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A 19th Century silver plated inkwell & pen stand in the form of a lighthouse having a cut glass top with hinged lid and inkwell section raised over a tapering lighthouse body on naturalistic form rocky base with pen rest. Measures approx; 26cm tall.

A selection of 19th Century Victorian carved wood animals to include a Lion, Leopard, Rhino and Elephant all with carved detailing. Together with a carved wood inkwell in the form of a log cabin with the roof lifting to reveal a glass inkwell. Largest animal measures approx; 9cm x 13cm.     

Two pieces of Chinese Oriental hand carved Bowenite / jade hardstone comprising a figurine group depicting a boy and toad likely Jin Chan. The figure central and dancing with coins being emitted from the frog / toads mouth. The figure graduating in color from clear / white, green and darker toward the toad. Set to a carved wooden base that is stamped '2' to the underside. Figure (AF) Measures without stand approx; 11cm tall. Along with an 19th Century Chinese Oriental hand carved Bowenite hardstone inkwell / ink pot or brush washer on stand in the form of a ginger jar. The vase of compressed squat form with plain sides, short circular rim and stepped base. Celadon green colour. The stand of archaic tripod form with carved grooves and Greek Key detailing to the legs / feet. Measures without stand 4cm x 5cm. Stand measures approx 2cm x 4.5cm.

Victorian Period 1837 - 1901 Superb Ladies Brass - Ornate Inkwell and Stand. Complete with Ceramic Pot / Well. Wonderful Warm Colour and Proportions / Form. For a Ladies Desk. Diameter 6.75 Inches - 17,0 cms & Height 2 Inches - 5,0 cms. Superb In Every way, Including Condition.

Lacquered & Gold Gilt Inkwell/Desk Tidy. Elegant inkwell/desk tidy, with gold gilt decoration. Measures 9" x 6", depth 6.5".

A leather travelling inkwell, a QV pressed composition book form vesta and a papier mache snuff box

A Trench Art shell head inkwell

A travelling leather clad inkwell and matching vesta case and an early 19th century brass and leather inkwell

A quantity of mixed collectors' items, including a pair of 18th century brass candlesticks, height 19cm, a turned serpentine inkwell with metal lid, dated 1840, diameter 10.7cm, a brass cased holosteric barometer, diameter 13cm, and further items.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A group of sea shell encrusted ornaments, including a brass mounted cowrie shell inkwell in the form of a fish, length 15cm, a pair of model owls, height 23cm, and a pair of swans, height 23cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A late 19th century Black Forest carved wooden desk stand, the central stag head surmount flanked by twin inkwell recesses, on a leaf carved base, width 31cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

Four treen boxes:1. a late 19th / early 20th century rectangular mahogany and satinwood banded example with central oval monogram HBM2. a 19th century lacquered papier-mâché Chinese money box, gilded and decorated with figures in a landscape with a bridge to the foreground and a building to the background3. a late 19th century two-division, sycamore Mauchlineware stamp box transfer decorated 'Folkestone'4. a heavy olivewood double travelling-inkwell from the Holy Land (the top of the lid incised with a crucifix and its front signed 'Jerusalem') (The largest 19cm wide, and the smallest 8.5cm) 

A late 19th century clear-glass inkwell of squat ovoid form -  four green glass highlights trailing to the feet, the silver hinged lid engraved with monogram and with assay marks for London 1900 (10.5cm wide x 9cm high)Condition Report: It is noted that there is a little fingernail sized dent to the rear of the hinged lid to the LH side of the engraved monogram. The rest of the silver mount and hinged lid appears in good general overall condition, the hinge is good and then flat neck mounting and fixing appears good with no issues. Glass-wise the underside of the feet exhibit scratches as expected commensurate with use and age. The pontil mark appears good with a matchhead size bubble inside the glass produced when originally made etc. All other aspects appear good.

