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A Victorian novelty inkwell in the form of Mr Jorrocks, a character created by R. S. Surtees of a cockney grocer and lover of fox hunting, hallmarked London 1885, maker TJ Thomas Johnson II, silver weight 9.21oz.

Two silver and enamel teaspoons, together with various other silver and silver plate items, to include two silver letter openers, scent bottle, a Mappin and Webb horn handled fish serving knife, a mother of pearl handled pen, a glass boot inkwell, approx silver weight 14oz.

Silver mounted inkwell & stand (tray weighs 4.63 ozt)

Spode blue and white plate; Willow pattern tureen; blue and white ashlet; five graduating pearlware meat plates; Victorian inkwell, etc.

German porcelain Rose Pompadore encrier, rectangular 'tray' base, with inkwell and pounce pot, width 27cm; a German candelabra base, adapted as a lamp base and an English posy vase, probably Moore Bros.Qty: 3

Austrian cold painted bronze inkwell in the form of a Grouse on a branch, in the manner of Bergmann, tailfeathers stamped Geschutzt, some distortion to branch, length 23cm.Condition report:The branches are bent out of shape, so without applying pressure on the inkwell end it doesn't sit level as it was designed too. The bird end is too heavy and it topples to that side.

A Silver and Glass Stamp Wetter by Payton, Pepper & Sons Ltd (Some Condition issues to Glass) Together with a Glass Inkwell with Brass Lid

Victorian Vaseline Glass Vase, Brass Snuff Box, Inkwell, Victorian Dogs etc

A collection ten 19th and 20th century novelty animal bronze and metal ink wells, including a Martin Brothers style ‘Wally’ inkwell - cold painted bronze cat's head inkwell, apparently unmarked, some rubbing to the paint, 11cm wide- painted spelter seated terrier inkwell with black hat and bandage to leg, some rubbing to the paint, 12cm high- bronze dog's head inkwell with glass inset eyes, patination rubbed down to the bare metal in place, otherwise good, 11cm wide- painted spelter Mastiff head inkwell with ceramic liner, light rubbing but essentially good, 7cm high- painted spelter crow pen brush, one leg broken away, rubbing to paint, 11cm high- painted spelter parrot inkwell, paint heavily rubbed, lacks well, 10cm high- part painted bronze dray horse head inkwell, some rubbing to the gilding and bronzed finish, oxidisation marks, lacks well, on black marble base with a small chips, 13cm high- Wally type bird painted spelter inkwell, some rubbing to paint, 9cm high- bronzed spelter terrapin inkwell with glass liner, one leg broken away and missing, 15cm- bronze running ostrich inkstand, oxidised and rubbed from polishing, the base with a lead coloured finish, overall somewhat oxidised but no real faults noted.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

An Art Nouveau electroplate shell mounted illuminated desk stand, by Moritz Hacker, c.1900, the asymmetric whiplash tendril stand modelled with the figure of a water nymph holding a water lily inkwell, a bulrush stem supporting a turbo shell light shade with sinuous tendril, leaf and berry mount, 37cm wide, 21cm high Very good untouched condition, shell remains good, metalwork slightly oxidised, later electric wiring fitted.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

An Edward VII hallmarked silver topped cut glass rectangular dressing table jar, the top decorated with bird amongst foliage, Birmingham 1906, 15 x 3.5cm, two oval hallmarked silver topped cut glass dressing table jars, a hallmarked silver topped cut glass inkwell, a hallmarked silver topped cut glass hat pin jar and a hallmarked silver topped cut glass sugar caster, combined weighable silver approx 3.1ozt/97.5g (6).

ADIE BROTHERS LTD; a George V hallmarked silver mounted cut glass inkwell on stand, Birmingham 1928, with a modern hallmarked silver fountain pen, manufactured by A Haviland-Nye, London 2004, length 3.5cm, weighable silver approx 3.05ozt/95.8g (2).

A modern Chinese porcelain vase, decorated with butterflies amongst foliage, with Qianlong mark to base, height 21cm, and a modern Italian gilt metal cloisonné enamel inkwell, height 10cm, width 21cm (2).

A Victorian rosewood and coloured straw work writing box, with fitted interior and brass capped inkwell, 31cm l Good condition

A Derby inkwell, c 1820, the compressed bowl painted with continuous flowers on three gilt kneeling child feet and triform base with whelk shell feet, 14.5cm h, painted red crown, crossed batons and D, and a contemporary French porcelain green ground encrier, on square base and gilt paw feet, 11cm h The Derby inkwell crazed and with some light wear, the reverse of the rim with a flat rim chip. Part of base and two feet with restoration. The French inkwell good, with some slight wear.

Miscellaneous small silver articles, to include a crocodile hide wallet with silver mounts, Edwardian art nouveau silver photograph frame-mount, capstan inkwell, filigree silver box, Indian silver repoussé square box and several gold-mounted silver bar brooches, on the original retailer's cards, early 20th c

A Derby oval covered inkwell, c 1820, the domed cover with bud knop, the sides moulded with a band of festoons and arcading between beaded rims on a green ground, on four gilt paw feet, the interior with the pairs of crescentic compartment, sander and inkwell, 14cm h Some stabilised firing stresses/cracks, where necessary the gilding refreshed. Further manufacturing blemishes, i.e. pitting, green ground imperfections. The bud knop nibbled. Slight surface wear.

