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A large 19th Century Victorian cut glass crystal desk top inkwell capstan. Facet cut jelly mould form top with hinged mount and facet cased ink reservoir with floral form cut tray base. Measures approx. 13cm x 18cm.

HM SILVER & ENAMEL TOP INKWELL

Silver capstan inkwell, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1928, with well, diameter 15cmRubbing to hallmarks. Numerous dents.

Silver capstan inkwell, Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1930, with inscription 'NANCY 1931', with ceramic well, diameter 16cmDent to inkwell cover & dents to base rim. Some rubbing to maker's mark. Ceramic well stained & with chip.

FIVE BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS, GLASS AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a boxed Old Tupton Ware ceramic teddy bear tube lined with daffodils, an Imari pattern inkwell, a Beswick Labrador - Small, model no 1956 in golden brown, a Royal Doulton modelled flower ornament, a nineteen piece 1970s Denby tea set, two oatmeal coloured Denby serving dishes, a cameo conch shell table lamp, a heavily repaired oriental basket, etc (5 boxes + loose) (sd)

A miscellaneous selection of items including a vintage PIFCO hair dryer stand, a Boots The Chemist First Aid Case for A.R.P. with contents, a Field's Ink No 331C Red Writing inkwell, five assorted bottles and tins containing cologne, baby powder etc.

WMF Art Nouveau EP inkwell width approx 16cm (widest), height approx 5cm, hinged lid (no liner)

Ornate brass letter holder & inkwell desk stand with cherub and basket decoration, width 29.5cm approx

Pottery frog inkwell length approx 18cm, incised mark underneath, frogs on each and and frog finials

Art Deco Marbled Amber Carvacraft Double Inkwell and Blotter - inkwell width 29cm

A silver mounted inkwell, hallmarked for 1887, makers mark John Brashier. 10.5 cm high.

19th century Mason's Ironstone type Inkwell (chip to scroll handle) 9.5cm high together with a 19th century English Porcelain Chamberstick in the Coalport manner 7cm high

A small group of mixed collectables to include sterling silver pencils, vesta case, inkwell and a cigar cutter.

Victorian Walnut Domed Stationery Box with brass strapwork mounts, the hinged lid opening to a fitted stationery rack, inkwell and pen tray, 24cm long x 16.5cm high

Art Nouveau Silver Inkwell, Chester hallmarks 1911, 4cm high

Silver travelling inkwell in cube form, Birmingham 1909, GY & Co, with glass liner, 5cm tall. Slight bending to lid.

Hallmarked silver inkwell, Birmingham 1923, 6cm diameter, with glass liner. Hallmarks slightly rubbed.

Silver circular inkwell with glass liner and holes for pen rests, London 1915, Goldsmiths and Silversmiths, 306.2 grams of silver, 15cm diameter.

A silver inkwell, Birmingham 1910, damaged, together with a collection of silver jewellery.

Early 20th century silver mounted tortoiseshell bookmark / paper knife, 14cm long, a silver and glass inkwell bottle, silver bookmark, London 2002, QEII commemorative crown coin and a Queen's first visit to Australia 60th Anniversary proof coin (a lot)

A Victorian papier-mâché deed or writing box, the hinged cover mother of pearl inset with The Houses of Parliament, opening to reveal part-fitted interior with inkwell, w.35cmLacking interior tray.Hinge good but with repairs to back of box where hinge has broken away.No chips or losses.Modest gilt and handling wear only.

A French polychrome faience vase, probably Rouen or Desvres, probably 18th century, of baluster form, decorated with birds amongst flowers, h.23cm, together with a Norman polychrome armorial dish, w.23cm, a Quimper polychrome stand, w.14cm, a Rouen polychrome vase, h.11cm, and a similar jug, h.10cm (5)Twin handled tray – one handle off.Quimper circular pot with twin blue handles – badly cracked.Large vase – crazed and with a couple of hairlines, minor losses to the rim.Small tapered Rouen vase – cracked.Milk jug – minor chips.Pinched square inkwell – chipped to the lid.The remaining items have only minor chips and nibbles.

A collection of Delft blue and white items, each a reproduction of an 18th century design, 20th century, to include a nine nozzle tulipiere, a Liverpool style puzzle jug, an hexagonal tea caddy, a violin dish, a pair of candlesticks, a figure of a woman washing her feet, a double inkwell, a miniature table, a scrolled vase and a miniature Orkney type chair, Boch Keramics, De Porceleyne Fles and other factories, largest h.22cm (11)

Four pieces of mostly 19th century porcelain:an early-style Staffordshire inkwell spill-vase modelled as a recumbent animal (7 x 6 x 9 cm);a 19th century hand-decorated porcelain figure of a gentleman in 18th century dress;a figure of a spaniel;an Italian-style pail and cover. 

