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Lot 44
A George V silver capstan inkwell with hinged cover & reeded border, 4” dia., Birmingham 1928; a Victorian plain vesta case, Birmingham 1893; a spiral-fluted vesta, 1891; a continental white metal small box in the form of a classical urn with hinged lid, 2¼” high; a Swedish small box set red paste stones; & an Old Sheffield plated caddy spoon with shell bowl.
Lot 25
A silver capstan inkwell with initials to the lid and retailers mark for Finnigans Ltd, 15cm diameter (loaded), together with further various items to include a Meissen flower decorated plate, 24.5cm diameter, a student's miscroscope in a fitted case retailed by J. F. Hunt Optician, Hull, further ceramics, two metal plaques, a ribbon tied ornament depicting winged figures, etcThe capstan inkwell missing glass liner and with dents and marks overall, the Meissen plate with restoration to the rim and cracks throughout, the microscope seemingly relatively complete, with some damage to the case, further ceramics with some chips and marks, the largest vase in good condition, the Chinese-style bowl in good condition, the metal plaques with some oxidisation and minor marks, the two oval pierced continental porcelain flower decorated dishes with damages and repair, the Satsuma ware dish in good condition, wear to the vase with blue ground body and curving handle.
Lot 055051
Tintenfaß, Frankreich, um 1890, Porzellan, Deckel mit Figurengruppe: Mutter liest zwei Kindern vor, bunt bemalt, innen drei Einsätze, H. ca. 17cmInkwell, France, around 1890, porcelain, lid with group of figures: mother reads to two children, brightly painted, three inserts inside, H. approx. 17cm
Lot 055029
Tintenfaß mit Untertasse, Meissen, 1890 - 1924, Porzellan, reicher applizierter Blumendekor, bunt bemalt mit Insekten, Goldstaffage, l. an den Applikationen best., ohne Deckel, D. 17 cmInkwell with saucer, Meissen, 1890 - 1924, porcelain, richly applied floral decoration, brightly painted with insects, gold decoration, l. damaged on the applications, without lid, D. 17 cm
Lot 1183
A Chippendale style mahogany writing table of unusual form, the moulded rectangular top over a single drawer opening to reveal a sliding leather inset surface and fitted compartments above a concave moulded panel door, raised on square section legs with carved scroll spandrels and moving on castors, 75cm by 54cm by 74cmSome patches of polish fading to the top and other superficial marks, top drawer and sliding writing service run freely, with side inkwell and pen tray compartment hinging correctly, leather in fair condition with one split, cupboard drawer opening freely, supports free from damage and repair, all with castors, general fading and superficial marks, some sign of woodworm damage to the frame, no key
Lot 6102
Victorian rosewood, mother-of-pearl and brass writing slope, the case inlaid with scrolling foliage and shells, enclosing a gilt tooled leather writing surface and fitted stationery compartments, L41cm, H15.5cm, D24.5cmCondition Report:Some scratching to the case, mainly to the cover. Key is present and lock is working. Minor wear to interior including tarnishing to the silver-plated inkwell covers, minor nibble to pen tray and small tears to leather surface near tabs.
Lot 185
An early 20th century cold painted metal model of a Rhinoceros, the back opening to reveal two inkwell holes, 21cmcondition report; some paint loss as is normal with cold painted, I think made from spelter or similar material, quite heavy but grey in colour and definitely not bronze, needs two ink wells
Lot 5
A Romano-Egyptian Faience InkwellCirca 1st Century B.C.-2nd Century A.D.Diameter 2 1/2 inches (7 cm).Collection from an Important Midwestern ScholarProvenance:Private Collection, France, 1970s; thence by descent.Rupert Wace Ancient Art, London, 2013 (Rupert Wace Ancient Art 13, no. 24, p. 27).Note:For similar examples, see Kelsey Museum of Archaeology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Inv. nos. 00.3665 & 00.4969.Height 2 inches (5.1 cm).
Lot 466
Victorian cast brass and glass platform inkwell of hunting interest, the base set with four bronzed electrotype panels in high relief depicting stags, grouse, hares and birds, the well of globe shape of ruby flash cut faceted glass having stag finial, 23cm tall. Stag horns have losses. Glass nibbled to the main body at the high points.Foot rim has multiple chips. Dirty throughout. Appears to be metal polish residue stuck in recessed areas to the metal top and throughout metal base. Possible repairs to underside of the base.
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