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A group of collectables including two brass lensatic or military compasses of drum form, the larger 6.2cm diameter by 2.9cm high, with lined wooden brass bound box with naval insignia, 11.5 by 9.5 by 5.5cm high, a Zippo lighter in matt black, with original box and two further petrol lighters, a scout pen-knife and two further pen-knives, a Parker fountain pen and a glass inkwell. (16)

Early 19th C Rockingham porcelain inkwell with applied floral decoration and gilt highlights D10.5cm H8cm and a mid 19th C bone china presentation mug, inscribed "A present to Eliza Ward from the Staffordshire Potteries" hand painted floral decoration with gilt highlights (2)

A WWI trench art inkwell, raised on an oak base, with plaque "Peace 1919", Noritake porcelain vase, pencil sharpener modelled as a bi-plane and a miniature flintlock pistol. (4)

A presentation silver inkstand, with two square glass inkwells on base with Celtic border and four mythical feet, inscribed 'Presented to Grimsby Fish Merchants Association by Len Kemp Esq. 1954', Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1953, length 28.5cm, silver wt. 29oz. Condition - one inkwell has been badly damaged/repaired, the inkwell fitting 54mm x 54mm, the tops with slight kink in collar, otherwise ok, general wear including scratches, tarnishing etc, hallmarks well defined and matching on lids.

George V (weighted) hallmarked silver Capstan inkwell, London assay 1922. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

George VI (weighted) hallmarked silver Capstan inkwell, D: 13 cm. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Large antique brass lidded inkwell with well and a similar ashtray and a brass leaf. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

A Small Stepped Glass Desktop Inkwell, 6.75cm Long

A cast metal inkwell, in the form of a camel with a pack, the hinged top revealing two wells, no inkwells, 14.5cm high, and another of a bird, with glass eyes 17.5cm (2)Condition report: All worn. Bird has bent beak and claws.

A George V silver capstan inkwell by S Blanckensee & Son, Birmingham, 1919, filled and a Victorian style plated candle snuffer, engraved body with twisted stem, bakelite handle with cast plated coronet terminal (2) 

A Victorian silver mounted glass wyvern fluted large scent bottle, the hinged cover and collar with openwork decoration, gilt interior hallmarked Chester, 1898 together with a Sheffield plate tray, a silver plated basket, an EPNS basket, a cut glass inkwell (AF) 

Three various silver inkwells to include: Victorian circular example ogee with gadroon section, the cover engraved with inscription dated 1894, with cut glass intregal pot, by John Grinsell & Sons, London, 1894, retailed by Goldsmiths, pattern: 15034; a bell shaped example, Birmingham, 1913 (CR: dented) and small plain inkwell, Birmingham, 1923 (3) 

Two silver capstan inkwell, graduating sizes, the larger with reeded decoration by Birmingham, 1924 (CR: marks good, dents to body) the smaller plain with cut card border, by A J Zimmermann, Birmingham, 1946 and a silver mounted combination ink holder / pumice stone match striker with silver rim, Birmimgham, circa 1936, marks rubbed, silver scratched and dented. (3) all filled 

A 19th Century ormolu shape rectangular inkwell on stand, the raised back with central shell motif within laurel cartouche, the central pot with hinged cover chased with flowers, the chased and engraved body with two scroll handles on central scroll support and stud feet

A Kralik 'Pampas' pattern iridescent glass inkwell with hinged brass cover, 4" diameter -ceramic liner cracked, together with a Victorian colourless glass inkwell. (2)

Edwardian silver topped glass inkwell, John Grinsell & Sons, London 1902, of square form with a hobnail base, complete with ceramic liner, 12cm long

Mixed lot of metal wares to include a pair of brass knop stemmed candlesticks, pewter teapot, tankard, Epns jug, knife rests, etc and a glass inkwell and bottle with stopper, (a lot)

Mixed lot to include 19th century porcelain inkwell and pounce pot, famille noir table lamp base, modern blue and white caddy and a vase, tallest 25cm, 95)

Mixed lot to include a faience inkwell, Japanese earthenware cup and saucer, 18th century pearlware teapot and a modern Chinese punch bowl,(a lot)

A small collection of miscellaneous items, to include an Edwardian silver capstan inkwell on weighted base, a George V silver matchbox sleeve, a pair of silver napkin rings, and a silver heart shaped pill box

A Victorian walnut and brass mounted box, the hinged lid inset with an oval porcelain plaque decorated with a cherub holding a dove, w.25cm; together with a 19th century rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid writing slope, w.26cm (2)Condition report: Walnut – porcelain plaque is quite rubbed and slightly scratched, interior lining is quite tatty, some scratches (particularly to left side), some damage around the lock.Rosewood – quite faded and scratched, writing surface re-lined but clean, missing pen tray and inkwell.

A Queen Victoria Jubilee Year 1887 octagonal plate, a Mintons Ltd Coronation Day 1902 pot advertising Colman's Mustard plus a metal boot-shaped inkwell etc.

