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A MIXED LOT:- A pair of bonbon dishes by A & J. Zimmerman, Birmingham 1919, a sugar caster by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1923, a Victorian salt, gilt interior, a small toast rack, a George III cream jug, initialled, London 1800, a pair of dwarf candlesticks, a set of three miniature condiments, and a late Victorian mounted glass inkwell; the caster 8.4" (21.4 cms) high; 16.8 oz weighable silver (12)

A MISCELLANEOUS LOT TO INCLUDE:- Four various Christening mugs (each one with a dedication/inscription), a small sugar bowl, a bell inkwell, a heart-shaped pin dish, a shell butter dish, a mounted steel penknife, a mother of pearl-handled fruit knife, a small unmarked funnel, probably Chinese, and four various thimbles; the largest mug 4.25" (10.8 cms) high; 25.9 oz weighable silver (15)

A MIXED LOT:- An early 20th century novelty twine holder or desk spike with a cat and mouse and loaded base by A. Barrett & Sons, Birmingham 1912, a Victorian mounted cut-glass travelling inkwell, initialled "AW", three various vesta cases, an Indian box on ball feet, and two Continental boxes; the desk spike 6.25" (16 cms) high; 8.6 oz weighable silver (8)

A VICTORIAN BRASS BOUND ROSEWOOD DRESSING CASE fitted with various mounted cut-glass bottles/jars, a powder jar and an inkwell with screw-down covers and a long rectangular box, monogrammed, with a jewellery draw, a concealed mirror in the cover and Bramah locks with two keys, the mounts by various makers, London 1850-54, incomplete and with some replacement pieces; the box 12.75" (32.4 cms) long

An Islamic silver and copper inlaid brass scribe's case [Qalamdan]: with integral inkwell, inlaid with panels of interlocking scrollwork, probably Cairo, 20cm.

Heavy glass double inkwell and pair of small shell case vases.

Good quality silver desk inkwell with hinged lid and glass interior upon a stepped square base with canted corners, maker J G & S London, 1868, 9.5 cm long, 11 oz gross

A George V silver circular inkwell, the rim with pen recess, Deakin & Francis, Birmingham, 1929, 19.7cm, weighted.CONDITION: Lid is damaged and dented. A few dings around the base rim. Cluster of small dings on the side of the well. No liner. Numerous minor scratches in general. Average to poor condition. Hallmarks clear.

An early 19th century Flamen-Fleury, Paris porcelain inkwell with gilt metal mount and a late Meissen small box and cover

An assortment of small ornamental porcelain wares to include a late 19th century porcelain bookend modelled as a terrier leaning against a book, a French faience inkwell and a selection of Wade Whimsie-style animals Condition - the dog bookend looks in good overall condition, the faience inkwell has a chip to the extremity of the base on the outside, the Wade Whimsie style figures are in generally good overall condition with one small chip to the ear of a lion etc. The Wade porcelain tortoise appears in reasonable order, the continental cherubic style figure has had the head off and re-affixed, the three wade porcelain trinket/ash trays look in good general overall condition and the seated pug exhibits a small hairlines emanating from the firing hole underneath the base.

A Chinese Shipwreck porcelain blue and white seal box and cover, of circular form centrally decorated with a floral spray, 7cm diameter and a carved green jade inkwell, externally carved and with a yun-wen border, 5.5cm wide (2)

A Japanese Seto porcelain inkwell, Meiji period (1868-1912), of circular form tapering to a narrow neck, 11.5cm diameter

A George V large silver mounted cut glass inkwell, John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1919, of canted square form with plain polished hinged lid, 9cm wide, 6cm high

A George V silver mounted horse hoof inkwell, the hinged cover inscribed "Foxlaw" Son in law - Alope Won Prince of Wales Stakes 1922, Rutland Handicap ", Northumberland Plate 1926, Jockey Club Stakes ", Ascot Gold Cup 1927, Total Stakes £13,886., the silver horseshoe stamped Rowland Ward Ltd, 167 Piccadilly W., makers mark R.W. Ltd, London, 1935.Condition report: Lacking glass liner.

A 19th Century French ornate brass inkwell

A circa 1870 French bronze and leather inkwell

A William IV Silver-Gilt Mounted Hardstone Inkwell, by Paul Storr, London, 1832, the hardstone body carved in the form of a horse's hoof, the silver-gilt mounts cast and chased with hair, with a part domed cover opening to reveal the silver-gilt mounted conforming glass bottle, with an associated gilt-metal pen, 12.5cm wide. Fully marked on back of mounts and on bezel of silver-gilt mounted bottle. Further part marked inside cover and on 'horseshoe'. There is some surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. The wear is noticeable as a softening to the gilding. There are some minor chips and scratches to the glass bottle. The 'horseshoe' is partly detached on one side.