A large and heavy early 19th century ormolu double inkwell (probably French) - seated winged central cherubic figure bearing two drumsticks, the hinged wells modelled as timpani-type drums (no liners), the base with swags and resting on four paw-style feet (20cm wide x 12.5cm highest point at drumstick)Condition Report: It is noticed that the gilding has dulled with age (to be expected) and upon inspection there are some dark spotting areas to the platform that the drums are sitting on and also on the drum lids - this may clean off. No damages are noted - all appears in good original order with no major breakages or problems noted. Looking front-on the left-hand drum at the rim at the front it is very thin and there is a tiny matchhead piece away, mainly visible from the inside of the drum once the lid has been opened. There is also a hairline which could superficial and cannot be seen on the outside of the drum. None of these minor issues detract from a very nice item indeed. 

A rare 19th century bronze / brass inkwell modelled as Falstaff - the hinged upper section folding back to reveal the inkwell. (18.5cm high)

An EPNS travelling inkwell, swirling lobed hinged cover opening to reveal spring hinged inkwell, approx 

A George V silver capstan inkwell by William Neale, Birmingham 1924, 16cms diameter approx, damaged, together with a collection of silver plate /EPNS, including brandy balloon, three piece tea set, a pair of candlesticks, condiment apple shaped bowl and cover, along with a pair of flared wine goblets (1 box)

H.Rodrigues of Piccadilly, London a Victorian gentleman's maroon Morocco leather snap top dressing-case with loose saving travel covers, containing silver-topped appointments and lined in Shutford plush. The appointments bearing the hallmarks for London 1888 makers marks not found. Together with other items a Victorian rosewood writing slope. and a "Tartanware" (Rob Roy) calling card case 40 cm long x 32 cm wide x 37 cm high the dressing-caseCondition report: The general condition of the case is good with rubs and bumps of age and the case is missing a strap for the top, the loose saving cover is tatty.Seven matching silver-topped bottles, including smelling saltsA matching silver-topped inkwellA matching silver topped vesta casematching Nail/dressing kit, two items missingMatching ivory potMatching three x cased brushesMatching folding Mirror leather AFMatching blotterMatching "House-Keeping" sewing kitNon-matching boot button hookNon-matching hip flask (pewter cup)A pair of non-matching hand mirrors in faux tortoiseshell.

A collection of glass paperweights including Mdina coloured glass, posy vases, glass inkwell etc

A pair of silver plate column and swag design candlesticks along with an oval lidded serving dish and a sliding inkwell.

Two glass inkwells and an inkwell in the form of a curling stone.

Late Regency rosewood and brass inlaid writing box, circa 1825, with a vacant brass cartouche bordered with brass dot inlays and with a side pull out bottom drawer, opening to a later red leather writing surface, with pen rest and inkwell, the lock stamped 'E Turner', 50.5cm x 26.5cm x 17.5cm

Victorian rosewood vanity box, circa 1850-70, with fitted interior with electroplated topped bottles and jars and further glass jars (one inkwell deficient), having a mirror inside the lid, the lock plate inscribed 'Mordan & Co., Makers, Patent, London', and with a jewellery to the base, 33cm x 24cm x 19cm

George V silver picture frame, Birmingham 1916, maker Henry Williamson Ltd. the wavy line decorated frame with vacant cartouche, 9.5cm x 13.5cm, George VI silver and clear glass inkwell, Birmingham 1938, maker John Grinsell & Sons, the hinged domed cover above a reeded decagonal body with star cut base, 7.5cm high

Edward VII silver mounted clear glass inkwell, the domed hinged cover above a clear glass inkwell with hobnail cut base, silver 1.3oz

A George V silver and tortoiseshell capstan inkwell with glass liner, the hinged lid piqué inlaid with pendant and floral garlands, Birmingham 1921 by Adie Brothers Ltd, diameter 14.5cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

