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Five paperweights, three Millefiori, largest diameter 10 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The inkwell paperweight has chips and nibbles around the top edge. There is a further chip to the bottom edge and to one side of the ground pontil mark. There are two air bubbles within the piece itself. The single flower paperweight has scuffs around the bottom edge and minor scratches to the surface but no chips. The Millefiori paperweight has numerous small manufacturing bubbles and slight rippling to the glass at the very top, again part of the manufacturing process. The green floral paperweight is scuffed, scratched and marked to the top. It has been dropped and there is an internal flaw as a result of this. There are numerous chips around the bottom edge. The pink paperweight is chipped to the bottom edge in two places and has other small nibbles. There are surface scratches also.

A pewter inkwell with stag, together with a bronze dish and a pair of Benares vases. Tallest 22 cm.

A 19th century Treen pen holder and inkwell stand, together with a large snuff box, a cylindrical papier mache snuff box painted to the lid and a carved wooden figure of a man. Largest length 11.5 cm.

ANTIQUE INKWELL

A silver and parcel gilt ink stand by Stuart Devlin, 1969, of circular form, the off-centre inkwell with hinged cover, containing silver gilt topped glass well below, the sides of pierced textured abstract design, maker’s mark SD, full London hallmark, diameter 9.8cm. £100-£150

PEWTER. A late 17th/early 18th century large pewter charger, possibly Thomas Bancks of Wigan. Also, a well stamped pewter warming plate, an inkwell & two lidded jugs. Charger diameter, 46cm.  Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of a private vendor. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING.  The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.

SALT GLAZED INKWELL. An early 19th century salt glazed stoneware inkwell of a yawning man (Possibly based on a satirical print of Sir Robert Walpole?). 7 x 6cm.  Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of a private vendor. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING.  The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.

A Royal Vienna Cobalt Blue Bordered Pin Dish Together with a Limoges Porcelain Inkwell, Lid Requires Attention

A Late 19th/Early 20th Century School Inkwell Tray with Forty Ceramic Inkwells, Brass Carry Handles, 53x34cm

A Collection of Masonic Items to Include Brass Beehive Inkwell, Small Handbell, Jewels and Glass Dish

A carved hardwood inkwell in the form of a seated camel,19th century, the saddle lifting to reveal a recess within, on an oval base,28cm wide11cm deep17cm highLight knocks and chips particularly to the edge of cover split to the base, small knocks and abrasions.

Victorian burr walnut and ebonised desk stand, oval with brass mounts, cut glass inkwell, 29cm.

George V silver travelling inkwell with engine turned decoration (London 1911), maker Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Ltd, together with a late Victorian tortoiseshell and silver travelling inkwell (London 1899), maker Mappin & Webb (2)

Collection of silver virtu items to include a George IV travelling inkwell, (London 1821), maker Thomas Dick, a George VI powder compact (Birmingham 1946), silver vesta case, a silver handled magnifing glass, white metal extending tooth pick, silver collar stiffners and a French silver mounted glass trinket box.

Large silver capstan inkwell with engraved initials to lid, 17.5cm diameter. (Birmingham 1916)

Steve Augarde, Touchstone Trilogy, 2003-2008, 1st edition, all signed, all published London, David Fickling, all original paper covered boards, all in dust wrappers, comprising: 'The Various', 2003, signed & dated October 2003 verso half title, 'Celandine', 2005, signed verso half title, 'Winter Wood', 2008, signed and dated January 31st 2008 with small pen & ink sketch of inkwell at foor of 'Part One' page, together with another signed first edition copy of 'The Various', 2003, signed to title page, orig. cloth, dust wrapper, all in collectable condition in unclipped dust wrappers, an excellent set of the author's famed Touchstone Trilogy subtle fantasy novels about reclusive tribes of fairy folk, all nominated for a Carnegie medal (4)

A Crown Staffordshire powder blue ground gilt chinoiserie inkwell, liner, cover and pen, c1930, 29cm l, printed mark and that of the retailer T Goode & Co, a Minton turquoise ground coffee cup and saucer with etched gilt border and handle, W H Goss Golden Jubilee mug 1887 and miscellaneous other items, to include a silver napkin ring Mostly in good condition

A gilt brass inkwell in the form of a dog, late 19th c, on marble and slate base, 10cm l and a miniature parcel gilt bronze desk weight in the form of a lion, the base inscribed WATERLOO (2) Inkwell - play in hinge on dog's head and dusty. Desk weight - base slightly chipped and scratched

A figural bronze inkwell in the form of an Arab merchant, early 20th c, black patina slightly scratched and rubbed, on a marble base, 12cm h Small repair to one corner of marble

A George V silver inkstand, with pair of silver capped cut glass inkwells, 21cm l, by Stokes & Ireland Ltd, Chester 1919, 5ozs 12dwts weighable Light wear, on one inkwell the silver mount detached, on the other the foot of the glass chipped on underside

A George V silver bell novelty inkwell, 75mm h, marks rubbed and a contemporary silver bonbon dish, by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1923, the first loaded, dish 3ozs (2) Inkwell dented and worn. Dish in good condition

A small silver inkwell with glass liner, Birmingham 1909

A mid 19th century walnut and brass bound writing slope, fitted interior with single glass inkwell and key. H.17 W.34 D.24cm

A Victorian cut glass inkwell with ornate brass tray having integrated quill rack.AF.

