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AN EDWARDIAN SILVER NOVELTY INKWELL, by W & G Neal, London 1907, in the form of an owl's head, the hinged cover enclosing the original silver-mounted glass liner, applied glass eyes. 4.7cm high, 2.7 troy ouncesCONDITION REPORTGlass liner good, silver marks clear, overall very good condition. 

Unusual late 19th century French 'Lobster Pot' inkwell with ceramic body and gilt brass mounts (diameter approx. 11.5cm) & two glass Victorian inkwells, one engraved 'CFB'

Inkwells - a Stanbrook brass standish, a glass double inkwell with silver top (Birmingham 1924) & three others

White metal vesta case of scroll design, a silver plated vesta case with ivy decoration and a white metal travelling inkwell (3)

Asprey silver desk inkwell, of plain polished circular form. Birmingham 1920-21 (af) pair of silver candlesticks (af) Victorian silver mounted paw brooch, various EPNS flatware etc

EARLY 19TH FRENCH BRONZE INKWELL, the cover formed as a bust of Moliere on a gilded socle, opening to reveal an interior fitted with two inkwells and a pounce pot, raised on a fluted circular column with applied plaque inscribed 'Moliere', on a square base, 19cm high Provenance: The William Mowat-Thomson Collection

EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH PORCELAIN INK STAND, likely Coalport, of oblong form with twin handles and scalloped rim, fitted with one covered inkwell, an uncovered well, an uncovered pounce pot and a taperstick, the dish with two panels hand-painted with floral sprays, blue ground, on four bracket feet, 13.5cm wide, along with a similar miniature tankard, a twin handled pedestal bowl and an early 19th century Derby bowl (4) Provenance: The William Mowat-Thomson Collection

EARLY 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN INK STAND, possibly Neppel of Paris, serpentine outline, fitted with covered inkwell, pounce pot, pen tray, and taperstick, gilded with rows of spots on a blue and white ground, on four paw feet, 21cm wide Provenance: The William Mowat-Thomson Collection

LATE 19TH CENTURY SEVRES PORCELAIN INKWELL, the fluted ovoid body decorated in gilt with the names of authors from Classical literature, blue interlacing L's to base, 7cm wide, along with an associated pedestal, and two further pedestals (4) Provenance: The William Mowat-Thomson Collection

EARLY 19TH CENTURY WEDGWOOD DRABWARE INK STAND, of rectangular form with canted corners, fitted with pounce pot and inkwell, gilt borders, impressed mark to base, 21cm wide Provenance: The William Mowat-Thomson Collection

Five bronze, brass and copper novelties, including figural inkwell (a/f) a Deal Time Ball heath ornament and a counter bell (5 a/f)

Nine Robertsons Bandsmen, inkwell as a Doctors bag, dominoes, small doll, etc:- One Tray.

A Schools Wooden Twin Desk, circa mid "XX" Century, with pen groove and inkwell apertures, on 'A'' shaped supports, 113cm wide.

A WWII Second World War interest Third Reich Nazi German Africa Corps desktop organiser desk top tidy / inkwell stand. Wooden construction with inlaid palm tree and desert scene having a letter rack to the rear and two front inkwell stands. Tricolour Africa Corps shield and Nazi Swastika and eagle badges to the top corners. Likely locally made and sold in the Medinas. Measures approx 17x23cm.

A Victorian Papier-Mâché Writing Slope, the cartouche shaped hinged top with mother-of-pearl inlay painted and gilt foliate decoration enclosing a gilt tooled red velvet skiver, inkwell and lidded compartment, 28cm wide. Typical wear and losses to exterior. Skiver in worn condition.

Victorian silver ink stand with pierced gallery back, standing on four scallop shell feet, bearing marks for John Wilmin Figg, London, 1844, 23.5cm, overall weight including the blue glass liners 845g approxCondition report: Inkwell loose and has come away from the stand without fixings. Large central glass liner with damages and repairs. Some scratches and signs of wear. Needs a clean. Hallmark slightly rubbed in places.

Glass and silver topped square inkwell9cm across, a further inkwell 10cm, a pair of plated candlesticks and a glass and silver plated biscuit barrel (5)Condition report: At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.

An Edwardian silver filled capstan inkwell and other silver and white metal items, including a Walker & Hall tablespoon, a butter knife, a Britannia tea caddy spoon, a white metal filled small vase and other items

A pair of silver topped cut glass dressing table bottles together with a silver topped cut glass inkwell on a silver oval base (3)Provenance:Property from a Suffolk country houseCondition report: Pair each measure approx 15cm high and 12cm diameter

A small collection of silver wares, including a cased butter shell, an oval inkwell, a Shakespeare medallion, punch ladle etc, together with a cased tortoiseshell card case and other plated wares

Franz Xavier Bergman (1861-1936)an inkwell model as a bird on a branch

An early 20th Century Black Forest desk stand mounted with a carved bear and glass inkwell on a pen tray, width 24cm.