Five early 20th century leather cases:a hand-stitched brown leather half-moon case by A. Barratt & Sons, Piccadilly, London;a pocket-watch case with applied white-metal lion rampant and SEMPER FIDELIS armorial;a crocodile-effect travelling inkwell and a similar vesta case;a silver-mounted brown leather crocodile-effect card case with leather pockets to the interior, the four silver mounts assayed 1898. 

A Mid XIX Century Rosewood Rectangular Writing Box, with central brass cartouche, the red velvet interior with inkwell, pen tray and stamp slope, 35cm long.

An Art Nouveau Pewter Dish, of oval form with pierced floral handles and turquoise enamel centre, 13cm long; A Heavy Victorian Pressed Glass Inkwell, with gilt metal mounts, 9cm high. (2)

An Early XX Century Pewter WMF Style Desk Standish, the shaped rectangular base cast with a winged figure, the right hand side inset with a glass inkwell with hinged cover, 28cm long.

A LARGE SQUARE GLASS INKWELL with silver top. 3.75ins wide, Birmingham 1942.

EDWARDIAN SILVER POCKET WATCH STAND MILLER BROS., BIRMINGHAM 1904 with lyre shaped support to foliate and scroll embossed twin handled dish, along with a silver and cut glass bombe form inkwell (2)the stand 8.5cm high

VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED AND CLEAR GLASS INKWELL EDWARD & JOHN BARNARD, LONDON 1865 with gadrooned cover and beaded rim, the diamond cut clear glass body with star cut base12.5cm high

A Hallmarked Silver Inkstand, WCS&Co, Birmingham (date letter rubbed), of shaped rectangular form, fitted to the centre with removable glass inkwell, 12.8cm wide; A Decorative Hallmarked Silver Backed Hair Brush, H&A, Birmingham 1901, allover detailed in relief with winged cherubs heads. (2)

Kralik - An early 20th Century draped glass inkwell, of spherical form with a repeat loop pattern to the coral pink ground, mounted to a quatrefoil pierced brass pin tray, width 12cm.

Clarice Cliff- Gay Day - A shape 458 square inkwell circa 1930, hand painted with stylised flowers and foliage with green, yellow, black and orange banding to the top and matched cover, printed GAY DAY and Bizarre mark, height 7.5cm.

William Moorcroft - A small square Flamminian Ware inkwell with a central well with domed cover and a hole to each canted corner, the whole glazed in red with tubed roundels, Moorcroft Museum label to the base, impressed Burslem mark, height 6.5cm, length 7.5cm.

William Moorcroft - A Powder Blue inkwell of square form with four dip pen holders and a central well with domed cover, Moorcroft Museum label to the base, impressed mark, 7.5cm square, height 6.5cm, S/D.

Alphonse Cytere - Rambervillers - An early 20th Century French Art Nouveau inkwell and pen tray formed as three mushrooms, with a curled pen tray, the whole glazed in a tonal brown with lighter patches and purple highlights, impressed mark, length 29cm.

Clarice Cliff - Berries - A shape 458 square inkwell circa 1932, hand painted with stylised fruit and foliage with orange and red banding to the top and matched cover, printed FANTASQUE and Bizarre mark, height 7.5cm.

A silver capstan inkwell with engraved presentation information "Presented to the Technical College, Officers Mess, by No 7 E.O.J.S.C 1950-52, hallmarked Birmingham 1907 by Ellis and Co, missing liner, along with a cut glass silver topped match holder, hallmarked Birmingham 1923 by Samuel M Levi, and a silver collared cut glass small scent bottle, chips to stopper and hallmarks are rubbed. Tarnishing, some denting, surface scratching, staining.

Hunting/Equestrian Interest: A George V silver novelty capstan inkstand, the cover inset with Royal Worcester plaque painted with a couple of Foxhounds within landscape, signed by A Shuck, the inside cover with mirror, glass inkwell (broken), the silver hallmarked by Sanders & MacKenzie, Birmingham, 1927, filled, the base 12.5cm diamFurther details: tarnished 

A silver timepiece lidded glass inkwell by John Grinsell & Sons, the hinged lid revealing a crown wind timepiece by Brown of Weymouth with white enamel dial, Birmingham, 1911 along with a repousse silver handled magnifier. H.10 W.9 D.9cm. (largest)

Ca. Mid to late 12th century AD. A flat-bottomed copper inkwell comprising a separate lid and a slightly flaring, cylindrical body. The lid has a flat top, straight sides with three horizontally oriented handles, and an ogival dome with a rounded finial. The main body is equipped with further hinged handles and is meticulously embellished with geometric designs and inscribed good wishes. For a type, see The Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Canada (972.10.1-3).Size: L:80mm / W:60mm ; 320gProvenance: Private London family collection; formed between 1970-2008.

Ca. 1180-1300. A copper pyxis or inkwell. Possibly Ayyubid. Cylindrical with segmented detachable lid. The Pyxis has beautifully composed depictions of seated turbaned figures holding vessels. Figures similar to earlier Fatimid depictions and contemporaneous Ayyubid coins and manuscripts depicting SalHijrahuddin. Possibly used as an inkwell or to hold perfumes or spices. Size: L:70mm / W:42mm; 70g. Provenance: Private London collection ( B.A); formerly acquired in the 1970s from John Lees collection.Size: L:70mm / W:42mm; 70gProvenance: Property of a West London gentleman; previously in a collection formed on the UK/International art market in the 1990s.