A seated figure of a monkey 19th century, as an inkwell, bronze, on a rectangular base11.5cm wide10cm highCondition ReportLacking gilded surface, but no obvious losses or repairs

A Meissen porcelain desk stand, 20th century, of rectangular form, each piece gilt and floral decorated, mounted with a lidded inkwell, a pounce pot, and blotter, underglaze, with impressed and incised marks,27.5 x 19cmCondition ReportSome rubbing to the gilt inkwell. No cracks, damage or restoration.

A collection of silver button hooks, inkwell etc. Est. £20 - £30.

An Elizabeth II Coronation money box; a brass inkwell and matching desk stand; Wedgwood "Tamarisk" coffee ware; various other decorative china to include a Clarice Cliff biscuit barrel, a pewter plate, a pair of barley twist candlesticks etc.

A William Tonks & Sons 19th century novelty brass grasshopper inkwell. Of natural form with reticulated limbs, the back opening to reveal an inkwell, marked 'Rd 149942' on the inside of the wings, length 36cm Condition Report: Generally in good condition. One antenna is loose. Mechanism functions. The joints do not fully align however still move. No signs of obvious repairs or re-soldering. Signs of wear including rubbing and scratches consistent with age and usage.

A 19th century tortoise shell inkwell stand, with three lidded compartments and handle to its top, two inkwells, and single drawer to one side, raised upon white metal ball feet, 23 by 16.5 by 9.5cm high.Notes: Ivory Exemption Submission Reference EK252T8M

A pair of Victorian weighted silver candlestick, a capstan inkwell and a boxed set of silver handle knives, candlesticks 7.5 by 7.5 by 13cm high Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd Sheffield  1896/97, also a strainer, spoon and nips 83.3g/2.6 toz. (4)

A Martin Brothers Stoneware and Pewter Mounted Inkwell, by Robert Wallace Martin, dated 1902, of square section form, the cut away edges each with a relief moulded Medieval figures, a jester, man and woman in nightcaps with lanterns and an angry nun, the lid set with a Queen Anne coin, incised marks 2-1902, Martin Bros, London & Southall,10.5cm square, 10cm highEx-lot 352 Kinghams Auctioneers, 26/09/2020.Professional restoration to two of the corners. See extra images on-line.

Pocket watches etc together with a skull inkwell.

A silver inkwell.

A quantity of china to include; Copeland's Cunard White Star coffee set (some hairline cracks), 19th Century French inkwell in the style of Samson Paris porcelain, Goss crested ware, etc.

A cabinet maker made Walnut Davenport of very high quality, the curved lid lifting to reveal an interior with a pair of drawers and a pull-out section with a hinged gold tooled leather writing slope flanked by a pen tray and inkwell recesses. A secret latch reveals a rise and fall section with three drawers flanked either side by a pair of pigeonholes, whilst to the right hand side of the base is a flight of four drawers with turned wood knob handles. There is a pair of elegant scroll legs to the front with carved flower blooms and the whole is raised on turned compressed bun feet, 21 5/8'' wide x 22 3/4'' deep (min) 29 1/2''(max) x 35 5/8'' high (min) 42 5/8''(max).

A quantity of miscellaneous Paperweights including a Mdina Toadstool and a Seahorse, an Ekenas Lion (egg shaped), glass dump inkwell etc.

An early 20th century travelling case containing an inkwell and a light.

A MIXED GROUP OF CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN ITEMS, 18/19TH CENTURY. To include vase covers, coffee cups, small tea pot, salt, dishes, inkwell. Largest cover 14.5cm diam. (12) Provenance: Property of a Sussex gentleman Condition: Some small chips to edge of large cover rim. Teapot with slight repair to end of spout with small nicks to rim. Others in good order.

Box of Brassware to include inkwell, candlestick, pin badges, decorative vintage boxes.

Antique French Baroque Repousse Gilt Brass Cherub Inkwell

Two sterling silver napkins rings, sterling silver topped inkwell together with Edinburgh E.P.N.S vesta case[napkin rings - 44g]

Antique silver & tortoiseshell inkwell measures approx 7.2cm dia

After Wilhelm Zwick, late 20th century, resin/pewter effect inkwell in the form of a racing car, Length approx 38 cm. Damage noted.

Sundry collectables including a Victorian tea straw, an Israeli white metal pill or similar box, two Victorian pewter-inlaid mache snuff boxes, a gilt metal mounted and cut glass inkwell and a miniature brass table lamp, latter 6 cm

An Edward VII silver-mounted horse hoof inkwell, William Neale, Chester, 1904, 14 x 8 x 12 cm

A 19th Century Bronze Novelty Inkwell in the form of a Satyr on rouge marble square plinth, 4.5ins highThis inkwell generally appears to be in good condition with no obvious damage/loss/restoration.  The hinge works well and the cover sits well. It has a pale bronze patination. The marble base has a very small flat chip to the left side as viewed from front, and a miniscule flat chip to the right side. There is a small flat chip to the lower corner of the base on the right side. This appears to have been polished.  The original inkwell is absent. Width - 7.4cm x 7.4cm deep. The retaining nuts to the underside are original. 

