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BRONZE CHERUB INKWELL /LETTER RACK

SMALL TRAY CONTAINING BRASS WARES, BARRELS, INKWELL

A 19th Century Italian Micro Mosaic Faux Inkwell Desk Weight, 8cm diam.

An Newlyn Embossed Copper Inkwell decorated with fish, unsigned, 23.5cm

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

A George V Silver Mounted Inkwell, Birmingham 1932 and a London silver mounted desk weight

A pewter inkwell, a retro cigarette lighter, a cased set of plated cake forks and another similar

A BOX OF ASSORTED SILVER ITEMS, to include a silver engine turn designed vesta, vacant cartouche, striker to the base, hallmarked 'Joseph Glouster Ltd', Birmingham 1919, approximate gross weight 26.7 grams, an a/f plain polished inkwell (cover is detached) weighted base, hallmarked 'Marson & Jones' Birmingham 1926, together with a hair brush hallmarked 'Walker & Hall' Sheffield 1921, also a hand held mirror, decorated with an embossed floral design, hallmarked 'Walker & Hall' Sheffield 1921

Antique travelling inkwell in blue leather.

Victorian mahogany writing slope with inkwell and tooled leather slope, approx. 39cm x 24cm

Small Victorian leather covered writing box with inkwell and key (width approx. 27cm), a Victorian glove box complete with gloves & three small leather covered jewellery boxes (5)

19th century French Kingwood Escretoire with Rosewood inlay and cross-banding, the fall front opening to a velvet writing surface and a fitted interior with four small drawers and inkwell fitments, above four further drawers and a serpentine plinth base, ormolu mounts, the locks engraved ' P. Sormani, 10 Charlot ', 62cms wide x 127cms high

A silver inkwell, London 1931, top bears inscription, diameter of base 12cm, top dented

Meissen Tintenfass und Sandstreuer, inkwell and sand shaker,Porzellan, blaue Schwertermarke, Knaufmarke 1860 - 1924, Tintenfass und Sandstreuer, rosa Fond mit weißen Kartuschen, Vogel- und Blumenmalerei, 2x H 5,5 cm x D 7 cm, Chips am Deckel, Minichip und Sprung am Streuer

An early 20th Century oak desk stand with twin inkwell compartment

A Victorian Mahogany Campaign Brass Mounted Writing Slope, with inkwell, etc 45.5cm wide.

A hallmarked silver inkwell ( hinge A/F) along with a continental silver ashtray

A Black Forest carved owl inkwell with glass eyes and hinged head

WWII Second World War interest - A cut glass inkwell, with badge to the top for Air Raid Precautions at Armstrong Siddeley Motors Ltd. The brass lift-up lid featuring an enamel ARP badge. Measures approx; 6cm tall. Likely a fantasy item. Armstrong Siddeley was a British engineering group that operated during the first half of the 20th century. It was formed in 1919 and is best known for the production of luxury vehicles and aircraft engines.

Porcelain figural inkwell, the cover in the form of Victorian woman embroidering with two children reading at her side, white inner formed as two pots with moulded mask decoration, inscribed 'II 1' to base, no other marks, h20cm

LARGE UNMARKED SILVER PHOTO FRAME, SMALL SILVER PHOTO FRAME CHESTER 1898 SMALL EMBOSSED SILVER PHOTO FRAME, LOADED SILVER INKWELL BIRMINGHAM 1909 SLIGHT DENT, SMALL H/M SILVER MATCHBOX HOLDER, A PAIR OF LOADED SILVER CANDLESTICKS CHESTER MARK RUBBED

A Regency pole screen with a shaped face screen containing a fascinating perspective rendering of a cluttered desk top with a Regency tea caddy, gilded calf bound volumes, quills and cutters, sealing wax, inkwell and a deliberately torn £5 note from the Bank of Northamptonshire. The book in the middle is the opening ballad to Richard Bloomfield's Rural Ballads (1802) "Richard and Kate; or Fair Day. A Suffolk Ballad." The author wrote in his preface "the stanzas containing Richard's speech to his sons and daughters (illustrated here) always pleased me best of any in the ballad" and "wrote themselves (when I) began to think of the pleasure of an old couple meeting their grown up children."The artist's message here appears to be one of love and family first regardless of financia circumstance. * Provenance: Stephen Long collection. Height 152cm Width 54cm Depth 36cm.

A SILVER MOUNTED CIRCULAR INKWELL with five cherubs design London 1905

A STERLING SILVER MOUNTED, SQUARE, GLASS INKWELL.

A GOOD SMALL BRONZE DOG INKWELL on a square base. 4ins high.

