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A RARE 19TH CENTURY PORTRAIT MINIATURE PAINTING ON PAPER DEPICTING A RED HAIRED BOY GAZING WISTFULLY OUT OF A CASTLE WINDOW WITH AN INKWELL, BOOK AND LETTER,11cm x 9cmLoosely mounted in a frame and glazed.24cm x 21cm

A 19TH CENTURY HORSES HOOD INKWELL 'SOLLY', 15cm x 8cm

A DRESDEN PORCELAIN INKWELL AND COVERED BOWL, both bearing SP Dresden printed backstamps, comprising inkwell with integral tray, separate liner and cover, decorated with a blue, gilt and puce pattern, surrounding an oval panel painted with a puce bird, the finial in the form of a rose, together with a covered bowl, decorated with modelled, moulded and painted flowers and foliage, height 10.5cm x width 11cm x depth 10.5cm (2) (Condition Report: generally good condition, some tiny chips to modelled flowers of bowl cover and inkwell finial, part of a leaf missing)

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER INKSTAND OF RECTANGULAR FORM, foliate scroll and shell cast corners, reeded border, on four legs, bears inscribed name 'Marquis'? between the two removable glass inkwells, the hinged lids engraved with an animal paw and 'His Mark', maker Alfred James How, London 1897, approximate gross weight of weighable silver 14.23ozt, 442.7 grams, width 22.5cm x depth 15.5cm (Condition Report: sits level on a flat surface, one inkwell lid comes off around collar, a few nibbles to glass)

Exquisitely designed ink stand with relief foliate designs. Brown, ochre and blue glazes.Doulton impressed backstamp. Age related wear. #inkwell Issued: 20th c.Dimensions: 6"HManufacturer: Doulton LambethCountry of Origin: England

An early 20th Century mahogany inkwell stand of rectangular form with two cut glass inkwells, measuring 15cm x 22cm

A rare featuring glossy black base a pink and gray stone inkwell, and a figure of a dog with brown spots and holding a red, brown, and green bird. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 11"L x 8.25"W x 6"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A selection of silver items. To inlcude a George V foliate scroll engraved cigarette case, Birmingham 1922, width 11cm, a Victorian fiddle pattern teaspoon, a capstan inkwell, a hand mirror and a napkin ring, weight of solid silver 5.5 oz (5) The estimated in-house shipping to a UK mainland address is available from £20

A silver caster, a silver and cut glass inkstand and a capstan inkwell. The caster by Levesley Brothers, Sheffield 1902, height 13cm; the inkstand by Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1900, the cut glass ink bottle with hinged lid; width of base 13cm, the capstan ink well hallmarked Birmingham 1919, weight of solid silver 4.28 oz. The estimated in-house shipping to a UK mainland address is available from £30

antique inkwell in wood with brass mountings and in ceramic from Delft with a blue-white decor || Antieke inktpot in hout met koperbeslag en met Delftse faience met blauwwit decor - hoogte : 16,5 cm

Art Nouveau inkwell, similar letter rack, pair of candlesticks and pair of binoculars.

Verrerie de Clichy - Crystal inkwell with millefiori lining, 1863. - Weight: 2.04 kg - Shipping available - Region: France - Sizes: H 170MM X D 120MM - At first glance: good condition

A collection of black forest carved items; leaf bowl with bird, napkin rings, Nut inkwell pot & other items [20cm leaf dish length]

A collection of three black forest carved inkwell blotters, one having hidden stamp holders.

Antique black forest ink blotter with seated bear figure along with a black forest hand carved desk Inkwell stand [15x11.5cm blotter]

Antique black forest inkwell stand together with an ashtray, both having carved bear figures.

A set of six Tudor Crystal stem glasses together with a Victorian/Edwardian gilt brass desk set including inkwell and stand decorated with Mannerist style motifs (incomplete), a glass bottle, and a a small with replacement lid

A mixed group comprising, a large John Tams Ware pitcher with a band of perched robins to top and orange base (marked verso) (h-31.5cm), a glass inkwell with a bronze hinged lid, a Parker silver pen set comprising a fountain pen and two ballpoint pens in original case box (scribbles to box), a Stuart crystal ribbed base with floral etching to top glass (marked verso) and three various records. (7)

A late 20th Century Limoges ceramic inkwell together with two similar gilt-metal mounted baskets, one housing a glass scent bottle, and a lidded jar, inkwell 12.5 cm

19th Century and Later English and French Procelain to Include, a pair of Coalbrookdale-style floral encrusted scent bottles, a miniature Campana urn, painted with a panel of flowers on a blue and gilt ground, a French gilt metal and porcelain inkstand, a Dresden porcelain bust of a young girl, etcMultiple Small Chips to the scent bottles.Inkwell - with cracks repairs and small losses to the coverUrn - Crazed to the interiorBust - with losses to the floral head dressBoxes - in good order

A cast bronze inkwell modelled as a bear, 20th century, 22cm long

A bronze inkwell with hinged cover formed as a bear, two brass bears, a "bronze age" bear and a bronze effect bear on an angled base  (5)