A late 19th to early 20th Century Sevres inkwell modelled as a cherub holding drumsticks, sat beside two lidded pots with drapery, the lids each with a hand painted portraits of French society ladies, the whole in turquoise with gilt detailing, interlaced L mark, length 22.5cm. NB - Known as L'amour Timbalier (Drummer Love), this design was presented to King Louis XV on 22nd December 1771. It was one of three designs that were offered to the sovereign to gift to courtiers.

A 19th Century French Napoleon III cloisonne inkwell of fluted rectangular form with a central well, decorated with scrolls and stylised flowers in tonal blue, red and cream, unmarked, width 15.5cm.

Silver vesta case, Birmingham 1913, silver inkwell Birmingham 1921 and a sterling silver thimble

Desk top silver inkwell by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1919

Taxidermy. A George V silver mounted red deer slot inkwell and another silver mounted slotfirst Chester, 1924 by grey & Co., the plain mount engraved 'Found Porlock Parks. Killed Robbers Bridge Aug 30th 1924', second the plain mount with pierced rim stamped Sterling Silver and engraved 'Found Bakers Cleave Killed Porlock Ap. 2. 1940', (2)First height 11.5 cmCondition: Inkwell without liner. Engraving slightly rubbed. The slot with dents to pierced rim. A small solder repair to rim.

A George V silver inkwell in the shape of a bell,indistinct marks but probably Birmingham, 1923, with hinged lid, lacking inner glass linerheight approx. 10.5cm, weight approx. 10.31oztCondition: Apart from the missing liner the inkwell is in good overall condition with some slight dings to the surface and areas of tarnish

A late Victorian silver mounted horse hoof inkwell and a novelty electroplated inkwell in the form of a Scotch thistlefirst Birmingham, 1899 by Thomas Latham & Ernest Morton, engraved ' 1868 "NOB" 1881', having a hinged domed cover with ball finial, second fitted with a liner and bears presentation inscription 'Capt A.H.R. Ogilvy from P. Reardon Late Sergeant Major "A' Troop 13th Hussars 15th Octr 1890, (2)first height 8.5 cmCondition: First no liner for inkwell. Only the upper part of the mount is silver, the horseshoe is plated. engraving slightly rubbed Otherwise in good condition. Second Some small corrosion spots and pitting to interior of cover and around inkwell

A late 19th/early 20thC silver inkwell, the hinged lid revealing a clear glass liner, the plinth base decorated with scrolls, flowers, etc., loaded, hallmarks rubbed, 9cm high, 8cm wide, and a silver handled toasting fork. (2)

A cold painted spelter inkwell, modelled in the form of a bulldog or mastiff wearing naval type uniform smoking a pipe, 10cm high.

A Victorian pitch pine clerks desk, the sloped top with recess for inkwell and a adjustable candle stand, labels for George M Hammer and Co Limited, School and Church Furnisher's London, on turned legs with H stretcher, 83cm wide.

Pair of brass ornaments, each in the form of St Bernards, with registration numbers 50426. together with an Indian brass sword, a brass and glass inkwell, and other brass (qty)

Three Victorian glass circular ink bottles, and a square inkwell smaller, and an early 20th century silver mustard pot, Birmingham 1912, by Mappin & Webb (qty)

Faux tortoiseshell desk set comprising of pen tray, letter opener, inkwell and blotter (4)

Victorian brass oil lamp, together with a kerosene lamp and a glass inkwell (3)

GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS; an Edward VII hallmarked silver capstan inkwell of circular form, Birmingham 1908 (probably), diameter 8.5cm, and a travelling cutlery set with silver plated mounts with detachable cover enclosing folding corkscrew, fork and spoon (2).Additional InformationThe case has heavy wear to the leather and metal, also the fork and the spoon. Also the capstan inkwell in lacking the liner, the hallmarks are heavily rubbed, numerous dents and knocks, also with ivorine base.

A copper Capstan inkwell with glass liner produced by the Duchess of Sutherland Cripple Guild, width of base 13.3cm.Additional InformationLiner chipped, lid loose, further general wear throughout.

A group of collectors' items including a pietra dura inkstand, diameter 18cm, a silvered metal ostrich mounted on base, stamped WMF to underside and with later applied handle, a pair of brass candlesticks, a single brass candlestick, with female surmount, a small inkwell/pot with parrot surmount and a brass model eagle (7).Additional InformationGeneral wear throughout, ostrich handle has been crudely and later applied, the ostrich possibly not original to base, heavy rubbing, tarnish and discolouration, some chips and nibbles to the Pietre dura inkwell as well some natural fissures.