Ca. Late 12th - 13th century AD. A flat-bottomed bronze inkwell (mihbara) comprising a separate lid and a slightly flaring, cylindrical body. The lid has a flat top, straight sides with three horizontally oriented handles, and an ogival dome with a ball finial. The main body is equipped with further hinged handles and is meticulously embellished with geometric designs and inscribed good wishes. For a similar example, see The British Museum, Museum number 1939,0620.1.Size: L:80mm / W:65mm ; 500gProvenance: Private London family collection; formed between 1970-2008.

A Victorian oak stationary box, with two doors opening to reveal a fitted interior with waterfall stationery rack, pen tray and inkwell, above a single drawer, 36cm high, 30cm wide, 23cm deep.

A Victorian mahogany writing box, with brass escutcheon and presentation plaque bearing the initials CJJ 1874, opening to reveal a fitted mahogany interior with pink baize lining, glass inkwell, and key, 10cm high, 26cm wide, 19cm deep.

Black forest carved wooden inkwell in the form of a dog with glass eyes and hinged head, approx 9cm tall, marked 'Hopple Popple' underneath (no liner)

A glass inkwell having a silver and tortoiseshell lid. Birmingham 1922

Victorian glass and carved wood inkwell, H: 12 cm. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Two similar cut glass globular scent bottles with silver lids together with another Edwardian design scent bottle and a silver topped and glass desk inkwell. (4) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

19th century ponies hoof inkwell with silver plated (worn) mounts, hinged cover and shoe. Foliate engraved name stating: 'Born June 23rd 1863 Died 1878'. 13cm long approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

AN ANTIQUE PORTABLE WRITER'S DESK WITH INKWELL TOGETHER WITH MAHOGANY CASED WORK BOX

A 19th century ornate brass 2 bottle ink stand. 34 x 23 x11cm high. Liners and inkwell are present. Overall good condition.

A cold painted Vienna bronze orientalist statuette of an Arab calligrapher, early 20th c, the coffee table at his back incorporating an inkwell, on marble base, 11.5cm h A private collection of Franz Bergman Orientalist and other bronzes (lots 371-395, 423-424, 490 and 497) Slight wear and dirt, marble with one or two tiny flea bites

A Staffordshire equestrian flatback, 19th c, the rider in Scottish tartan, 22.5cm h, a Staffordshire model of a recumbent ram, 8cm w, a similar sheep, 8.5cm w, a recumbent whippet inkwell, further figures, including two shepherds, pastille burners and model houses, spill vases, spaniels, two 20th c reproductions, etc., (22) The equestrian flatback in overall good condition, the loss of one arm apparently contemporary with manufacture as over-decorated. The ram and sheep models good, nibbled and crazed as expected. The whippet inkwell restored, its foot also chipped. Other pieces not individually examined, but with conforming degrees of condition and wear.

A cold painted Vienna bronze orientalist statuette of an Arab antiquities seller, Bergman Foundry, early 20th c, the coffee table to his left incorporating an inkwell, on marble base, 10.5cm h, stamped B in bottle A private collection of Franz Bergman Orientalist and other bronzes (lots 371-395, 423-424, 490 and 497) Good condition

Miscellaneous bygones and curiosities, including a 20th c bronze-patinated bronze of a farm labourer, black marble base, 13.5cm h, an early 19th century treen pedestal cup, a similar bowl, a part-19th century draughtsman's cased set of instrument, others loosely-inserted, an Edwardian EPNS-mounted gentleman's hip flask, an early 19th c marble novelty desk weight as a book, early 19th c cut copper portrait of George III, c. 1820, 36mm h, later framed, an Islamic tin-glazed inkwell, antiquities and fossils, including a 16th c bronze crotal bell, softwood carving of a shepherd, pan pipes, miniature bone dices, miniature 'toy' camera model, etc The bronze statuette generally good. Treen cup and bowl cracked and chipped. Islamic inkwell with faults. Other pieces in mixed various condition.

A cold painted Vienna bronze orientalist group of two figures at a well, Bergman Foundry, c1900, possibly intended as a lamp or inkwell, 31cm h, stamped Namgreb A private collection of Franz Bergman Orientalist and other bronzes (lots 371-395, 423-424, 490 and 497) Paint slightly chipped

A cold painted Vienna bronze orientalist statuette of an Arab boy on a mat, Bergman Foundry, early 20th c, incorporating an inkwell, 14 x 14.5cm, stamped B in bottle and 3 0 0 3 A private collection of Franz Bergman Orientalist and other bronzes (lots 371-395, 423-424, 490 and 497) Good condition

Brass eagle approx. 16cm from base, pewter inkwell and clock weight