A 19th century style bronze inkwell modelled as a bear by a tree stump, the head forming the hinged cover, 17cm high

Mappin & Webb Sterling Silver Engraved Inkwell Stand with turned out feet (Missing Glass Inkwells) and Weighted Sterling Silver Button Hook.  The Inkwell stand is engraved "W Bro. & Mrs. W. Barker. From the Members of The Camden Lodge of Instruction With Fraternal Good Wishes. Jan. 1946".  The Inkwell Stand is hallmarked "M&W" for Mappin & Webb, the Crown Assay mark for Sheffield , the Lion Passant for Sterling Silver and the date letter "Q" for 1908.  It measures approx. 22.5cm in length and approx. 14cm in width.  Total Gross Weight of the Sterling Silver Inkwell Stand is approx. 380 grams.  The Weighted Sterling Silver Handled Button Hook is hallmarked with the makers marks "L&S" for Levi & Salaman, the Lion Passant mark for Sterling Silver, the Anchor Assay mark for Birmingham and the date letter "Z" for 1899.  The Weighted Sterling Silver Handled Button Hook measures approx. 23.5cm in length. 

Swarovski Crystal; ten Swarovski crystal ornaments, Crystal Memories, comprising, Penny Farthing, No. 180578 , Tea set, No. 174009 , Telephone No. 180408 , Cruet set, No. 180512 , Handbag No. 171190 , Lamp No. 180187 , Piece of cake No. 174106 , Atomiser No. 173388 , Beer Mug No. 173369 , Inkwell No. 189195 (10)

A TURQUOISE AND GARNET-ENCRUSTED WHITE METAL PEN CASE INKWELL (DAWAT) Qajar Iran made for the Ottoman Turkish market, second half 19th centuryOf typical elongated oval shape, with a hinged drop-like lid on one side, the rest of the exterior fully encrusted with several rows of cabochon-cut turquoise beads and unevenly faceted garnets, 6cm x 2.5cm. 6cm x 2.5cm Qty: 1

AN ENGRAVED CAST BRASS DIVIT PEN CASE WITH CHRISTIAN SYMBOLS Armenia or Ottoman Eastern Provinces, second half 19th centuryOf typical shape, comprising a narrow rectangular pen case compartment with rounded and curved terminals, attached to a faceted, bulbous inkwell on the front, the exterior engraved with a number of traditional Ottoman decorative motifs including knotwork bands, heart-shaped palmettes, and arabesque gridwork, on the neck of the pen case next to the inkwell an inscription in Armenian characters reading Ohanessian, possibly the name of the patron and owner, the curved terminals decorated with winged cherubs, and on the outer side of the pen case's body a drop-shaped cartouche in-filled with the Christian symbol of the pure Lamb of God, an allegory of Christ's sacrifice on the cross, suggesting the divit belonged to and was specifically commissioned by an Armenian Christian, stamped on the base of the inkwell with an Armenian mark, 4.5cm x 25.4cm. 4.5cm x 25.4cm Qty: 1

A LACQUERED, VELVET-LINED AND BRASS-MOUNTED CARVED ROSEWOOD PEN CASE MADE FOR THE EXPORT MARKET Possibly Sri Lanka or Dutch Batavian colonies, Indonesia, South East Asia, second half 19th centuryOf elongated oval shape, with rounded ends and a convex hinged lid, resting on four carved wooden feet, the exterior of the case lined in darkened burgundy velvet set behind the floral brass mount with stylised vegetal scrolls and arabesque-like pattern, the hinged lid lacquered and featuring similar brass mounts with vegetal meanderings and scrolls, the interior divided into two levels, the upper level with a bipartite rectangular tray, to the sides inkwell and dust trays, 8cm x 28cm x 9.7cm. 8cm x 28cm x 9.7cm Qty: 1

FIVE MOROCCAN POTTERY INKWELLS Morocco, North Africa, ca. 1900sComprising a monochrome cobalt blue-glazed inkwell, of rectangular shape with the shortest sides rounded, resting on a plain flat base, the interior carved with ten circular cavities possibly once filled with inks of different colours, the side panels decorated with a wider band featuring repeating eight-pointed star medallions and a narrower band at the top with strapwork, the rim crenelated, 6.5cm x 12.4xm x 8cm; and two pairs of polychrome-painted inkwells, designed in the shape of domed mosques and local architecture, the square mosque-like pair 9.8cm x 7.3cm, and the latter 7.2cm x 10cm. the largest 6.5cm x 12.4xm x 8cm Qty: 7

Pair of late Victorian fluted silver pedestal salts with gilt interiors by Maxfield & Sons , London 1897, pair of sweet meat baskets, by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1924, sugar bowl London 1898, wine coaster, pair of embossed silver dwarf candlesticks, inkwell, vesta case, sterling silver pedestal bowl and four silver topped dressing table jars, various dates and makers, weighable silver 19oz 596gm together with a small quantity of plated items (quantity)

