Sheraton style campaign folding writing deskthe green grained morocco lined interior with various wallet compartments, fitted inkwell and central gilt tooled green leather writing surface, bears ivory retailers label fro J.G. Vickery, 179, 181, 183 Regent St., W.height 80 cm., width 57 cm.Condition: Interior in good condition commensurate with age. One leg has been repaired another has a crack with movement IMPORTANT NOTE This item has been registered as exempt from the UK Ivory Act 2018. Ivory declaration submission number reference: 7BBF1EPM

An Edwardian silver mounted travelling desk set, Charles and George Asprey, Birmingham 1901/1905, comprising candlesticks, capstan ink well, easel back calendar, propelling pencil and pen, all within a fitted Asprey box (candlestick and inkwell hallmarked for Asprey and Co Ltd) (at fault)  Condtion report: Candlesticks - Both with a slight wobble when placed on a flat surface. Felt may have been replaced at some point. Both with general tarnishing, residue, scuffs and scratches seen throughout.One seen with particular area of discolouration. Calendar - Dated 1906 Can't get into the reverse of the calendarTarnishing and discolouration seen to the silver. General scuffs and scratches, commensurate with being used. Ink well - Cover doesn't sit flush against the body. General scuffs and scratches, commensurate with being used. Tarnishing and discolouration seen throughout. Glass inkwell is loose within the body, may be a replacement. Pen and pencil -Both with tarnishing and discolouration. Nib of pen has deteriorated (see images) Interior of box is discoloured and shows wear throughout. 

An Edwardian silver combination capstan ink well, Asprey & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1905, the hinged cover opening to reveal pocket watch within the cover, leading to typical plain polished body, 14cm wide, with an Edwardian silver capstan inkwell, Henry Matthews, Chester 1906, of typical form, 12.5cm wide, and further silver capstan ink well (all weighted) (3) Condition report: General tarnishing, residue, surface scratches and scuffs seen throughout all three ink wells, commensurate with age and use. Ink wells are all present. Chester hall marked example - Large area of scratches and dents. Dents also seen particularly to the cover of this example. Pocket watch is untested and a base metal example.Felt to reverse of pocket watch is a later replacement. 

A silver clothes brush Henry Williamson Ltd Birmingham 1909, a cut glass vanity jar with silver hinged lid and and ground glass stopper Birmingham (maker's mark worn) 1938, a boat shaped cut glass vanity jar with silver lid Schindler & Co, Chester 1914, a cased button hook and shoehorn set Crisford & Norris Ltd Birmingham 1912, and an EPNS inkwell. 653gms all in.

A Charles Asprey brass and copper inkwell, the inkwell of covered urn form, the hinged lid enclosing removable brass and glass liner with maker's name to top of collar, on a circular base with wooden foot, the metalwork with foliate engraved decoration, diameter 19.6cm x height 11cm

GEORGE V SILVER BELL FORM INKWELL with hinged cover, maker obscure, Birmingham 1911, 9cms (h)Provenance: deceased estate Conwy