An Edwardian silver sauce boat with flying scroll handle and scallop shell shouldered scroll legs terminating in hoof feet, Chester 1903 by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, length 16cm, another silver sauce boat (lacking handle), total weight 229.4g, a silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1997, and a silver backed clothes brush.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

An Edwardian silver and cut glass square inkwell, the silver collar with hinged lid, fitted with a double-sided keyless wind plated case Goliath pocket watch, one side with enamel dial and black Roman numerals, the other side with Arabic hours and subsidiary seconds, Birmingham 1907 by John Grinsell & Sons, height 11.3cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

Early 20th Century silver double desk presentation inkwell 'for Margaret Stepney Howard, March 8th 1913', decorated with shells and scroll feet. 14.2 troy ozs approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Silver is tarnished in places. Hallmarks clear overall. No obvious damage.They are a matching pair.

Early 20th Century silver single desk inkwell/ashtray by C & S Co Ltd. London hallmarks. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Early 20th Century oak mounted single desk glass inkwell on bun feet. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Novelty gilt metal inkwell in the form of an eagle on naturalistic base, together with a cast metal money box in the form of a coronation throne at Westminster Cathedral, marked Harper, dated 1953. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Smiths Art Deco electric clock and alabaster based inkwell. Clock not working, no cracks or chips but mirror damaged/worn to edges. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133Condition Report: All electrical items in this lot have been PAT tested for safety and have passed. This does not confirm that the item is in full working order.

An Edwardian cut glass silver mounted inkwell, Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1901, the square form body with hobnail decoration to base, plain polished mount with hinged cover, 8.5cm high

A George V silver mounted miniature capstan inkwell, possible Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1911, of typical form, the cover decorated with a pansy inlaid with mother of pearl, lacking liner, 4cm high

An Art Deco verte marble and gilt metal inkwell, early 20th century, the body of compressed inverted baluster form with continuous relief cast foliate frieze to the shoulders, on tri-form paw feet set to a stylised trefoil base, the cover with stepped finial of acanthus leaves, lobes and fir cone, 16cm high (at fault)

A selection of silver and silver coloured tableware and accessories, to include a cut glass silver mounted dressing table jar, William Comyns, London 1907, of oval form hobnail decoration, the cover embossed with Reynold's angels, 13.5cm wide, a George V silver mounted miniature capstan inkwell, S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1918, 7cm wide, a silver thimble, 20mm, a silver coloured pencil, 12.2cm long, a silver coloured toothpick case, 9.5cm long, a Victorian baby's whistle, 7.5cm long (at fault), and a pair of spectacles with gold coloured frames, 10.7cm wide (at fault) (7)

A George V silver mounted capstan inkwell, A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1916, of plain polished circular form with hinged cover, lacking liner, 10.3cm wide, together with a cut glass silver mounted sugar caster, Arthur Willmore Pennington, Birmingham 1913, 15.5cm high, a cased pair of Edwardian silver mounted cut glass knife rests, Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham 1910, each 7.8cm wide, and a cut glass hairpin jar with a silver plated cover, 17cm wide (4)

A Victorian silver mounted glass dressing table bottle, Cox & Sons, London 1891, the baluster form bottle of circular foot, the silver mount and cover with engraved floral motif, 14cm high, together with a silver mounted tortoiseshell inlaid candlestick, Boots Pure Drug Company, Birmingham 1923, 13.5cm high, a silver mounted inkwell, Levi & Salaman, Birmingham (date letter worn), 3.2cm, a silver plated cut glass podstakannik, 12.3cm high, a pepperette and wet mustard in the form of thistles, each 6cm high, and a silver plated tri-form bon-bon dish, 20cm wide (7)

TRAVELLING INKWELL

A silver cased Capstan inkwell, London 1925

Unusual gilt bronze inkstand with devil mask inkwell, 25cm across.

Large Victorian silver topped inkwell, London 1895, and smaller inkwell, Sheffield 1917 (2).

