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An Arts & Crafts style brass inkwell with hardstone cabochons, diameter 15.5cm.

A George V silver inkwell in the form of a bell with hinged lid and angular handle above an engraved inscription, Birmingham 1922 by A. & J. Zimmerman Ltd, height 11.5cm.

A George V silver inkwell of square tapering form with hinged lid, Birmingham 1927 by Deakin & Francis Ltd, width 9.3cm, and a small silver rectangular photograph frame, cast with flowers and leaves, London 1897 by William Richard Corke, height 6.7cm.

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MOUNTED COMBINATION INKWELL/PERPETUAL CALENDAR AND WATCH HOLDER by John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1905, the heavy clear glass square tapering inkwell with calendar slide to the fascia, the hinged cover engraved with a monogram and enclosing a metal cased top wind pocket watch, 3 1/2" square (Illustrated) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: No damage to glass, calendar holds the complete German cards for 1910 (the frame slides sideways to change) and is enclosed by glass. Poor quality watch but does work

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER DESK STANDISH by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1902, of eliptical form raised upon four knurl feet, centred by a clear glass inkwell with silver mount and hinged flat cover, 10 1/2" wide, base 4ozs 15dwts (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: No engraving, very light gauge, a few dents

A SCOTTISH SILVER DESK STANDISH by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1913, of triangular form with a reeded ribbon tied cast and applied rim, raised upon three out-curved supports, centred by a square heavy glass inkwell with silver mount and hinged cover, pen well to the fore, 9 1/2" wide, stand 4ozs 14dwts (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Good, clear marks to ink depression, some surface scratching

A late 19th/early 20thC Black Forest inkwell, modelled in the form of a young bear with glass eyes, with hinged lid, enclosing and inkwell, 19cm wide. (AF)

Of Royal Interest: a William IV silver gilt inkwell, oval, the lid with pineapple finial, with fittings for pens, the body with lambrequin decoration and applied with a crowned initial letter ‘A’, by Robert Garrard, London 1837, with clear glass liner, formerly from an inkstand, width 10cm. £500-£600 --- Provenance: The crowned initial is probably that of Queen Adelaide, wife of William IV. Condition Report Good overall condition. Weight 11.8 troy oz.

A silver mounted clear glass inkwell, of square form, surmounted with a pheasant, 9cm wide, Sheffield 2001

An Edwardian silver mounted clear glass inkwell, cuboid in form with bevelled edges and a cut pattern on the base, the hinged cover monogrammed and inset with a large plated 8-day pocket watch, by John Grinsell and Sons, London 1905, 10cms square.

A mixed lot: two graduated Italian silver vessels, each with an applied medallion (the larger one incised ‘1/6 l’ for 1/6 of a litre); a pair of continental silver bon bon dishes; an Edwardian silver toast rack, with two divisions by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd., London 1902; two small silver circular photograph frames, (one a Concorde souvenir); a silver specimen vase; and a silver-mounted glass inkwell, by William Comyns, London 1908, the latter 9cms diameter – 14.6oz weighable silver. (9)

A pair of George V novelty silver ribbon threaders, in the form of a stork, with a swaddled baby inside one arm, by Harry Freeman, London 1913; together with a selection of other silver items, including: a pair of North American ‘sprung’ sugar nips; a French silver and enamelled inkwell and two associated pieces (A/F); a silver mounted glass toilet bottle; a Coptic cross; and an unusual plated spoon, with a mother-of-pearl handle, the latter 14.5cms long – 6.3oz weighable silver. (8)

A Victorian silver gilt travelling inkwell, of cuboid form engraved all over with formal scroll work against a matt ground, the hinged, spring cover with a button release set with a gold cartouche, bordered by a row of turquoise coloured glass beads, monogrammed, (removable glass liner) by William Leuchars, London 1882, 4cms square.

A Victorian provincial silver mounted horses hoof inkwell, crested and inscribed inside the cover ‘BOUNCE DIED APRIL 29TH 1852 aged 30’, drop-in liner, by James Barber, York 1852.

Miscellaneous boxes: a Victorian mounted silver inkwell, with a sprung cover and leather-clad body, initialled ‘R A G’, maker’s mark worn, London 1863; a George III silver snuff box, curved to fit the pocket, gilt interior, by Josph Taylor, Birmingham 1808; a silver dressing table box with embossed decoration, rounded ends and crimped borders, gilt interior, by Stoked and Ireland Ltd., London 1895; a silver folding card case with engine turned decoration, initialled ‘DN’; a plated, two colour sovereign case; and a plated box with a decorative hinge, the latter 7.5cms long – 3.1oz weighable silver. (6)

A Victorian copper kettle, other metal wares, ornate brass inkwell, small pair of opera glasses, etc.

A Late 19th Century/Early 20th Century French Gilt Metal Inkstand Modelled as a Horseshoe with Seated Cherub with Two Glass Inkwells on Scrolled and Acanthus Supports, 18cm high. Condition not perfect with One Glass Inkwell Having Large Chip

A 19th century Spode oval serving dish (pattern 2789); 18.5 x 26.5cm; a 20th century Beleek beehive honey pot & cover on three tall feet, 15cm high (cover restored); a Dresden small comport with pierced rim, 9.5cm high; a Coalport 12cm saucer; a continental porcelain inkwell (restored) & a ditto plate (broken & re-stuck) (6).

