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Australia.A nineteenth-century Australian emu egg inkwell, mounted in silver-coloured metal, of ovoid and circular form, with central applied reticulated band, supporting opposing stamped foliate clusters, atop a stepped and spreading circular form foot, the hinged cover surmounted by an applied figural group, comprising foliage with a central cast kangaroo finial, the cover opens to reveal an internal compartment for ink, the rim struck with two marks, 'SILVER' and 'STERLING' respectively, in the style of Henry Steiner, or J. M. Wendt of Adelaide, circa 1880, height 18.5cm approx

SILVER MOUNTED INKWELL, STAND INK POT AND PEN, SQUARE BASE APPROX 10 x 10cm

Elegant Rococo style inkwell, adorned with intricate gilded details and floral motifs. The body of the inkwell is embellished with cherub figures, adding an air of sophistication and charm to the piece. The combination of materials such as gilded metal and cut glass reflects the luxury and opulence characteristic of 18th-century France. This object is not only functional but also represents a miniature work of art that enhances any desk. 24x43x29

Globus - - Dekorativer Erdglobus als Reisetintenfass. Deutschland, um 1875, nicht bezeichnet, der Globus aus Metall mit 12 lithographierten Papiersegmenten bezogen, am Äquator mittels Scharnier zu öffnen, das vergoldete Interieur mit Tintenfass aus Glas und Sprungdeckel, der Südpol als Standfläche abgeflacht. Altersspuren, Tintenflecken auf Südhalbkugel. Durchmesser: ca. 7 cm. Nach der Art des Kartenbildes handelt es sich bei dem Globus wahrscheinlich um ein Produkt aus der Fabrikation von Carl Abel-Klinger in Nürnberg.A novelty inkwell globe. Germany c. 1875, unsigned, 12 lithographed globe gores mounted on a metal sphere, split and hinged at the equator, the gilded interior with glass inkwell and moving cap, the base flattened. Signs of age. Diameter c. 7 cm.

Collection of pewter 18th to 20th century, to include a Continental dish or coaster engraved with two figures, plates with 18th century London touchmarks, a group of mugs and two miniature 'tappit hen' tankards, inkwell, etc

A Set of Six Hallmarked Silver Handled Tea Knives, HB, Sheffield 1971, in a fitted case, a hallmarked silver sugar caster lid, together with assorted platedware, including a decorative pierced tray with cut glass inserts, hinge top inkwell on spreading base, Mapplin and Webb tankard, assorted decorative trays, cutlery, cake forks, etc.

A Hallmarked Silver Inkwell, W.N LTD, Birmingham 1932, with circular spreading base, hinged top lid.

A box containing a quality of ceramics and glassware including blue and white china, glass inkwell, etc.

A 20cm silver oval capstan inkwell with clear glass liner and loaded base - Birmingham 1927

A tray of assorted collectables to include a hallmarked silver inkwell, miniature trophy etc

COLLECTION OF DERBY PORCELAIN, LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY comprising an inkwell, a footed vase and biscuit jar, each decorated in an Imari palettethe vase 10.5cm highQty: 3

EDWARDIAN SILVER INKWELL, AND A GROUP OF FIVE SILVER NAPKIN RINGS makers mark rubbed, the lid with engraved initial, along with a group of five silver napkin ringsinkwell 4.5cm highQty: napkin rings 83gThe inkwell is missing the liner

A late 19th Century brass miniature post box, stamped Hopkins 22 New Bond Street, London, the octagonal cover inset with a compass and the cylinder opening to reveal a vesta inside the door and an internal revolving calendar above an inkwell, lacking liner, height 16cm. Condition reports for each lot are available on our website.

A quantity of glassware, including an engraved decanter, ship in a bottle, plain wine decanter, moulded glass trifle bowl, and a quantity of bottles to include an inkwell and a perfume bottle.

A quantity of silver plated tableware, including serving dishes, teapots, coffee pots, biscuit barrel, inkwell toast racks, together with a pair of bronze style miniature candlesticks, together with a Lladro figure of Daisa.

VICTORIAN MARTINGALE, VICTORIAN BRASS INKWELL, SILVERPLATED WARE, BRUSHES ETC APPROXIMATELY 20 ITEMS

Hoof of the steeplechaser Mount Prospect's Fortune winner of the Scottish Grand National and other important races between 1907 and 1911,converted as a hallmarked silver-mounted inkwell, the hinged lid inscribed:FROM ROBERT GORE TO P. NELKE ESQ., MOUNT PROSPECT'S FORTUNE 1902-1912, WON, CHAMPION STEEPLECHASE, LIVERPOOL, 1907 [this race was run over the Grand National fences]; GRAND MILITARY GOLD CUP, SANDOWN, 1908; SCOTTISH GRAND NATIONAL, EGLINGTON HUNT, 1909; SANDOWN GRAND ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL STEEPLECHASE 1911; STAKES AMOUNTING TO £2830; sold together with a further horse hoof converted inkwell for a horse called Shamrock who died as a 3-y-o in 1888, with brass fitting, inscription quite rubbed but the inkwell appears to have been used for a racquets competition prize in December 1888, one of the winning players being A.T. Forbes, (2 items).

