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A Whitefriars glass controlled bubble inkwell, in amber, the stopper with etched number 22 to underside, designed by William Wilson, catalogue number 9053, sold together with an encased bubble paperweight in amber, catalogue number 9308. Normal base wear to both.

A boxed Whitefriars glass controlled bubble inkwell , in meadow green, designed by William Wilson, catalogue number 9053.

An unusual and possible experimental Whitefriars glass concentric millefiore paperweight, re-cut with angled or sloping surface and window, with concentric ring arrangement with heart cane to centre, all resting on a short applied foot rim, undated, 5.5cm x 8cm possibly a salvaged and re-cut inkwell.

A pair of early 20th century silver salts, together with a silver table cigarette case, a silver inkwell and a cigar cutter (5)

Arts & Crafts wrought iron chamber stick stamped with a monogram `TH` and `REGISTERED MARK', two WAS Benson brass and copper jugs with WASB hammer and chisel mark to base, and a copper and pewter art nouveau desk inkwell, (4) tallest 27cm

Silver inkwell with glass liner, Birmingham 1931, with a silver raised miniature jewellery casket, on three feet, velvet interior, Birmingham 1918 (2).

Hallmarked silver inkwell, Birmingham 1907, with a pair of short candlesticks, Birmingham 1969 and one larger (4).

A late-Victorian ebony inlaid walnut Davenport in the Aesthetic taste - the pierced gallery top opening to reveal a fitted stationary compartment with morocco leather inkwell, over a sloped writing surface with inset red leather, enclosing a birch veneered interior with two drawers, raised on ring turned supports fronting a bank of four graduated drawers and four opposing faux-drawers, with swing brasses, raised on turned bun feet and pottery castors. (LWH 54 x 54 x 86.5 cm), split across the hinged front slope.

A mid-19th century rosewood and mother of pearl writing slope - the rectangular slope with silvered metal stringing, the original interior with purple velvet writing surface, two glass inkwell with plated brass lids (one a/f) and key, 35 x 24 x 12cm, lacks escutcheon, one side of writing surface detached.

A antique brass inkwell

A good tray of assorted collectables including penknives, thimbles, inkwell, coins, militaria etc.

A collection of various items including brass easel, bell, bookrest, cast iron door handle, Art Nouveau inkwell etc.

Brass inkwell with liner

Antique inkwell and desktop stand, pair of traditional style Italian pictures in gold coloured plastic frames and a carved antelopes head

VICTORIAN BURR WALNUT WRITING SLOPE, LATE 19TH CENTURY the hinged cover cover carved with central monogram and date 1897, opening to reveal twin inkwells flanking a central pen groove over a leather skiver with gilt tooled Greek key border, the exterior outlined in coromandel and box wood38.5cm wideIn overall fair condition. Surface scratches and age related wear. Loose sections to leather skiver. One inkwell with chips to glass. Small areas of flaking to the wood. Additional images now available.

A bag containing a quantity of collectable items including a brass vesta case with two counter dials to lid, hip flask, portable inkwell, etc.

A 19th Century mahogany brass bound writing slope with fitted interior including glass inkwell and cartouche to the lid with initials and dated 1886

Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co - a Tudric pewter inkwell, of domed form on square base, with stylised relief design to sides and top of cover, marked Tudric, 0140 to base. Approx. 6.5cm high x 13cm wide. Further details: tarnishing, marks, wear and scratching commensurate to usage and age, not original liner (plastic one with inkwell), hinge slightly loose but attached.

A collection of silver items to include; a George V silver inkwell, of stylish circular shape with faux tortoiseshell topped hinged top, no internal liner, hallmarked by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham, 1921; a novelty miniature Modern silver salt & pepper pot set on stand, hallmarked by CME Jewellery, Birmingham, also marked 925; a novelty 20th century Danish silver spoon with crown terminal, commemorating a Coronation, marked Sterling, Denmark; a George VI commemorative silver spoon of stylised shape, engraved with "GE VI" and crown to bowl, and "Coronation of London, May, 1937" to reverse bowl, hallmarked by Edward Barnard & Sons; a small Chester silver stamp case of traditional form with hinged cover; a Modern silver oval shaped pill box of plain design; a Victorian silver pepper pot of baluster form with gadrooned lower body, hallmarked London, 1889 by George Unite; a pair of small Birmingham silver sugar nips by Suckling Ltd, and a pair of ornately cast Chester silver handled steel glove stretchers. (1 bag) Weight: approx. 88.9 grams (2.8ozt) Further details: all tarnished; some with surface scratching and marks; rubbing and minor dents to areas and overall general wear commensurate with age, inkwell weighted and faux tortoiseshell has small crack and some light scratching.

A late Victorian silver topped glass inkwell, with a stylish green infused clear glass bottle of abstract shape, hallmarked by Hukin & Heath, London, 1900, on a later purpose made Edwardian rectangular oak desk pen and ink tray, with triangular silver mounts to sides, hallmarked London, 1902, on four circular feet, approx. 31cm wide x 21cm deep, ink well approx. 9.5cm high x 10.5cm wide. Further details: ink stand has split, nibbles, wear to leather, tarnishing to silver mounts. Glass ink well has minor nibbles, wear and slight scratching, silver top tarnished, minor dent / nicks and wear.

