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Lot 290
A rare 18th century Dutch silver inkstand, by Lambrecht Van Der Woord, Vlissingen, 1785, shaped oblong form, with a central inkwell with a later hinged cover and a sander, (lacking finial), and a pot and cover, with a snuffer's stand (lacking scissor trimmers), and a taper stick, with a scroll support for an armorial beneath a Marquess' coronet, the base with a pierced apron, on four scroll feet, length 23.3cm, approx. weight 34oz. The pair to this inkstand was sold at Christie's, Centuries of Style, King Street, 10th June 2010, lot 15. Provenance: Lieutenant-General John Campbell, 1st Marquess of Breadalbane, FRS (1762-1834), and thence by family descent to the present owner.
Lot 329
By Omar Ramsden, an Arts and Crafts silver inkwell, London 1930, the underside inscribed 'OMAR RAMSDEN ME FECIT', rectangular form, spot hammered decoration, with a pen well and two inkwells with pierced sides and raised covers with cushion finials, with clear glass liners, on four panelled bun feet, engraved with Prince of Wales Feathers and a star, and initialled, length 26cm, approx. weight 47oz.
Lot 378
West Indian Interest, a rare and interesting 18th century mounted glass inkwell and cover, unmarked, circa 1770, of cylindrical form with pierced and decorated sides and an octagonal base, inscribed "The Gift of Samuel Kirshaw DD to Thomas Cockburn Esq, in Acknowledgement of his Good Care of his Affairs in Jamaica 1770", height 8.3cm.
Lot 361
A Collection of Various Framed Pictures: Needleworks, paintings and prints to include: A small reproduction needlework after a Charles II casket panel 8¾ ins x 8 ins (22 cm x 20 cms). A needlework of 'An Ancient Mounting Block, Padley Hall C.1550', by M Heap. 1998, 7½ ins x 9¼ ins (19 cm x 23.5 cms). A 19th Century Oil on Copper of hunting scene 5¼ ins x 6¼ ins (13 cm x 16 cms). A Victorian silhouette painting of two ladies with books depicted in profile standing either side of a tripod table with vase of flowers and inkwell. A print of silk advertising Theatre Royal Leicester's program of events Tuesday September 26th 1846, 17¾ ins x 9½ ins (45 cm x 24 cms). Two hand-tinted engravings on glass; 'A View of the House and part of the Garden of his Grace the Duke of Argyll at Whitton' and 'Going Out in the Morning', 7 ins x 11 ins (17.5 cm x 28 cms). An 18th century hand tinted print of 'The Parson returning from Tithing, or Little Piggy squeaking after its Mother' published by R Edwards, 9 ins x 7¼ ins (23 cm x 18.5 cms). Two small prints: portraits of James I and King Edward VI (c.1550) Another reproduction portrait print of Sir Philip Sidney 1544-86, 8 ims x 6 ins (20 cms x 25.5 cms) in a black ripple moulded frame. A reproduction print; miniature of Richard Hilliard by his son Nicholas Hilliard (1547-1619). And a print of a sampler by Jane Austen 1797, 11 ins x 9¾ ins (28 cm x 23.5 cms).*
Lot 221
An over-sized cut glass dressing table jar with 0.800 white metal mounts (by A Bernstein), a Victorian silver and facet cut glass mounted double ended scent / salts bottle bearing retailer's stamp "Jenna & Newstub 33 St. James's Street" and kite mark (by Thomas Johnson I, London, 1863), a silver mounted facet cut glass desk stand with inkwell (by Horace Woodward & Co. Limited, London, 1908), a cut glass silver and shagreen mounted dressing table scent bottle (by C B & S within an oval punch, London, 1928) and a silver mounted glass match striker (5)
Lot 157
A Black Forest style carved wood inkwell, decorated an owl and owlets, 14 cm high, and a similar desktop barometer (2) Condition report Report by GH The owl and owlets have possibly been varnished. One of the owlets is missing an eye. The tail of the owl and some of the foliage have received damage, and the base is slightly split down the grains of the wood in three or four places. The barometer is generally in good condition, but the bear on the top is slightly loose, and there are a few small chips and dents, particularly to the foliage.
Lot 167
An early 20th century Black Forest style carved wood inkstand, in the form of a fox carrying a dead bird, 16 cm high, and a similar wall mounted ram's head match holder, with strike (2) Condition report Report by GH The ram's head match holder has had its left hand side of decorative fret work carving broken off and re-glued, which is visible. It may also have been varnished at a date later than manufacture. The inkstand has some chips and cracking, particularly to the back of the base, and what presumably was either a metal or glass inkwell, has been replaced by a rubber item.
Lot 65
A metal inkwell, in the form of a dog, with hinging jaw and glass eyes, 13 cm high, and two table match strikers, one applied a budgie and the other applied a pheasant (3) Condition report Report by GH The dog inkwell is generally in reasonably good condition with dents all around the edge of the brass base, and general wear, scratches and ingrained dirt and old polish. Hinge has probably had a new pin. No major damage or repairs. Both table match strikers are generally in good condition, with some small chips and losses to paint. These do not appear to be cast in bronze but a lighter metal, possibly aluminium or spelter. The dog inkwell generally carried more weight and appears to be a higher quality and older piece.
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