A 19th century mahogany travelling writing box with inkwell

An Edwardian novelty silver-plated 'kangaroo' inkwellunmarked, possibly Australian Realistically modelled, a hinged head that opens to reveal a glass insert for ink, by the feet a silver bucket containing a brush for cleaning the nib of a pen, all standing on a rectangular wooden base, height 27cm.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An Edwardian silver inkwell and watchSaunders & Shepherd, Chester 1907The hinged lid opening to reveal a removable goliath watch, underside of base with wood insert, diameter 13.7cm.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Two Meissen deep dishes, circa 1775, polychrome painted with floral sprays and swags, with gilt painted scalloped rims, crossed swords marks, 22.5cm diameter, together with a Dresden inkwell (3)Condition report: The cover of the inkwell has been repaired, and the base has a few fleabites. The dishes have a few small footrim chips and some minor gilt wear.

A faience box, painted with birds, a Limoges box and a gilt metal mounted oval inkwell (3)

A Meissen outside decorated large sander and matching inkwell (no cover), painted with landscape scenes, and a Meissen round box and cover painted with flowers (3)

A New Hall slop bowl, a Chamberlain's Worcester inkwell and cover, a Chamberlain's vase and cover painted with wild roses, together with a tea bowl and a saucer (5)

Late 19th century novelty carved wooden inkwell in the form of Puss in Boots with glass eyes and hob nail sole, 12cm

An early 20th century Chinese blue and white crackle glazed vase with flared neck, decorated with birds, height 20cm, together with further Oriental items including a Chinese cloisonné bowl, a Chinese ginger jar and cover, and a pewter inkwell, etc (8).Additional InformationThe vase with staining to the body, the cloisonne bowl is misshapen, light dents and knocks to the edge, the oval pot is af as the cover is damaged, the three bowls with tiny chips to the rims.

A collection of 19th century and later glassware including a cranberry jug with ribbed detail, various drinking glasses, a clear glass inkwell with copper plated cover, etc (14).Additional InformationThe cranberry jug with light scratches to the body and wear to the underside as expected, the cranberry claret jug with the stopper and with chipping to the stopper, also with cracks to the body terminating from the handle, the copper plate is worn in the inkwell, the glasses with the amber stems, two examples of chips to the foot rims.

CHAMBERLAIN'S WORCESTER; a 19th century twin handled chocolate cup, cover and stand, hand painted with floral detail and gilt highlights, overall height 14cm, together with a Davenport inkwell of circular form (2).Additional InformationThe inkwell with crazing, there a crack running across the top rim, also an area of restoration, the saucer of the chocolate cup with crazing/hairlines.

A silver inkwell in the form of a bell, together with a silver mounted stamp wetter

A heavy glass inkwell

A hardwood inlaid pedestal desk retailed by Brights of Nettlebed, serial number 604673, with inkwell/computer cable hole to the top, pull out writing surface to the centre, drawers to one side and a cupboard to the other, 136.5cm wide x 75cm deep x 77cm high   Condition: Some surface scratches to front of desk, some small damages to the desk top, five large holes drilled to the rear of one pedestal (see photograph), otherwise in good condition

A 19th century walnut ladies travelling box with part fittings within with silver plated lids together with a collection of English and Continental pewter ware to include tankards, candlesticks, mustard pot, inkwell etcCondition report: The box with some minor losses, marks and lacking to the interior and in need of restoration; the pewter candlesticks in need of repair; dents, marks and losses overall

An engraved brass mounted stag foot inkwell Devon and Somerset staghounds 22nd September 1922, 16.5cm high together with a near pair of stags foot brass mounted candlesticks on oval wooden stands, 29cm and 27cm high (3)Condition report: All three items with hairloss and some discolouration around the top of the stags foot, crack to brass mount of one candlestick, one candlestick lacking lower mount

Pair of silver dwarf candle sticks together with a silver capstan inkwell (All bruised & repaired)