A late George III rosewood and brass inlaid toilet box, the fully fitted interior containing a range of silver-gilt and cut glass boxes and jars, comprising four large and two smaller hobnail cut bottles with screw covers, three rectangular hobnail cut boxes with pierced and engraved covers, another with plain cover, a similarly covered cylindrical jar, two rectangular and two cylindrical silver-gilt boxes and covers, maker WP probably William Parker, London 1820, a part manicure set, and also containing a silver travelling inkwell, London 1814, and scent funnel, London 1821 by other makers, the box inlaid with cut brass scrolling foliate borders and having recessed side handles, a fitted jewellery drawer and a fitted mirror and letter wallet to the lid interior, 36cm wide, with original leather outer travelling casePlease see additional images uploaded.In good condition overall. There is a small area of loss to the brass inlay on the lower right front of the box, and to the lower keyhole edge. The mirror has some patchiness to the silvering but is intact with easel support. All jars and boxes would appear to be the originals, there are a few with minor knocks and fritting to the edges and corners of the glass but nothing major. A few things missing from the accessories.

A collection of small silver items, to include an early Victorian silver topped glass rectangular travelling inkwell, London 1847, two vesta cases, three silver and mother o'pearl fruit knives, three napkin rings, a mustard, a silver handled button hook, a miniature kitchen pepper, and other small items. (qty)

A mid Victorian silver circular inkstand, with reeded border and fitted a single cut glass inkwell with hinged cover, by Thomas Smily, London 1862, 16cm wide, and a silver mug, with tapered girdled body by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, Sheffield 1946, 9.5cm high, 17.5oz weighable. (2)

A Victorian brass inkwell together with a pair of matching candlesticksLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A Large George V silver capstan inkwell of typical form with reeded detail, loaded, Birmingham 1911, makers mark I S Greenberg & Co, 12.5cm diameter together with a plain polished example hallmarked Birmingham 1910, makers mark for William Adams Ltd, loaded, (a/f), 12.5cm diameter (2)

Mixed Lot: George V silver moulded glass and spot hammered silver lidded hair tidy, hallmarked London 1920, a single silver dressing table candlestick, (loaded), Sheffield 1994 together with a small silver capstan inkwell and glass liner, Birmingham 1941 (loaded) (a/f)

A large octagonal silver inkwell. By Harrods. Approx. 469 grams of gross weight. Est. £120 - £150.

A silver inkwell together with a boxed set of plated spoons. Est. £20 - £30.

A silver mounted inkwell, candlesticks etc. Approx. 204 grams of gross weight. Est. £20 - £30.

An Antique silver mounted and glass inkwell. London 1836. Est. £100 - £150.

An Arts and Crafts silver inkwell in the style of Liberty & Co. Circa 1910. Approx. 418 grams of gross weight. Est. £100 - £150.

A large Victorian silver mounted inkwell with screw-top lid. By Thomas Davenport. Approx. 157 grams of gross weight. Est. £80 - £120.

A pair of silver sugar tongs, a silver tablespoon, a silver napkin ring, a silver inkwell, a silver bottle ticket and a cut glass silver topped smelling salts jar, 7.9oz troy approx

An oak Stationery Box by Carlisle and Watts, Edinburgh, the hinged folding and sloping front enclosing day, date and month apertures, divisions, inkwell, etc, 13in H

A box containing assorted plated wares to include entree dishes, cocktail shaker, dish holder, inkwell, assorted cutlery, etc.

A GEORGE II SILVER INKSTAND. London 1755, maker Edward Aldridge I & John Stamper, with silver lidded clear glass pounce pot and inkwell housed in pierced recesses, centred by a crest depicting two wings, the stand with two pen trays surrounded by a gadrooned border and raised on four paw feet, 27cm wide, 17.5cm deep, 8cm high, 19.8oz excluding the inkwell and pounce pot.

A silver inkwell A J Pepper & Co Ltd Birmingham, 1915. 244gms all in.

An Edwardian silver inkwell, by William Hutton and Sons, Sheffield, 1908, circular form, hinged domed cover, glass liner, raised on a reeded spreading circular foot, 13cm diameter

A silver whisky noggin, by Hukin & Heath, Birmingham, 1918, the label London 1917, and a Norwegian silver glass inkwell (2) Condition Report:Available upon request

A silver Standish. The facetted removable glass inkwell with hinged silver top,  hallmarked for Birmingham 1912 with maker's mark for A & J Zimmerman. Total weighable silver 172g.

Collection of hallmarked silver to include an oval capstan inkwell Birmingham 1938 (weighted), a pair of candleholders, Birmingham 1965, weighted and a cased christening set of egg cup and spoon Sheffield 1948, 49 grams. Total gross weight 400 grams.