MONTBLANC VINTAGE Schreibtisch-Accessoires. 1x "MEISTERSTÜCK SOLITAIRE" Tintenfass aus 925 Sterlingsilber mit vergoldeten Details. 1x "MEISTERSTÜCK SOLITAIRE" Tintenlöscher aus 925 Sterlingsilber mit vergoldeten Details und Löschpapier. Altersspuren vorhanden, dennoch guter Erhalt. | 1x "MEISTERSTÜCK SOLITAIRE" inkwell in 925 sterling silver with gold-plated details. 1x "MEISTERSTÜCK SOLITAIRE" ink eraser in 925 sterling silver with gilt details and blotting paper. Signs of age present, nevertheless in good condition.

Victorian brass inkwell/desk tidy with matching candle sticks

Hallmarked silver inkwell on stand - Approx weight of silver 163g

A George V silver Capstan Inkwell, hallmarked Birmingham, 1933, with clear glass liner, 8.5cm diameter, together with a cased silver handled cake knife, in presentation box and a silver salt spoon (2)

A small George III silver Cream Jug, hallmarked London, 1807, of oval form with reeded handle, with bright cut Greek Key decoration, 11cm high, 3.6ozt, together with a George V silver 'Capstan' inkwell, Birmingham 1916, of traditional form with wooden  base, lacking liner, a silver 'D' shaped napkin ring etc., (a lot)

A George V silver Capstan Inkwell, by A & J Zimmerman Ltd., hallmarked Birmingham, 1912, hallmarks rubbed, of traditional form, the hinged cover with initials, clear glass liner damaged, 15cm diameter.

A 19th century rosewood writing box and a 19th century walnut workbox. The first with mother-of-pearl inlay, the interior fitted with writing slope, hinged compartments, inkwell and pen rest, the second with brass escutcheon, the interior with compartmentalised removable tray, the first L30cm

A collection of miscellaneous silver items, to include an Edwardian silver capstan inkwell, Edwardian silver ring tree, silver-backed brushes etc

A collection of miscellaneous items, to include silver ashtray, silver capstan inkwell (lacking cover), scrap silver etc

A group of miscellaneous items to include a French mantel timepiece in ornate metal case, a 19th century brass bound writing slope, a small copper dome topped inkwell, a group of Sitzendorf and Capo Di Monte figures, a replica York City Sword commemorating Yorks 1900 years of history by Wilkinson, 1971 with certificate and with wall mounted plaque, various copper and brass, 19th century dinnerwares, etc, a carved oak bookstand and four composite classical style statues

A Pewter Inkwell of wide brimmed hat form with central hinged lid and four quill pen recesses, 2 1/4'' high x 6 13/16'' diameter and an art nouveau design Pewter Fruit Bowl, pierced and decorated in relief with sinuous stems and foliage, part of rim/handle missing, 10 3/16'' diameter, raised on three spherical feet.

Olive wood lidded urn/vase, brass inkwell, Art Deco style perpetual desk calendar, leather bound Chesterman tape measure, brass roasting spit, Punch Magazines etc

Taxidermy: Metal mounted deer's hoof hunting trophy inkwell, H12cm

A LATE VICTORIAN BRASS INKWELL HOLDER, BY TOWNSHEND & CO, pierced circular form; together with A 19TH CENTURY BRONZE CANDLESTICK, cast with swags; and AN ISLAMIC ENGRAVED BRASS BOWL, decorated with flowers and foliage. (3) Candlestick 27.5cm high

A JUGENDSTIL WMF (WURTTEMBERGISCHE METALLWARENFABRIK) BRITANNIA METAL DESK INK STAND, the central inkwell with glass liner beneath a hinged cover, spaced by trays, cast in low relief with a stylised design. 7.5cm by 34cmView 360 degree spin: https://sarlydro.sirv.com/ELSTOB%2027TH%20MAY/X40.spinCONDITION REPORTThe back edge at the centre turned upwards, light general wear. 

Three Tibetan items including dance apron, a brass and copper inkwell and handheld drum (3)

A silver-top glass inkwell (lid a/f) together with a silver sauce spoon and two teaspoons (4)

A silver pair of salt pots, Birmingham 1908, with matching silver spoons and blue glass liners, an electroplated pepper pot and a brass inkwell.

ASSORTED COLLECTABLES comprising a champagne tap, probably French, 17.5cm long; brass letter clip, in the form of a hand; travelling inkwell; carved vegetable ivory wheel pin cushion, 3.5cm diameter; and assorted other items, (15).