An early 19th Century Rockingham circular inkwell and stopper, the body applied with flowers, the underside applied with floral sprigs and gilt foliage, the neck with gilt decoration, the detachable stopper with rose finial, puce marks circa 1830 

A group of silver to include: an early 20th Century plain silver capstan inkwell; white metal novelty small Archbishop's throne pin cushion; white metal mounted magnifying glass; floral shaped pill box with retractable cover on suspension ring and a Continental gilt metal mother of pearl mounted cartouche shaped purse (5)

Silver Topped Inkwell - Damaged

A small pair of silver candesticks with removeable bobeches, by Josiah Williams & Co, London 1905, loaded, 14.5cm high; together with a silver capstan inkwell with liner, Birmingham 1929

A mid 19th century Jacob Petit (1797-1868) porcelain inkstand with original removable inkwell and sander, depicting a seated cat atop a cyan ground base with gilt scrolling foliate detail, heightened in gilt, blue JP underglaze mark to base, approx. 36cm highProvenance: From the estate of Air Marshal Sir Aubrey Beauclerk Ellwood, KCB, DSC, DL late of The Old House, North Perrott, Crewkerne and thence by descent through the family.

A large collection of Booths china, cobalt and gilt Chelsea birds design, 46 pieces, to include dinner plates, side plates, graduating jugs, teacups, saucers, coffee pot, coffee cans, vases, lidded urn, inkwell etc (46)

A 19th century mahogany and brass bound writing slope with single glass inkwell, an oak letter rack and a further small box with bird's eye maple lid (3).Additional InformationThe writing slope will need some attention, some impacts, dents and gouges, as well as chips and losses. Further general wear throughout.

A Continental Victorian brass desk stand with applied enamel roundels and hinged cover of oval form, length 20cm.Additional InformationThe piece is very worn, minor dents, knocks and scuffs, lacking the glass inkwell.

An early 19th century mahogany salt box, height 36cm, and an early 20th century walnut desk stand, with detachable glass inkwells, length 28cm (2).Additional InformationThe salt box looks to have replacement hinges, there are losses to the wood, the hinge does not close fully, scuffs and losses, heavy wear and scratches, dust with light scratches and wear, minor nibbles to the inkwell.

A collection of decorative ceramics and figures with floral and cherub decorated bowls including a pedestal Schumann Dresden example, a Dresden lobed lidded pierced floral encrusted dish, a floral encrusted inkwell, Royal Vienna twin handled vase with printed decoration of shepherdesses, height 21cm, a further smaller Vienna twin handled vase with printed decoration and printed signature 'Kaufmann', a single candlestick with applied figural decoration, cherub with floral encrusted basket (restored), a pair of Sitzendorf bowls/vases with encrusted and cherubic decoration (af), a Sitzendorf mantel clock, two pairs of floral painted glass vases, height of larger pair 35cm, also a group of teaware including Hammersley, etc (numerous items af).Additional InformationChrubic basket restored, as stated. One of the chrubs of the wall pockets has lost an arm, further chips to moulded foliage as one would imagine as well as moulded detail of cherub's wings, some further nicks, nibbles, some pieces with cracks, the Royal Vienna vase heavily crazed, the smaller Vienna vase with either a pronounced scratch or crack to the figural decorated panel, there is a pronounced ridge but it is impossible to identify whether it is a scratch or crack any further, rubbing to the gilt detail overall.

A late 19th century Continental floral encrusted porcelain inkstand, of Rococo style, modelled with a cherub issuing from a pond with two inkwells and covers, width 20cm, with a 19th century Coalbrookdale style inkwell with liner and cover, height 7.25cm, a small pair of Continental bocage back figures and a German porcelain figure group (5).Additional InformationThe twin inkwell - one of the inkwell liners is extensively restored, small chips and losses to the floral encrusting and some rubbing to the gilding throughout, the Coalbrookdale style inkwell with rubbing to the gilding here and there throughout, a chip to the flange of the stand, more so to the inside that the outside, many of the flower heads chipped and some haven been restored, chips and losses to the bocage backs of both of the figure groups, more so to the boy than the girl, the German figure group has extensive restoration throughout.

A 19th century Sheffield plate desk stand, of rectangular form with cast scrolling detail, with two detachable cut glass inkwells, length 29.5cm, together with a silver plated bottle stand, housing two hobnail cut glass decanters.Additional InformationThe desk stand is missing the central jar, heavy wear to the plate, scratches, scuffs, the inkwell are possible replacements, the decanters with minor chips, the decanter stand with engraved initials.