BECKER; an Art Nouveau gilt bronze inkwell modelled as a snake emerging and biting an apple, signed in capital and with indistinct stamp to the underside, height 8cm.Additional InformationThe glass ink liner with a rim chip, the gilt bronze detailing has age wear patina throughout of rubbing, scuffs and scratches, general rubbing and wear to the underside of the base and the inkwell is grubby in parts.

Kings Dragoon Guards oak cannonball form inkwell with porcelain liner. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

4 various items of Chinese porcelain including a blue and white bowl with seal mark to base, diameter 12cm; a teacup; an ink well decorated with a dragon, 6 character mark to base; and a jug (a.f.)(Bowl: loss of decoration to exterior, inkwell in good condition; jug broken and restuck)

A DERBY CAMPANA FORM INKWELL (no pot) and a collection of mixed ceramics and glass

A QUANTITY OF SILVER-PLATED ITEMS including a Victorian desk-stand base(inkwell chipped, examine)

A REGENCY ROSEWOOD DAVENPORT with sliding top section, inkwell drawer released by interior knob, fitted with drawers and slides 48cm wide

A 1940s silver circular bowl, plain form, Birmingham 1949, maker Adie Brothers Ltd, 0.5ozt approx. 5.5cm in diameter approx. an early 20th century silver mounted and glass inkwell, initialled 'ET 1915 1919', Birmingham 1904, 6cm high, a 1950s silver sifter, Birmingham 1950, maker Adie Brothers Ltd, 1ozt approx. and a silver lid, 1ozt approx. (4)

20th century clear glass stepped inkwell, an 'ER Coronation June 2nd 1953' clear glass pedestal cup, a Silver Jubilee amethyst and clear glass mug and a glass bowl (4)  

Barnabas Blackburn, London 1880, of rectangular form with a threaded rim, the central taper stick with engraved presentation inscription, inkwell to each side and recessed pen trays, raised on volute feetWidth: 26cm, weight (all in): 40oz

A pair of Flight, Barr & Barr vases,early 19th century, the cylindrical bodies each painted with a panel of seashells within a gilt border on a deep red ground and raised on three gilt paw feet and a triform base, painted and impressed marks, 9.5cm high, anda Chamberlains Worcester inkwell, early 19th century, the cylindrical body painted with a titled and gilt-reserved panel of 'Windsor' on a pale yellow ground, 5.5cm high (3)Condition report: Pair of vasesBoth with oxidation to the burgundy ground, one of which is worse than the other. Please see photos. General surface wear, dirt and dust to both. Some light scratches to paint and gilt. One dirtier and with more rubbing than the other. Some dirt and dust.InkwellSome rubbing to gilding. General surface wear and scratches. Some pitting and other manufacturing imperfections. Small chips to foot, dirt and dust.No apparent re-painting, re-gilding or restoration visible under UV light. Please see additional images.

SILVER TOP & BUBBLE GLASS INKWELL - 13 CMS (D)

A Royal Doulton 'Votes For Women' inkwellDesigned by Leslie Harradine, damaged at hinge; a Whieldon style onion face moon flask; a Mac Fisheries pot lid, 'Caller Herrin'; a green glazed pottery horn; a seal in the form of Charles II; and a terracotta figure of a sleeping child 12cm wide, 5cm high (4 1/2in wide, 1 1/2in high) (6)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An Austrian desk setProbably 18th centuryOf brass, formed of two plates of shaped outline supported between baluster pillars each with threaded finial formed as a turbaned Turk's head, the top plate pierced with two circular apertures for the inkwell and pounce pot (incomplete), the rear with two brackets forming a pen-holder, and on four shell-shaped feet, 21cm wideFootnotes:The Turk's heads are almost certainly inspired by the defeat of the Turks at the Siege of Vienna in 1683For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Scottish InterestA copper measure, 19th century, of tapering two-handled form, engraved 'STIRLING JUG', 21cms high, together with a lead and brass inkwell, of square form engraved BD with a thistle and dated 1746, 4cms high and a bronze oyster gauge, of typical form engraved City of Edinburgh, 6.1cm high 2in high) (3)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An early 20th century Austrian cold painted bronze figure of a collieUnmarked, 7.5cm high; together with a cold painted bronze of a Dachshund, 8.5cm long; a steel chimney ornament of Col North's champion Fullerton, after C. Morton; two bronze frogs the largest 11cm long; a bronze figure of an ostrich, 10cm high and brass inkwell in the form of a seated bear, with glass eyes, 12cm high (7)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Victorian Silver Mounted Cut Glass Inkwell on Stand with period inscription, Sheffield 1894, Atkin Bros., stand 172g

A Selection of Silver Plate including an inkwell, compact, two miniature clocks etc.

A Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Inkwell on stand

An Modern Aristocrat Silver Plated Twin Inkwell Desk Stand with blotter

Solid brass gothic revival table top inkwell with champleve enamel decoration in manner of John Hardman

Frank Lean - oil still life viola and inkwell on desk