Group of four decorative objects. Includes one desktop glass inkwell step design mounted with a brass hinge and three grooves for pens; one Art Nouveau style letter opener featuring a relief handle designed with a man and a woman morphing into the shape of a tree and with an engraved name on blade: illegible Heller; and two small Art Deco style Christofle Metropolis silverplated porcelain ashtrays. Letter opener size: 9"L x 1.50"W x 0.75"H. Each ashtray: 3"L x 2.50"W x 1"H. Inkwell dimensions: 3.25"L x 1.75"W x 3"H. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear. Inkwell has small scrapes on sides. The lid is loose from the brass fitting and has a small chip.

Quantity of brass including trivet, inkwell, tray, pan, candlesticks etc All in used condition, unchecked

Sundry lot including pill boxes, vintage doll, inkwell, R.M.S Queen Mary plaques, cloisonne, wooden box, carriage clock etc All in used condition, unchecked

Stuart crystal cut glass ship decanter, 28cm high, boxed; part Waterford Crystal inkwell/ pen stand,boxed (2)

to include a recumbent greyhound set on a grassy base, a dog with large floppy ears laying down next to a inkwell, together with a cat, the largest 19cm wide.

Brass gentlemans writing inkwell set, 34 x 24 x 11 cm. UK P&P Group 3 (£30+VAT for the first lot and £8+VAT for subsequent lots)

A HEAVY VINTAGE BRASS INKWELL WITH ORNATE DECORATION

An oval Victorian leather bound travelling inkwell. Lid opening to reveal engraved twin copper inkwells with original glass bottles and a brush. H4cm

A small collection of silver and silver mounted items including a clear-glass round inkwell. The frame with hallmarks for Birmingham 1903; a heart-shaped box frame, 1905, 27g; a napkin ring, 1924, 12g; a pair of plated clips from 'Le Jardin de Sens'; a silver mounted travelling pocket watch cover only; a white metal mesh purse; and an electro-form copy of a Hudson Bay Company medallion

A 19th century mahogany veneered brass bound writing slope. The fitted interior having an unusual glass inkwell, mauve velvet slope and a section for pens. L45cm x D24cm x H14cm

Large Cornish serpentine inkwell, height 14cm, one other smaller inkwell, two covered bowls, other bowls, etc.Qty: 13

A Souvenir Brass Novelty Desktop Inkwell in the Form of the Egyptian Sphinx, 14cm Long

Ornate late 19th / early 20th Century French brass inkwell, the hinged cover enclosing two red glass lined wells, the galleried base with winged lion supports, 28cm wide

Four pairs of small 19th Century Staffordshire figures of seated spaniels, pair of porcelain figures of pug dogs and a large quantity of other miscellaneous small Staffordshire figures of spaniels and poodles including a money box and inkwell

Quimper pottery inkwell, miniature wall plaque and eight other items

Two ships decanters, a clear glass inkwell with cover and a modern clear art glass hors d'oeuvre dish, 39cm diameter

Chamberlain Worcester inkwell painted with feathers (cover damaged), together with five small Staffordshire figures of sheep

Quantity of various cups, saucers and plates, together with a French porcelain inkwellSome crazing to some pieces. No top for inkwell.

A mixed lot of glassware, 19th/20th century including a large bowl with star cut base, 34cm; a group of fourteen ice plates in two sizes, 14-15.5cm; a large heavy scent bottle and stopper; an inkwell with silver cover; a biscuit barrel etc.

A Spanish Talavera blue and white faience octagonal inkwell painted with panels of birds and floral sprays, probably 18th century, 9.5cm [minor glaze losses].

A silver presentation inkwell,by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1947,plain hexagonal form, hinged cover inscribed 'Booker Group', glass liner, the loaded body inscribed 'To Hugh Lesiman to commemorate the opening of Cabca House 7th February 1949. From his colleagues,' width 20.4cm.

By Omar Ramsden, an Arts and Crafts silver inkwell, engraved 'Omar Ramsden Me Fct.', London 1923, circular form, spot-hammered decoration, the hinged cover engraved with initials, with a glass liner, inscribed to the border 'I Was Wrought For Lars Gronvold By Command of Sir Karl Knudsen To Commemorate The 16th of October 1924', with a loaded base, diameter 15.4cm.Provenance: A Private Collection of Omar Ramsden.

A mixed lot of small silver items,comprising: a George IV silver travelling inkwell by Thomas Whitehead, London 1829, inscribed 'Rt. Honble Sir R Wilmot Horton', plus a continental silver box, a blue enamel-mounted cigarette case, two silver-mounted glass bottles, a silver-mounted table striker, a decanter label, a pill box and a one ounce silver ingot, total approx. weighable 11.7oz. (9)Sir Robert Wilmot Horton was a British politician at the beginning of the 19th century and was well-known for his support of allowing poor British and Irish families to emmigrate to different colonies and occupy land there. In 1831 he was made a Knight Grand Cross of the Hanoverian Order by William IV and was made Governor of Ceylon.