MIDDLE EASTERN BRASS SCRIBE BOX, with inkwell and pen/quill store, the ink well with shell shaped hinged lid, the pen store engraved allover with stylised dancing figures, 26cm long

Pair of copper candlesticks 25cm high, brass inkwell with embossed decoration, candlestick and a copper bowl (5)

Silver mounted hobnail cut glass inkwell bearing marks for Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham, 1905, 8cm wide

A circular hinged top capstan shaped inkwell together with compartment for watch. Birmingham. Approx. 282 grams. Est. £45 - £55.

Large malachite and black marble inkstand, the serpentine triangular stand inset with a brass mounted glass inkwell, 14.5" wide

Pair of Chinese miniature porcelain baluster vases, decorated with seated ladies, 20th century, 2.5" high; Japanese Kutani baluster vase, 3.5" high; Eastern white metal tripod inkwell with blue glass liner; porcelain silver mounted tea cup and saucer, Canton ivory seal and small carved ivory Canton panelled box (at fault)

MOTORING INTEREST - a rare tinplate desk stand in the form of a Sedan car, early 20th century, the canopy hinged to enclose a blotter, the bonnet enclosing an inkwell, no maker's marks, length 22cmSmall paint chips all over, chrome plate mounts are pitted and with light rust, no obvious repairs or missing parts

A William IV pewter mug, 15cm, a 19th century pewter inkwell, 9.5cm diameter, a pewter box, 9cm wide, a small French demi-decilitre measure, a shallow tudric bowl, stamped indistinctly 'Tudric' and 'c75' and '4', 19cm diameter, with a 19th century snuff box, with an unusual 3-dial combination lock, 8cm and three further pewter items - a treen jar, an Edwardian pipe and a pair of candlesticks (13)

A Victorian silver snuff box, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1847, of rectangular engine turned form with engraved crest to the cover, together with a silver mounted pin cushion, Deakin & Francis, a silver mounted cigarette box, a silver mounted ivory page turner, a small silver mounted glass inkwell on stand (lacking cover), a small collection of silver flatware and two white metal shell form vinaigrettes (a lot)

A Victorian parquetry walnut writing slope, the hinged cover opening to reveal a divisional interior, with inkwell, several pens, two seals and a cased Royal Worcester Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee letter opener, together with a reproduction writing slope, with a partitioned interior, accommodating a small selection of E.P. cutlery.

A collection of silver, comprising; a silver mounted hand mirror, a silver mounted clothes brush and hair brush, a capstan inkwell, a small rectangular dressing table tray, a circular trinket box, three silver topped perfume/dressing table jars, two silver spoons and a silver mounted stand

Antique Bavarian "Black Forest" Carved Wood Bear Inkwell & Pen Holder15 x 9 Good Condition.

A pair of brass wyvern candlesticks, another similar candlestick and similar inkwell, 10 cm

A large square Edwardian faceted glass inkwell, with silver plated mounts, 10cm wide.

A Worcester fluted circular plate , circa 1770, decorated in French green and black with flower sprays, 19.6cms diameter; an 18th century fluted English coffee cup with floral sprig decoration; and an early 19th Century inkwell with pink rose decoration, 7cms diameter. (3)

Sale Item: SILVER INKWELL Vat Status: No Vat Buyers Premium: This lot is subject to a Buyers Premium of 15% + Vat @ 20% Additional Info : Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 4.95% of the hammer price plus VAT @ 20%

Sale Item: INKWELL STAND PAGE KEEN & PAGE PLYMOUTH Vat Status: No Vat Buyers Premium: This lot is subject to a Buyers Premium of 15% + Vat @ 20% Additional Info : Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 4.95% of the hammer price plus VAT @ 20%

A George V silver and tortoise shell inkwell, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1929, the glass inkwell with silver and tortoise shell cover in stand with quill rest, on shaped feet, 15 x 15 x 6cms.

A KHORASAN BRONZE INKWELL, EASTERN PERSIAN WORLD, 12TH / 13TH CENTURY of cylindrical form, the domed lid with bud finial, the exterior engraved with bands of calligraphy, arabesques and bird motifs, three mounts for suspension loops on the sides, 9.5cm high; 7.8cm max diam. ++worn with some corrosion and holes, base detached and refixed

a posy holder by Hamilton of Calcutta, of conventional form, decorated traditional Indian motifs, blank cartouche; Georg Jensen, a small ladle with leaf cut bowl, coiled handle, with bead detail; a tankard hinged cover; a small two handled bowl; Chinese silver to include; a pin tray; small inkwell and cover (no liner); a caster; a filigree card case, hinged cover, decorated with flowers etc a/f; etc.(Weight: 11.5oz)

A silver cigarette/jewel box, plain design with domed lid by Cohen & Charles, hallmark rubbed, 12.5cm x 8.5cm x 5cm, no personal engraving or inscriptions, cedar lined, a plain silver circular capstan inkwell by Ellis & Co (Ellis Jacob Greenberg), Birmingham 1906, reeded border to base, 12.5cm diameter, 5cm high.