CONTINENTAL GILT AND PATINATED BRONZE FALCON INKWELL LATE 19TH CENTURY in the form of a hooded hawk on its perch, the wings tied with ribbons, opening to a gilt single well interior, the perch mounted on a circular stepped plinth base, unmarked 32cm high, 18cm diameter

A 19th century French brass compass, silvered dial, blue hand, bevelled glass plate, 4.5cm diameter; a Victorian brass and leather cased travelling inkwell, the hinged and sprung cover chased with foliate scrolls (2)

A Japanese paktong inkwell, cast as a dragon grasping a ginger jar, 6cm high; a silver spill vase, 18.5cm high, Chester 1899, 96.5g (2)

A cast metal Spaniel dog inkwell, H 10cm and other items including a Veterinarians fleam tool, an Art Deco table lighter and cigar box

A Victorian walnut Davenport desk, with satinwood cross banding and line inlay, with a fitted box top of stationary compartments, pen tray, inkwell and paint receptacle, the slope with gilt tooled leather inset, opening to reveal four recesses, over four drawers and four dummy drawers, raised on bun feet, on castors, 85cm high, 55cm wide, 54cm deep.

A Victorian walnut and inlaid writing box, the domed lid opening to reveal a dual leather slope and fitted interior, with travelling inkwell, 30cm x 23cm deep.

A pair of antique opera glasses, Manicure set, Cigar Box, inkwell, cased butter dishes etc. (D)

A Quality late Victorian gilt metal an onyx partners desk top inkwell the hinged top with dual opening. Length 22cm. NO RESERVE

A cut glass library desk inkwell with silver pocket watch mounted to the lid with mechanism for it to stand and show the time

Pair of Art Deco picture frames, truncheon, Chad Valley alphabet set (1 letter missing), glass inkwell & selection of vintage books including children's

A collection of hallmarked silver items including a cased set of spoons, a cigarette case, napkin ring and an inkwell. Postage Category B

An Asprey of London Desk Set, The Leather Mounted Items to comprise Desktop Inkwell, Box and Pen Tray.

Two brass desk lamps, Lucerne carved bear inkwell, Native Indian sculptures, etc.

Five silver items comprising two cigarette cases, capstan inkwell, christening mug and napkin ring.

Tunbridge Ware pen box with inkwell, pin and letter knife, 25cm wide.

Protector miners lamp, fifteen piece Satsuma coffee set, silver inkwell, white metal horn handle letter opener with silver blade and Webley starting pistol.

ROBERT PRINGLE & SONS; a George VI hallmarked silver mug, London 1937, height 7cm, a late Victorian hallmarked silver mounted floral decorated glass scent bottle, height 9cm, and a hallmarked silver mounted circular inkwell, with hinged lid, diameter 8cm, combined weighable silver approx 2.5ozt/78.5g (3).

HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON LTD; a miniature modern hallmarked silver filled trumpet vase, Birmingham 1962, height 7.5cm, a Chester hallmarked silver glass lined inkwell, diameter 4cm, two silver topped cut glass scent bottles (both lacking lids), a hallmarked silver lidded cut glass rectangular dressing table jar, 8.5 x 3.5cm, a pinchbeck art glass scent bottle with ring chain, a further hallmarked silver topped glass scent bottle, two hallmarked silver propelling pencils, a silver plated thimble, a hallmarked silver pendant and a pair of Birmingham hallmarked silver and mother of pearl handled fountain pens (one lacking nib), length including nib 12.5cm (13).

A group of various small metal collectables including a 19th century circular brass inkwell, with small pietra dura mosaic to the top and glass inkwell under lid, diameter of base 14cm, a brass hand warmer with pierced top and sides, 4 x 7.5 x 7.5cm, a Houghton-Butcher metal cased field camera, a small circular brass pot with rampant lion impressed to the top, height 3.5cm, diameter 8cm, a bronze kangaroo figure, height 9.5cm, various horse adornments, a pewter aquamanile in the form of a lion, height 8cm, a pair of cased opera glasses etc (qty).

A sterling silver floral decorated trumpet vase, with red glass liner, height 15.5cm, a pair of silver plated opera glasses, decorated with birds amongst foliage, and a silver plated inkwell modelled as a champagne cork, height 7cm, combined weighable silver approx 2.45ozt/76.8g (3).

Three items of silver topped glass comprising a blown glass inkwell of dome shape, with pierced silver floral and scroll top and lid, and star cut base, hallmarks rubbed, 5.5 x 7.5cm, a square blown glass jar with hallmarked silver screw lid (missing internal stopper), height 12.5cm, and a small square pressed glass bottle with silver and enamelled screw lid (3).Condition Report: The inkwell is in good condition, no chips, possibly a new pin has been put in the hinge as it isn't flush but otherwise good condition. The large jar has no obvious chips or cracks but there are some dents to the lid. The small bottle has some wear and dents to the lid.

A TURQUOISE GLAZED INKWELL, China, Kangxi period (1661-1722)h cm 5绿松石釉瓷笔洗，中国，康熙时期（1661-1722）The lot is accompanied by a copy of the certificate of authenticity from Bertrand de Lavergne's gallery Arts Anciens d'Extreme Orient, 2 Place du Palais Royal, Paris, 17 March 2011