A mixed lot of silver items,various dates and makers,comprising: a silver-mounted mazer bowl, an inkwell, a pair of salt cellars, an 18th-century mote spoon, six vesta cases, a heart-shaped box, two oval boxes, six modern boxes, five wine labels, two rattles, six cased tea knives, and other items, approx. weighable 13.5oz. (qty)

By Omar Ramsden and Alwyn Carr, an Arts and Crafts silver inkwell, London 1917, raised circular form with rope-work and sphere borders, the hinged cover embossed with a cross inscribed 'RE PA LE LU' to each corner, the raised stem is decorated with comedy and tragedy masks in front ribbons, with a blue glass liner and a loaded base, diameter 15.4cm,Provenance: A Private Collection of Omar Ramsden.

A mixed lot, comprising silver items: two George IV christening mugs, London 1822 and 1826, a George II mug, London 1733, a Victorian mug, an inkwell, a cigarette case, a decanter label, a note clip, a vase, the straining section from a wine funnel and an old Sheffield plate drip pan, total approx. weight 27oz (10)

A mixed lot of silver items,comprising: a mounted glass inkwell, three salt cellars, a cream jug, a cased knife, fork and spoon, a set of five coffee spoons, a pepper pot, three napkin rings, two scent bottles, two seals, a mother-of-pearl mounted fruit fork, and other items, total approx. weighable 21.9oz. (qty)

A small mixed lot of silver items,comprising: an Edwardian travelling inkwell by Hamilton & Co, Birmingham 1903, a Victorian box with an earlier associated pierced cover, length 8.8cm, a matchbox cover and a vesta case, total approx. weighable 6.9oz. (4)Provenance: A Private Collection.

A group of three Maltese silver desk items comprising a pen tray, inset with three coins, Ferdinand von Hompesch, Emmanuel de Rohan, and Emmanuel Pinto, marked Michael Borg, 23.9cm wide, a silver mounted glass inkwell, inset with an Emmanuel de Rohan, marked 'Michael Borg', with integral pen holders, 8.5cm high, and a Maltese silver blotter, inset with two Emmanuel de Rohan coins, 12.5cm wideweighable 6.3ozt (3)Condition ReportBlotter lacking its lining material. Minor nibbles to the edge of the glass inkwell. General knocks and wear.

A group of silver items comprising a bell form inkwell, by Turner & Simpson, Birmingham 1933, 9.8cm high, a cigarette case, by Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1924, 8.8cm wide, a circular jewellery box, repousse decorated with birds, by W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1953, a cigarette box, with a presentation inscription, by William Adams Ltd, Birmingham 1956, 13.2cm wide, and two Maltese silver matchbox cases, 5.2 and 5.9cm wide,weighable 5.2oztCondition ReportMinor knocks and wear. Overall, good order.

A D.Maria style writing setComprising of galleried stand with inkwell, sand pot, quill holder, quill and candlestickSilver 925/000Oporto hallmark (1985-2020) and commercial mark Ourivesaria ANTÓNIO P. DA SILVA Lda - LISBOA19x20x24 cm1105 g

A writing setSilver 833/000Comprising of inkwell, sand pot, container, bell dome and two quill holdersShells reliefs decoration Lisbon assay-mark (1870-1879) and goldsmith's mark attributable to Victor Ângelo Dinis (1825-1857)(missing bell, dents to sand pot)12x16x11 cm350 g---Literature: ALMEIDA, Fernando Moitinho de; CARLOS, Rita - "Inventário de Marcas de Pratas Portuguesas e Brasileiras - Século XV a 1887". Lisboa: IN-CM, 2018, L-47 and L-613.

HERALDIC LION WITH SHIELD INKWELL - 21.5 CMS (H) APPROX

FRENCH BRASS INKWELL DEPICTING NEPTUNE - 20.5 CMS (H) APPROX

Brass inkwell with liner

Mixed tray lot of hardwares to include brass door knobs, inkwell covers, smoking pipes, tins, handles, model aircraft engine, etc.

Mixed bygones to include coopered taper holders, brass candlesticks, pyramid inkwell, etc.

An Edwardian silver mounted glass inkwell, having a hinged cover over the pierced diaper and floral decorated silver mount, the glass dome with marks for London 1902, maker William Comyns & Sons. Note secured to base describing some of the provenance and it being received in 1912.

A Mixed Collection of Carltonware Wiltshaw & Robinson Ivory Blushware Items to include Rose Garland Vase, Sugar Bowls, Milk Jugs, Inkwell, Lidded Condiment Pot. some a/f (1 Tray)

A collection of antique and later Treen, including; a near complete set of antique treen Chess pieces/set, a pair of treen Candlesticks, a treen Inkwell, a pair of Bookends in the form of horses, an olive wood small Dish, Ruler, Letter Opener, etc(a lot)