Lot to include a small, leather bound, travelling inkwell, a George V silver and mother of pearl folding knife, Sheffield assay 1913, sponsors mark for Arthur Worral Staniforth, approximately 8.5 cm (l) when folded, a modern three draw telescope and a small quantity of medallions and similar.

SELECTION OF SILVER PLATED WARESincluding a cased set of fruit knives and forks with mother of pearl handles, the case marked Edward & Sons, Jewellers & Silversmiths, Buchanan St. Glasgow; cased fish servers with mother of pearl handles; cased set of twelve fish eaters; six cased tea knives; six cased tea spoons; two sets of six cased cake forks; an engraved salver, bottle stands, pair of candlesticks, three shaped and pierced dishes, tea pot, inkwell and many other items of silver plate, a pewter quaich, pair of brass knopped candlesticks and a hanging bowl

A silver capstan inkwell, Chester 1907, a silver Billiards Cup, Birmingham 1934, three silver napkin rings and three three Georgian tea spoons.

Royal Doulton Jack Russell Terrier Dog, 6.5cm high, Staffordshire Spaniel inkwell, Carndonagh Cat.

A group of pen craft items, including wooden bake-o-lite glass, glass and alabaster inkwell and desk standishes, Waterman's ink, Cornelia fountain pen the nib stamped '14 car' together with matching pencil

An Edward VII silver-mounted glass-inkwell, by Samuel Jacob, London, 1902, the glass body demi-globular, with openwork mounts with openwork roses and thistles, with medallions with openwork kangaroo, emu, elephant and beaver, with plain hinged cover, 10cm diameter

An Edward VII silver mounted glass inkwell, The Silver Mounts by John Grinsell and Sons, Birmingham, 1909, the glass body of square section with plain silver mounts, the hinged cover with glazed frame, one pane cracked, 9cm square

A 19th century Derby figural and floral inkwell, together with two other Derby inkwells

A RARE MEISSEN LONG INKWELL painted with flowers. Cross swords mark in blue. 10.75ins long.

A CAST SILVER PLATE COCKATOO INKWELL. 1.75ins.

A GOOD ISLAMIC BRASS SIGNED INKWELL AND PEN HOLDER, 25CM X 5CM.

A Chamberlain Worcester salmon-pink ground and gilt inkstand, circa 1810, painted with a titled view of Hallow near Worcester (probably the Crown Inn) and with the coronet of a marquess, with two inkwell covers and one pot, script marks, 22cm in lengthProvenance: Property of a private family collection.Condition Report: Covers of inkwells restored. Ditto top of pen holder. One cover missing and two ink pots missing.Condition Report Disclaimer

Antique georgian commode inkwell and chatelaine pencils etc.

Vintage brass Art Nouveau double inkwell with glass wells

Three Art Nouveau metalware items,comprising:an Achille Gamba pewter dish, modelled with a seated lady, stamped marks,18cm wide17cm high, a WMF inkstand, stamped marks and '224',34cm wide, anda WMF pierced twin-handled comport, 33.5cm wide22.5cm high (3)Condition report: Comport - missing a bolt.Deskstand - worn with glass inkwell, rubbed patinaAchille dish - Worn and knocked, one set of marls rubbed the others fair.

19th century French enamelled and ormolu mounted desk stand, with rear lidded inkwell and oval dished tray with raised pen stand, on pierced ornate brackets, 14.5cm wide, together with a Venetian glass penCondition report: some wear to gilding, metal rim or inkwell slightly misshapen, enamelling is in good condition and overall good orderGlass pen in fine condition

Good 19th century grand tour serpentine marble inkwell, of squat circular form, the cover with projecting handle and inset with carved stone profile cameos, the lobed base with central lidded well and three pen holders, 11cm diameter

A Chinese blue and white meat plate decorated pagoda and river scenes AF; a Chinese circular shallow bowl; a Nan King shallow bowl; an Imari inkwell and various other items of blue and white china

A BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN INKWELL China, 19th century. Of rectangular shape, the top with four narrow apertures to each corner and a larger central aperture. The sides painted in underglaze blue with riverbank scenes, the top with foliage and the base unglazed. Condition: Very good condition with hardly any wear. Provenance: Holzapfel collection, Geneva, Switzerland. This lot was acquired by second generation members of the Holzapfel family after 1970 and has remained in the family ever since. Weight: 62 g Dimensions: HEIGHT 4.9 cm

A POWDER BLUE INKWELL China, 19th century. Of spherical body with broad flat rim shaped as four petals, glazed in a powder blue hue, the rim enriched with gold showing stylized floral motifs. Condition: Very good condition with expected wear to gold enamel. Provenance: Holzapfel collection, Geneva, Switzerland. This lot was acquired by a third-generation member of the Holzapfel family after 1995 and has remained in the family ever since. Weight: 278 g Dimensions: Height 7 cm

Furniture - A small children's wooden school desk with stool, hinged lid with inkwell hole and staggered internal shelves, 77cm (h) x 56cm (w) x 46cm (d) (2)

Small Birmingham silver Capstan inkwell with glass liner 7.5 cm diameter

A Victorian mahogany brass bound writing slope with purple velvet writing surface and single glass inkwell (lacking top), width 40.5cm, a brass bound rosewood box (lacking interior), two further small boxes, one with fitted interior housing a part set of drawing instruments, all for restoration (4).Additional InformationAll for restoration to varying degrees, heavy general wear throughout. The lid of the writing slope does not currently close, the rosewood box with visible split to veneer and further general heavy wear, as stated no interior to this box.  Further loose lids, heavy knocks, scuffs, scrapes, scratches etc. The drawing instruments heavy worn, the interior to the fitted interior heavily worn.