19th Century circular salt glazed inkwell relief moulded with floral decoration, 8cm diameter

Chinese blue and white teapot with cover, 25cm high, together with a stoneware rose water bottle in the form of a fish and a porcelain inkwell with six character markVarious damages as shown in photos.

Tiffany style brass copper and glass pine needle pattern inkwell, 18cm diameter, marked 5 to the base

Birmingham silver mounted glass inkwell

H/M SILVER BOTTLE H/M SILVER INKWELL SET & H/M SILVER PLATED BOWL & LIDDED JAR

BRONZE NEOCLASSICAL EAGLE INKWELL - GERMAN - 16CMS (H) APPROX

COLLECTION OF HM SILVER ITEMS INCL. POSY VASE / INKWELL & OTHERS

Late Victorian silver mounted horse hoof inkwell, Jesse Earls, London 1883, lid engraved 'Lonsdale', with inset glass inkwell, height 7.2cm

An Elizabeth II silver christening mug, three silver mounted dressing table items, a silver mounted desk calendar, a silver capstan inkwell and a sterling condiment. Condition - fair to good

A selection of late 19th / early 20th century brass wares to include, inkwell, binoculars, trinket box and Chinese opium pipe.

Third Reich Period Desk Calendar and Inkwell Set: Typical period pice of carved wood Black Forest type desk ornament with calendar, cards loose, inkwell and pen holder, 25 cms possible shooting prize.

Cross 150th Anniversary gold filled limited edition fountain pen, boxed. This pen was a tribute to A.T. Cross original fountain pen that used the LeBoeuf filling system (Cross also made pencils for LeBoeuf at the time). This limited edition pen was made in a run of 2750 examples, (856/2750). It has a herringbone style chased pattern with black enamel bands on the cap and barrel. The set comes with its original decorative box with inkwell, (ink bottle and plate not present), broad tipped 18K 750 Cross nib. Length 5 1/4" and 6 1/4" posted, filling mechanism cartridge/converter fill (converter present). Overall excellent condition, uninked with minor posting wear to pen and some marks to wood box.

2003 Sheaffer Legacy Mount Everest limited edition fountain pen with box, outer box and cardboard sleeve. These pens were limited to 2003 (516/2003) and were made to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the accent of Everest. Pen with medium 18 K nib and engravings of edition number, Edmund Hillary & Tenzing Norgay and dates of the first accent as well as the name of the mountain in Nepalese (Sagarmatha) in Nepali script. Length 5 3/8†and 5 3/4†posted, filling mechanism touchdown fill. Overall near mint condition, pen unused, Beachwood box in perfect condition with inkwell and accessories present with full original packaging including box and outer sleeve.

Montblanc fountain pen filler traveling inkwell in black hard rubber. Marked Montblanc and DRP 386670 on the barrel this filler has one end cap that is removed with tapered end to fill the pen and the other with a spring mechanism top to release the ink. Made in the style of the early hard rubber Montblanc pens. Length 5 1/4†long. Overall excellent condition.

Visconti made Ulysee Nardin limited edition sterling silver fountain pen and travelling inkwell with decorative wood box, booklet and warranty card. In 2011 Ulysee Nardin saw an opportunity to pair a special pen set with their watches and commissioned Visconti to produce this set. Visconti then produced this very limited production pen using their bayonet style cap and matching traveling inkwell. It was made in sterling silver and 18 K gold, this being the sterling silver, marked #14 on clip and warranty card (likely only 50-100 pieces made). Anchor and the rope motif in sterling silver on bright blue resin with 18 K medium nib. Length 5 3/4†and 7 1/8†posted, filling mechanism vacuum fill. Overall excellent condition with light use, some scratching to top of box and minor wear to interior of box.

Collection of 2 old biscuit boards, inkwell in faience and 2 bronze fiddles with pestle 19th centuryLot van 2 oude speculoosplanken, inktpot in faïence en 2 bronzen vijsels met stamper 19e eeuwL 28 en 17 cm (the boards)

Melba Bone China Transfer printed Tea Set, Collection of boxed Viners Love Story Flatware, assorted Ceramics and a Inkwell

Early 20thC Silver Castle turret design inkwell, engraved November 12th 1915. 290g total weight

An Edwardian circular silver inkwell, Sheffield 1908 by Walker and Hall, with loaded base, 9.7cm diameter, a small silver bowl, 10.5cm diameter, also with weighted base, a silver backed hand mirror, a silver handled paper knife, a pair of cut glass square section scent bottles with silver collars, 14cm high and an Edwardian silver mounted glass jug with acid etched design, 12cm high CONDITION REPORTS & PAYMENT DETAILS IMPORTANT*  Descriptions do not include condition reports.  Please contact us to if you require further information or images.*  Please consider shipping costs before bidding as this may affect your decision to bid*  Please familiarise yourself with our payment methods.  All payments MUST be electronic

Two small glass toiletry jars with silver lids, one inlaid with butterfly wing, a square cut-glass inkwell with silver lid, a silver sifter spoon and a miniature Chinese silver model of a rickshaw, 5.8cm long, combined weight of weighable silver, 2.55ozt, 79.2g CONDITION REPORTS & PAYMENT DETAILS IMPORTANT* Descriptions do not include condition reports.  Please contact us to if you require further information or images.*  Please consider shipping costs before bidding as this may affect your decision to bid*  Please familiarise yourself with our payment methods.  Our preferred method of payment is by bank transfer.  We do not take cash or card payments.