Silver capstan inkwell, three dressing table jars, two cigarette cases, two silver vesta cases, carpenter's pencil and two brass vesta cases, weight of silver 6.5oz 202gm

Modern silver inkwell holder with pierced decoration on four shaped feet, by Ari D Norman, London, 1989, and a set of six silver coffee spoons, Sheffield, 1917, in fitted case,

George V silver capstan inkwell, base filled, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham, 1932, four silver napkin rings, egg cup, coffee bean spoons and other items, gross weight not including capstan inkwell 10oz, 311g,

Silver six piece cruet comprising pair of open salts, pair of mustards, pair of pepperettes and two pairs of spoons, 9.5 oz 298gm, cased, together with a capstan inkwell and a pin tray

Silver presentation desk calendar, Birmingham 1927, capstan inkwell, page mark, coffee spoons, caddy spoon, tea spoon and two napkin rings, various dates and makers,

A silver capstan inkwell, 10 cm diameter, marks rubbed, together with a silver mounted match striker, four silver mustard pots with blue glass liners, a silver on three scroll legs with flared hoof feet, a pair of miniature silver two handled cups, two silver egg cups, a round silver salt with blue glass liner, an oval example similar, a pair of silver pepper casters, a silver pepper caster and two cut glass salts with rims

An Edwardian silver mounted large cut glass inkwell, the hinged top fitted with a keyless wind pocket watch, with enamel dial, the square glass base with faceted angles and hobnail cut base, by John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1903, (marks worn), 11cm highCondition report: Several small and shallow knocks and dents to the the silver lid, and traces of an old engraved crest. Watch appears to run when wound, though we cannot guarantee it is in working condition. The glass appears to be in good condition, with inner reservoir intact.

An Edwardian silver backed hand mirror, embossed with Art Nouveau style sinuous flowers, by William Neale, Chester 1905, another silver backed hand mirror, four various silver topped glass jars, and a Victorian domed glass inkwell with plated mounts (7)

A collection of silver, comprising a pair of late Victorian dwarf candlesticks, by John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1893, 12.5cm high (weighted bases); a pair of spill vases, Birmingham 1960; a silver mounted cut glass inkwell, London 1898; a similar jar; a cigarette box; a clothes brush; a William IV caddy spoon, London 1834; and other odd spoons (qty)

A George III silver oval mustard, decorated with flowers and 'C' scrolls, and having blue glass liner, makers mark indistinct, London 1795, 6cm high, a silver pedestal mustard, with gadrooned border and scalloped thumbpiece, Chester 1940, 6cm high, 10oz overall, and a silver circular capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1906, 12.5cm wide (3)

A George IV silver shaped square inkwell, Birmingham 1919, another round; both weighted, 402g gross (2)

HALLMARK SILVER INKWELL AND VESTA CASE, inkwell (10.5cm square) with unusual folding calendar lid , marked Walker & Hall, 1920, and hall mark silver vesta case (3.5cm wide, 5cm long)

A PERSIAN QAJAR LACQUERED PEN BOX containing the brass inkwell, 23cm long.

French chinoiserie ink stand, 19th century, having a black lacquered tray depicting a family picnic, mounted with two brass and black lacquered inkwell and pounce pot and a twin branch candelabra, the tray supported with scroll mounts and clam shell motif, approx 25 x 32 cms. Note: one inkwell has a hole to the base and one brass liner missing. 

An attractive Tunbridge ware desk inkwell, the alternate wood turned circular base below an octagonal body with panels of stick ware below a turned over hanging circular top in stick ware and a conforming finial, complete with glass inkwell, 9cms, together with a rosewood cylinder form inkwell, 5.5cms.    (2)                                                                                               From the Hamlin Collection of Tunbridge Ware Part 2

A Chinese Longquan celadon pierced tripod incense burner, Ming DynastyLater converted to an inkwell, of slightly tapering cylindrical form, moulded and carved with three lotus flowerheads against a pierced scrolling foliate ground, raised on three short feet and covered in a pale green glaze, a later bronze cover with hinged top surmounted by a seated chinaman, opening to a plain glass liner, 10.5cm high (feet chipped).Footnote: Footnote: A very similar incense burner was offered in Bonhams New Bond Street rooms, 8 November 2004, lot 98.Condition report: Two of the three feet are chipped.  The glass inkwell liner is chipped to the rim.

A mahogany and brass bound box, with side handles, a brass inkwell and a carved wooden oriental box.

A FRENCH BRONZE INKWELL, 19th Century, adorned with three ram's heads on hoof feet, spaced by Bacchanalian masks, the lift off lid with Jupiter and eagle, clear glass reservoir, on red marble stand and moulded slate base, 7 1/4" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Good, dark brown patination, no damage bar minor chips to lower moulding of slate base

A Victorian walnut and gilt metal mounted, cabochon and turquoise inset, domed top two division inkwell holder. 13 cm high, containing a pair of glass and brass topped inkwells.

A pair of Spode spill vases and an inkwell c.1800-10, the flared spills with bands of white beading, the inkwell of drum shape, with removable well and cover, all richly decorated in the Oriental manner in pattern 868, iron red factory marks, 12.5cm max. (5)

Late Victorian unmarked bronze inkwell in the form of an Eagles head

SILVER BASED & TOPPED DESK INKWELL

A silver coaster together with a silver inkwell