EH PARKIN & CO; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver rose bowl with liner inscribed to underside, 'Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd presented to R. Allerton 20 years service 1976', Sheffield 1976, diameter 14.6cm, also a cream jug inscribed 'Margaret', an inkwell with loaded base, a part compact (af), a sherry decanter label, and silver mounted matched three piece dressing table set, all with engraved initials, weighable approx 9.3ozt/290g.Additional InformationRose bowl slightly dented and misshapen, further general heavy wear throughout, inkwell lacking liner, further dents, dressing table set heavily dented, all with engraved initials, part compact appears to be the top only, further general wear.

WILLIAM COMYNS & SONS LTD; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver miniature alms dish, London 1970, 3.7ozt/117g, and a cut glass inkwell with hallmarked silver collar and hinged cover by Finnigans, Birmingham 1911 (2).Additional InformationTarnishing to each, the hinge is slightly offset on the inkwell, very minimal wear throughout.

ADIE BROTHERS LTD; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver three piece dressing table set with engine turned decoration surrounding a rectangular vacant cartouche, Birmingham 1963, and a Georgian hallmarked silver mounted glass inkwell, etc (6).Additional InformationThe marks are slightly rubbed on the dressing table set, the inkwell with chips to the foot rim, wear throughout. The knife rests have silver plated mounts.

A collection of Victorian and 20th Century silver, including a sauce boat, toast rack, bon bon dish, set of six coffee bean spoons, set of four coffee spoons, set of four and a pair of napkin rings, capstan inkwell and a mustard, together with a silver plated dish and a pair of cut glass decanter stoppers

A good early Victorian silver and glass inkwell by Henry Wilkinson & Co, the circular base, 19cm, with shaped and pierced rim supporting a cut glass inkwell with hinged silver cap and mounts (2)

A silver bachelor's teapot, a silver mustard and spoon, a silver child's cup and a silver meat skewer 26.3ozt gross together with a silver inkwell, and a silver presentation trowel (7)

Two Victorian silver plated presentation Exmoor pony hoof items, a lidded inkwell and a go to bed/chamber stick. Dated 1853 and 1858.

A pewter inkwell with dachshund and a white metal topped inkwell.

WEMYSS WARE 'JAZZY ROSE' PATTERN INKWELL, with floral decoration on a colourful ground, painted marks to underside, pattern 213, approximately 15cm diameter

A LATE GEORGE III SILVER TRAVELLING INKWELL, no maker's mark, London 1813, of plain square section, the screw down hinged cover with original button seal, 1 1/2" square, 1oz 19dwts gross, together with a late Victorian silver mounted clear glass inkwell, maker T H Hazlewood & Co., Birmingham 1901, of swept hexagonal form with plain mount and hinged domed cover in a scroll pierced stand on four ball feet, 3" wide (2) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

After Moigniez: a modern bronze group, boy with hoop and dog, length 17; a modern bronze inkwell depicting a golfer, impressed 'Wellington 1822', length 23

Edwardian (weighted) hallmarked silver commemorative inkwell, Birmingham assay. Dated 1904 by inscription. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

A large Indian padouk and brass-mounted writing box, 19th century, having a fitted interior with various compartments and a leather inset writing surface and sliding inkwell covers,49cm wide, 33cm deep, 12cm highCondition report: surface wear and scratches small dents to edges, wear scratches and small splits to interior, brass with tarnish and discolouration

A silver Capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1922, diameter of base 14cm

Konvolut Royal Copenhagen, 7-tlg., 2 tiefe Teller, um 1900, Form Neuozier, polychrome Blumenmalerei, Goldrand, Haarriss im Boden, Ø 25 cm, kleine Saliere mit Vergissmeinnicht, L. 8 cm, Tintenfass ohne Stöpsel, 19. Jh., H. 5,5 cm, Leuchter, H. 6 cm, ovale Schale, L. 15 cm, Ende 20. Jh., Dekor Musselmalet Vollspitze, polygonale Schale, 19. Jh., Musselmalet Halbspitze, min. Chips, Ø 17 cmMixed lot Royal Copenhagen, 7-pcs, 2 deep plates, around 1900, form Neuozier, polychrome floral painting, gold rim, hairline crack in the bottom, Ø 25 cm, small saliere with forget-me-not, l. 8 cm, inkwell without stopper, 19th c., h. 5,5 cm, candlestick, h. 6 cm, oval bowl, l. 15 cm, end of 20th c., decor muslinmalet full lace, polygonal bowl, 19th c., muslinmalet half lace, minimal chips, Ø 17 cm