Assorted 19th century and later British and Continental porcelain and bone china items comprised of two Royal Worcester vases, a Derby porcelain lidded pounce pot, a Sevres inkwell, three pin cushion dolls and other items CONDITION REPORTS & PAYMENT DETAILS IMPORTANT*  Descriptions do not include condition reports.  Please contact us to if you require further information or images.*  Please consider shipping costs before bidding as this may affect your decision to bid*  Please familiarise yourself with our payment methods.  All payments MUST be electronic

Brass inlay walnut writing slope box with glass inkwell and pen rest W 30cm, D 23.5cm, H 15cm

Art Nouveau cast brass and porcelain inkwell pen rest with bird lid W 23cm together with a Victorian brass pen rest with porcelain ink pot, ribbon bow and scrolled decoration, W 16.5cm

Collection of early 20th century glass ware to include hinged inkwell, large rectangular decanter with spherical stopper, two cut glass jugs, two etched glass tazzas with geometric design

Three wooden carved items comprising a dog inkwell 20cm h, base 27.5 x 16.5cm, an Oriental figure candlestick holder 36cm h and a boat.

An ornate square gilt metal inkwell, approx. 9cm square together with a gilt Rococo style bracket 25 h x 23.5cm w and a small ornate mirror.

Three Black Forest carved items to include an inkwell in the form of an owl with glass eyes 15cm h, a bear ash tray/match holder and a standing bear, together with a wooden figure of a S. American seated lady 19cm h. (4).

An oak desk stand with two glass inkwells, pen trough, drawer to front and Salvest clock to centre 27.5 x 15cm x 24cm h, an Art Deco painted spelter lady converted into a lamp 42cm to top of head, signature indistinct under paint, and a serpentine marble lidded inkwell, base and egg.

An ornate early 20thC brass double inkwell with pen stand. 34 x 27cm.

Hallmarked silver to include capstan inkwell, pair teaspoons, napkin ring, shoe, silver topped glass jar. Total weighable silver 100gm. Various dates and makers.

A collection of silver items to include an inkwell hallmarked Birmingham 1947, original liner a/f, silver salt hallmarked 1885, glass with silver rim hallmarked Birmingham 1904 together with a cased set of white metal spoons (untested) (4)

A silver Capstan inkwell, Sheffield 1920, diameter of base 14.5cm

WHITEFRIARS; an art glass inkwell bottle and stopper, commemorating Elizabeth II silver jubilee, cased. Condition Report: Light scratches to the base, otherwise good condition with no chips, cracks.

COLLECTION OF TREEN WRITING IMPLEMENTS, including travel inkwells, letter seals, inkwell, pen cases, 8 cylinder rulers, mahogany, ebony, lignum vitae etc., longest ruler 46cms (qty)Provenance: the Karl Johansen (1937-2021) Collection, by family descent

ASSORTED CARVED & ENGINE TURNED TREEN including one containing a poem inscribed on label 'To a Friend', and an inkwell, largest 7cms h (5)Provenance: the Karl Johansen (1937-2021) Collection, by family descent

A hallmarked silver Capstan inkwell with original glass liner

A Glass and Brass Mounted Equestrian Inkwell, early 20th century, the hinged cover formed as a horses head within a horse shoe over a writhen moulded square base, 9cm wide, Another Glass Inkwell, with gilt metal mounts, 9cm wide, A Victorian Mother of Pearl and Abalone Shell Spectacles Case, A Similar Box, with hinged cover and Two Modern Glass Items (6)

Early 20th century silver mounted capstan inkwell, hallmarked A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1910, H6cm, D15cm

Silver mounted capstan inkwell, hallmarked Birmingham 1945, maker's mark indistinct, together with an early 20th century two branch candelabrum, with tapering knopped stem and circular spreading foot with worn engraving to base, hallmarks worn and indistinct, candelabrum H22cm

A VICTORIAN NATURALISTIC SILVER INKSTAND, WILLMORE & CO., BIRMINGHAM, 1841 the handle and stand formed as two trails of lily pads supporting a blue cut-glass inkwell with leafy silver cover, 18cm long; together with a matched Victorian silver letter rack, Henry Hyde Aston, Birmingham, 1864, formed as a strand of seven leaf supports, on four leafy ball feet, 18cm long; weighable silver 205g (2)

A pair of 19th century French brass candlesticks, the flared stem on a circular base with three seated whippets, each 18cm high; together with a similar inkwell (af), the spherical well supported on three spaniels

A small mixed lot of silver to include a side handled coffee pot; sauce boat; two small bowls; and a capstan inkwell (AF), gross weight 17.7ozt