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Click here to subscribeA LADY'S SILVER GILT DESK STANDISH, maker Charles Stuart Harris, London 1921, of oblong form with acanthus sheathed scroll re-entrant corners centred by a glass inkwell with mount and hinged cover and a pen well, raised upon four knurl feet, 6" long, base 4ozs 12dwts (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)
A 19th century boulle lady's work tableThe ormolu mounted hinged serpentine rectangular top enclosing the velvet lined fitted interior with some silver gilt mounted accessories and a pair of facet cut inkwells with scenic miniature inset lids, and a mirror, over a sliding work box, standing on ormolu caryatid capped sabre legs with brass sabot. 60 cm wide. CONDITION REPORTS: Some wear to ormolu, some small sections of brass lacking, some slightly loose, some patches of tortoiseshell possibly replaced, some small sections of tortoiseshell lacking, some fitments lacking, one inkwell lid cracked with small piece of glass lacking, scent bottle cracked, top section loose, general wear.
An Early 19th Century Coalport fine porcelain inkwell c. 1815, in the form of an antique lamp with three quill holders and original porcelain ink insert, with gilded dogs head spout, blue scale ground with reserves painted with finely detailed floral groups within gilt scrolls 9.5 cm diameter, 14cm W at widest point Messenger, Michael, Coalport 1795-1926, p116, shows an example of this type of inkwell
A mid 19th Century inkwell decorated by Sparks of Worcester, the circular shallow dish with a central inkwell and cover decorated with a hand painted scene of Witley Court within gilt borders and a floral spray, the reverse painted 'Witley Court, The temporary residence of her majesty the Queen Adelaide and the Property of the Rt Hon the Lord Ward' painted Sparks Worcester, probably Coalport porcelain, diameter 16cm, S/D.
An early 19th Century Chamberlain Worcester desk inkwell, the rectangular body with hand painted floral sprays and gilt detailing to the moulded border edges, the affixed handle formed as a gilt laurel leaf flanked by two affixed pen stands formed as baluster vases, flanked by two affixed circular pots containing a separate pounce pot and ink pot decorated with gilt vines and garlands and conforming floral sprays, the whole raised to four claw feet, painted script mark, length 27cm .
A silver mounted cut glass inkwell, Birmingham 1900. CONDITION REPORT: The diameter of the base of the inkwell is 9 cm, height 8 cm. The cut glass base is in generally good order with no significant damage. There are the usual minor nibbles to some of the proud edges of the cutting but no significant cracks or damage. The silver top is in good order. It is a tight fit, shuts correctly and is not perforated.
Early 20th century inkwell in the form of a cold-painted bronze figure of a game bird, with hinged head and pen rest, bird stamped - GESCHUTZ FD' CONDITION REPORT Good overall original condition - some old damage to end of beak - retains most original cold-painted finish - inner glass inkwell liner missing, 14cm long, 12.5cm high
A GROUP OF ART NOUVEAU DESKTOP ITEMS in brass, bronze and copper including a clock and inkwell in stylized floral form, two further brass inkstands and a copper portrait frame with circular centre and corner panels of flowers in relief, the clock dial set with Roman numerals and marked 'Manufactured by Ansonia Clock Co, USA'
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