A tray of cased cutlery and antique pewter, tankard, napkin rings, inkwell etc

A box of miscellaneous, Victorian Jelly Mould, Counter bell, Ceramic inkwell, Square Glass dish etc

A George V silver circular inkwell, with hexagonal lid and central boss inscribed 'The Hon. The Irish Society 1613-1913', 13.1cm, weighted.CONDITION: Glass well missing. A Couple of small dings and a few scratches. The collar under the lid is buckled (some downward pressure applied on the lid). In need of attention. Hallmarks clear.

A Victorian gilt brass '7lb' novelty inkwell, height 9cm handle down

A Weekes marble and gilt metal inkwell, height 14.5cm

A rare Staffordshire porcelain 'kittens' inkwell, c.1840-50, H. 6cm

A Vintage brass car horn, an advertising tin, inkwell, grooming kit etc.

Collection of fifteen (15) assorted American, French and English inkwells. 1st-3rd items: Three (3) inkwells with sterling lids and glass or crystal bodies, including one marked for English maker John Grinsell & Sons; one for English maker Sheaffer; one with frosted crystal or glass body and silver lid, with crystal inset. Marked on base for Lenox crystal below etched signature "Daniel Reed '96". 4th-6th items: Three silverplated/white metal inkwells. One (1) Art Nouveau style silverplated inkwell with applied floral designs and four scroll feet; one (1) silverplated inkstand with pierced gallery, pen tray, and two removable glass inkwells; one (1) white metal ink stand with feather decoration, marked "Etain 94% Made in France" to base, containing a single removable glass inkwell. 7th-15th items: Nine (9) clear and colored glass unmarked inkwells; five (5) with round or square form bodies and hinged metal lids, some with gilt or molded decoration; three (3) with hinged gilt metal and glass topped lids, including two of clear cut glass and one of blue blown glass, which has a pontil mark to the base; one (1) inkwell of square form without a lid. All items range from 2 1/2" H x 2 3/8" dia to 4 3/4" H x 5 7/8" dia. All items likely late 19th to mid or late 20th century. Provenance: Private Middle Tennessee collection. CONDITION: Overall good condition. Wear to plating on some lids, minor scattered scratches and chips to edges of glass bodies. Largest loss 3/4" x 1/2". 7th-15th items: one inkwell missing lid.

8 pieces assorted decorative holloware including sterling vase; Christofle pen holder; pen and inkwell, and Apollo silverplated squirrel nut bowl. Includes 1 International Prelude sterling trumpet vase, 10" H; 1 Christofle silverplated pen holder with gold-plated reeded inlay, 4 1/4" H; 1 crystal inkwell with repousse sterling lid (2 1/4" H x 2 1/8" W x 1 1/2" D) and sterling silver pen (6 1/4" L), both marked .925; 1 sterling Brandy label; 1 sterling Port label; 1 sterling identification tag, not engraved, ranging in size from 2 1/8" L x 1 17/8" W to 5" L x 2 1/8" W; and 1 Victorian silverplated bowl with applied figural squirrel and branch, the bowl stamped on bottom for Apollo Silver Co., Quadruple Plate 713, 6 3/4" diameter. 1.310 oz troy weighable troy ounces. Provenance: a Nashville, TN estate. CONDITION: Some small dents up to 1/2" to vase. Lid does not sit tightly on inkwell. Minor wear to surface in fold crevices on squirrel bowl. Otherwise, all pieces very good condition.

Victorian Irish bog oak novelty inkstand in the form of an owl, head lifts to reveal inkwell, brass beak and talons, on domed base. 6" (15cm) high.

A collection of silver to include a capstan inkwell, sugar tongs, fruit knife, desk candlestick, etc (a lot)

Unusual Art Nouveau style, probably French, gilt metal inkstand, the hinged inkwell cover formed as a winged bird with attached pen tray and scrolled surround, 20cm long

Silver inkwell in the form of a bell and Silver handled knife: (2)

Silver inkwell, posy dish and 2 handled cup

A large silver Capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1924, 16cm (6.25ins) diameter

A silver capstan form inkwell, Birmingham, 1906, 3cm high with other items

A walnut writing box with brass mounts, the top opening to reveal an inkwell and leather lined compartments, 25cm x 22cm

A large silver clad capstan inkwell on weighted base (condition very poor) together with a white metal spoon, miniature twin handled cup, Mexican sterling silver cake slice, and a white metal parasol handle

An Edwardian glass inkwell, of wrythen shape, with a hinged silver lid, by Mappin and Webb, Birmingham 1905, 12cm high

An Edwardian silver tea caddy, of tapered shape, on scrolled feet, Birmingham 1903, 196g gross, 13cm high, together with a silver capstan inkwell, 8cm wide (2)

An early 20th century silver waiter, of circular shape, with a piecrust border, Sheffield 1933, 15cm diameter, together with a silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1928 (2)

An ornate 19th century French brass inkwell, the removable lid decorated with a fawn and three swans, on three winged horse supports and a stepped rouge marble and black slate triform base, 20cm high