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Lot 582
A SILVER SMALL SALVER, with shaped and beaded border, on pad feet, Birmingham 1932, 20.5cm diameter, 10.5oz, a silver inkstand, of shaped rectangular outline, fitted a single glass inkwell, London 1910, 24cm, 8oz, a silver capstan inkwell, marks rubbed, a pair of silver bottle coasters with turned wooden bases, Birmingham 1977, and a silver mounted cut glass salad bowl (6)
Lot 382
Tray of vintage and antique writing accessories to include; a leather and steel inkwell, a pottery and felt stamp moistener by Criterion, a wooden ink box with glass pot inside marked H. Morrell, London, a collection of pens and pencils including; a Swan leverless fountain pen in its original cardboard box, four other fountain pens to include; a Parker Slimfold, 'The De La Rue' pen, Osmiroide and a Vacuematic, a 'Midget' pen wooden and steel case in the shape of a fountain pen marked John Cooke & Sons no. 851 containing; bone handled pen, pencil and letter opener, 19th Century Bramah pen with mother of pearl handle, a rosewood propelling spirally carved pencil, a white metal pen and pencil with four colours and a metal combined rubber stamp, pen and pencil. (14)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)
Lot 391
A collection of vintage and antique writing accessories to include; a collection of wax seals on cardboard including those of various banks; Liverpool Union bank, bank of North & South Wales, Bank of Ireland etc, a rosewood seal box made by Howell & James jewellers containing a wax seal, a Dennisons wax applier no. 7 with wooden handle, a beech floral design nib box containing pen nibs, metal letter scales, a desk stamp marked Standard, a burgandy leather card box containing cards, a metal card holder, a pack of 'the Milton series imitation visiting cards', a roll of adhesive tape in butterfly brand and design tinplate holder, a small leather covered inkwell with ink enscribed on the top with decorative engraved brass interior, a wooden wafer box and a rosewood and brass signet with cross hatched end. (12) (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)
Lot 133
Victorian and later flatware including mother-of-pearl handled fruit knives and forks, sugar sifters, tea knives with silver handles, grape scissors, embossed trinket box, some silver teaspoons, silver inkwell, small plated trophies, hammered pewter hip flask, agate seal handle and miscellanea in two boxes
Lot 217
Edwardian Period Pleasing Silver Inkstand. Rectangular in form, with twin handles and space for one inkwell. The silver topped cut glass inkwell marked for the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. London 1901. The silver inkstand marked for Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1908. Silver stand weighs 129.7 grams and measures 7.5" - 18.75 cm diameter. The silver inkstand is in good overall condition all aspects. The inkwell with silver top has pin missing to hinge - no damage of any sort to glass. See photographs.
Lot 8
Tudric pewter inkwell with a square section pen tray, design attributed to Archibald Knox (1864-1933), the tray has four blue enamel roundels while the cover is set with a rectangular blue enamel panel, circa 1905, marked model number 0141 to base, 15.5cm square. Loss to central blue enamel plaque approx 10mm x 5mm. Multiple surface marks and scratches to pewter (see additional images).
Lot 190
Exceptionally rare and important Lowestoft inkwell circa 1770, decorated by the Tulip Painter, with floral designs and divergent tulip, 7cm diam. Note: for similar examples of the Tulip Painter's distinctive decoration style, see Lowestoft porcelain in Norwich Castle Museum, Sheena Smith, volume 2 page 34
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