Whitefriars design glass inkwell of footed domed form with hinged lid and interior decoration of concentric circles of millefiori canes in blue, white etc H13cm

19th century Davenport cabinet plate, centrally painted with a view of Crummock & Buttermere, within a green border, titled and numbered 1247 verso, D25.5cm, Davenport Longport cabinet plate, 19th century rococo influence inkwell, porcelain bowl retailed by T.Goode & Co., together with a Newhall teapot stand, decorated in the imari pallette, patten no. 1154 L18.5cm (5)

Edwardian ladies leather travelling dressing case by Army & Navy Co-operative Society, the watered silk interior with silver mounted glass bottles, leather jewellery box, leather folding stationery case and inkwell etc the silver hallmarked for London 1901 Maker Frederick Bradford Macrae 47cm x 33cm with outer canvas case

Inkwell, John Grinsell & Sons, London 1893, silver. Beautiful large inkwell with twisted driven cannelures, crystal glass insert and fillet edges. United Kingdom, London, John Grinsell & Sons, 1893, hallmarks: lion, panther head, maker's mark, year letter S. 414 grams, 925/1000. Dimensions H 5.5 cm, Diam 11.5 cm.

William IV silver rectangular travelling inkwell, the lid with engraved wheatsheaf crest, London 1834 makers mark T.D, Condition Report:Approx 4.95ozt (154.5gm), length = 67mm

Group of silver including George V silver capstan inkwell, hallmarked Walker & Hall Sheffield 1929, silver trumpet vase with pierced rim, H16.5cm, two napkin rings, matchbook holder, vesta case, pill box, condiment, timble, Queen Victoria 1890 crown pendant and coin ring Condition Report:Approx 11.62 troy ounces (361.5gm) gross, excluding inkwell (weighted)

Group of 19th century Tunbridge ware comprising; four boxes, some with cube parquetry inlaid decoration, letter opener, and an inkwell, 17cm x 7.5cm and smaller (7)

A brass Cairo ware inkwell in the form of a Sphinx, 13cmL, together with two Cairo ware trinket boxes

A small mixed lot to include Rolls Razor, boxed, inkwell, vintage tins, pocket microscope, folding bookshelf etc

An early 20th century horse hoof inkwell 'Skywriter, killed at Cheltenham Dec. 29th 1932', stamped to base Rowland Ward Ltd Piccadilly

Ruskin Pottery, a High Fired inkwell, 1915, cylindrical drum form with disc lid, the main body with brown speckled grey ground, banded to the shoulder and lid with sang de boeuf flambe, impressed marks, 6cm high

A Jugendstil gilt brass desk stand inkwell, circa 1900, in the style of Kayserzinn, the conical inkwell with organic relief embossed panel, turned conical knopped finial, flanked by two whiplash arms attached with spherical beads, pn a sweeping bracket base with rectangular pen trough, 32cm long

Art Nouveau WMF (württembergische metallwarenfabrik) Ink Well. Depicts a lady reclining reading, with a lidded inkwell. Width 7.5'', height 3.5'' high.

A Victorian brass mounted ebonised walnut inkstand. Fitted a hexagonal glass inkwell, width 34cm.

HRH King Charles III (when Prince of Wales) A personal letter with the King's autograph A handwritten letter from Charles, dated November 17th 1990, on cream Highgrove House headed paper with blue royal cypher, in black ink in the King's own hand. Written to Dudley Poplak, his friend and interior designer, effusively expressing his thanks for the birthday gift of an inkwell which Dudley had sent him, and signed 'All best wishes, as always, Charles'White envelope with blue royal cypher, addressed by hand and postmarked Buckingham Palace 19 Nov 1990.Together with various other items of correspondance, including envelopes from Buckingham Palace and photocopies of letters from King Charles when Prince of Wales.

An Arts and Crafts dome top pokerwork stationary box. With an inscribed motto and incised honeysuckle decoration, monogrammed to the front, width 23cm, together with a continental mid century Spanish? slip decorated plate, with two dancers, and a pewter inkwell and cover (3).

Brass desk top inkwell and pair of brass egg ornaments on stands

SILVER CAPSTAN INKWELL, ALONG WITH FURTHER SILVER the inkwell with initialled cover, liner missing, along with two silver lidded scent bottles and a silver lidded jarthe inkwell 11.5cm diameter

A BLACK FOREST LINDEN WOOD FIGURAL INKWELL LATE 19TH CENTURYhis hat hinged revealing a ceramic well13.5cm wide

A BRONZE FIGURE OF A FRENCH BULLDOGFRENCH, LATE 19TH CENTURYstanding on a Carrara mable base, together with a gilt metal inkwell modelled as a cherub kneeling before a plinth surmounted by a helmet and sword and a modern bronze horse's head (3)13cm high (max)