Late 19th Century terrestrial pocket globe and portable inkwell, with 13 lithographed globe gores laid on a metal sphere, split and hinged at the equator, push-release revealing gilt metal interior with hinged metal capped glass inkwell, with click closure to prevent the spill of ink during travel, unsigned, 6cm diameter x 6.5cm high

Late 19th Century terrestrial pocket globe and portable inkwell, with 13 lithographed globe gores laid on a metal sphere, split and hinged at the equator, push-release revealing gilt metal interior with hinged metal capped glass inkwell, and nib brush, unsigned, 4.8cm diameter x 4.5cm high

Three late 19th/early 20th Century novelty inkwells, comprising a suitcase which opens by the removal of an umbrella that doubles up as a pen, the enamelled case housing metal capped inkwell, marked 'A Present from the Crystal Palace'; a brown leather and gilt metal example in the form of a Gladstone bag; and a faux crocodile covered handbag with gilt metal clasp, 6cm high and smaller (3)

George V silver-mounted capstan inkwell with castellated edge, the hinged lid containing Swiss silver-plated crown wound pocket watch with bar movement, the case marked Argentan, sponsors mark of A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1910, base diameter 20cm diameter

Early 20th Century lady's walnut and marquetry bombé bureau-de-dame, the humped foliate scroll-inlaid top over conforming hinged fall centred by a shield inlaid with a lion clutching a Coat of Arms between further scroll work, enclosing two stepped banks of three short drawers flanking a pigeon hole inlaid with a tower, the writing surface inlaid with book, quill pen and inkwell, over three shaped short frieze drawers on French cabriole legs with cast sabots, 62cm x 41.5cm x 101cm highVery minor veneer blistering to hinged fall, otherwise very good condition

Late 19th Century terrestrial pocket globe and portable inkwell, with 12 lithographed globe gores laid on a metal sphere, split and hinged at the equator, push-release revealing gilt metal interior with hinged metal capped glass inkwell, unsigned, 4cm diameter x 4cm high

Two early 20th Century novelty travelling inkwells, comprising a bundle of three books 'The Pocket Classics, Royal Edition', with gilt metal interior, 5.7cm wide x 3.2cm high; and a Sorrento Ware inlaid olivewood cased inkwell, in the form of a stack of books, 6cm x 4.5cm high

Two late 19th or early 20th Century novelty travelling inkwells, each with push release hinged cover revealing gilt metal interior, comprising an opera glasses case, with tan leather exterior and engraved interior with double inkwells and nib brush, 10cm wide x 7cm high; a picnic flask with leather surround, 4.7cm high; together with a ceramic conical inkwell, the caged top marked 'Calvert’s Patent Leeds', enclosing glass marble stopper, 7cm high overall (3)

Four late 19th and early 20th Century novelty travelling inkwells, each with push release hinged cover revealing gilt metal interior and capped well with click closure, comprising a cricket ball decorated with simulated seam and stitching to the brown leather exterior, the interior with engraved decoration to the inkwell cap and surround, 6cm high; another with red leather exterior, 6cm high; a football, 4.5cm high and a rugby ball 5.5cm wide, both with faux stitching to the exterior

Collection of C19th and later red overlaid and cranberry glass ware incl. oil bottles, beakers, rosebowl, EP mounted inkwell etc and three glass paperweights (19)

An art nouveau brass inkwell, 20cmW

Vintage brass twin handled double inkwell

A silver sugar caster, table cigarette box, pill box, inkwell, flatware and filled model of a horse and jockey (A/F)13ozt gross weighable, together with a collection of silver plated items including three-piece tea set, coffee pot, punchbowl etc, some simulated pearls and three enamel boxes

Ladies or Gentleman's Victorian Period 1837 - 1901 Superb Quality - Sterling Silver Finely Detailed Desk Inkwell and Stand, By Charles Stuart Harris. Hallmark London 1895. Complete with Original Large Glass Well. The Superior Quality of This Piece Extends to Screw Caps Which are Sterling Silver. Silver Weight 476.6 grams - 15.3 ozs. Excellent Condition. Measurements 8 Inches - 20 cms Wide, 5.75 Inches - 14.40 cms Depth & 3.5 Inches - 8.75 cms High. Very Low Estimate for this Quality.

A Brass Pig Antique Victorian Boar/Pig Bristle Brush in excellent condition. It is a pen wipe used to wipe the ink if it drips from an ink pen that has been dipped in a inkwell. This pig is made of solid brass and is nicely detailed with a full bristle back. The pig measures 2 1/2" in height, 4 1/8" in length and 1 1/2" wide at the widest point.

Vintage Brass Desktop Inkwell with two wells and a bell, together with a pair of brass candlesticks.

An inert First War hand grenade adapted as an inkwell dated 1915 with enamelled presentation top "Concorde Lodge Ladies Night 1919 European War from F H Eaton"