A George V silver bowl with pierced rim, raised on four foliate decorated scroll feet (by Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1933), 12.5 cm diameter, together with an oval napkin ring, pierced shell bowl sifter spoon and a small capstan inkwell, 8.7 cm diameter, 6.22 oz weighable silver

A pair of 19th Century plated on copper table candlesticks in the Rococo manner, with all-over scrolling foliate and floral decoration, the main columns of fluted form with acanthus decoration, 31 cm high, together with two silver navette form open salts, a rounded rectangular open salt, embossed silver baby spoon depicting Hey Diddle Diddle, "Sherry" bottle tag, "Port" bottle tag, two silver propelling pencils, 4.28 oz weighable silver and a collection of various plated wares to include a semi-reeded teapot, oval dish, desk stand with one inkwell, pair of glove stretchers, cream jug, plated baby spoon, two cut glass pineapple cut basket shaped salts, blown glass bird figure, plated bowl with crimped edge, nail file, buffer and small cut glass bottle and a capodimonte figure of a "Tramp feeding doves on a park bench"

'Wisteria' a Moorcroft Pottery vase designed by William Moorcroft, shouldered form, tubeline decorated in colours on a blue ground, a Moorcroft Pottery 'Wisteria' dish with electroplated handle an inkwell and three Moorcroft Pottery 'Anemone' pattern vases, impressed factory marks, painted blue signature, inkwell restored, 18cm. high (6)

A copper inkwell in the manner of John Paul Cooper, tapering, octagonal hammered form with hinged cover, with ropetwist borders, unmarked, 13.8cm. diam.

A 19th century Horse Hoof inkwell with silver-plated mounts, 15cm high, 16cm long.

A 19th century Ram's horn inkwell with silver-plated mounts 16cm high, 30cm long.

English Porcelain - a 19th century Bloor Derby jug, relief moulded with floral sprays, printed marks in red, c,1830, 15cm high; pair of scent bottles, one with cover; miniature tea pot,; Stevenson Hancock inkwell, Davenport imari urn and cover etc (7)

An Art Nouveau bronze inkwell, cast as a female nude, reclining beside a fountain head, depicting Bacchus, signed in the maquette Fauvin, 16.5cm wide, c.1910

A Victorian electrotype triform inkwell, modelled with Bacchic masks and fruiting vine, 19.5cm wide, published by Elkington & Co for the Art Manufacturers' Association, c.1857

Three pieces of cloisonne, an inkwell with onyx base, letter rack and a pen/quill holder.

A Victorian novelty brass inkwell, in the form of a hound drinking from a bowl. Width 27.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The inkwell is generally in very good order. It has been worn or polished smooth to both of the dog's arms. The hinge is strong. There is no glass liner.

Pictures to include Victorian School oil on canvas, a 19th century sampler, a copper saucepan and a brass inkwell Location:RAMIf there is no condition report shown, please request

A rosewood Tunbridge ware writing box, of rectangular form, the concave sides below a cushion lid with inset mosaic panel of flowers and leaves within a broad border of floral mosaic (a few small areas filled), the lid interior with original tooled velvet writing surface, the lower section in original printed paper with tray, the latter with match striker mosaic lid, floral mosaic lid and glass inkwell with geometric mosaic lid, 25 x 18.5 x 6.5cms.        From the collection of the late Dr. Brian Austen

A very rare whitewood paint decorated and labelled Tunbridge ware travelling inkwell, sander and box in the form of a cottage with retailer's label, the circular box base with black on white oval printed label 'Palmer and Sons, Pen Cutters, East Grinstead', below a circular cottage with door, bird cage, trellis pattern window and foliage unscrewing at the base to reveal a sander, the 'thatched' circular roof with open chimney allowing access to the glass inkwell below, 6.2cms dia. at base, 11.5cms high.       ) Two photographs of trade cards for Palmer and Sons are in the Banks collection of Trade Cards (pamphlets) held by the British Museum, D.2.443 and D.2.454, where Palmer and Sons are recorded as 1800 - (fl.c). These are extensive advertisement for the business as well as poems relating to their wares, with extensive claim of British and Foreign Monarchs patronage, i.e. 'Pens The same as made for His Majesty's Private Use', Thomas Palmer, Post Master, Printer and Stationer, at East Grinstead, Sussex'.        From the collection of Ann Wick

Mauchline ware, nine pieces, comprising a rectangular box (Freshwater Bay, Isle of Wight), 13.5cms, another (Crieff), 13.4cms, a barrel form money box (Market Cross, Swaffham / photographic), 8cms, a rectangular box with sliding lid (Hornsea Mere / photographic), 10cms, a circular inkwell stand (Peterborough Castle), 10.4cms dia., a napkin ring (Corbiere Lighthouse, Jersey), a cylinder box (Brig O Balgownie Old Aberdeen), 9cms, a cylinder go to bed (black ground / South Gates, King's Lynn / colour flowers), 8cms, and a cedar wood box with sliding lid (Bowder Stone / Lake District), 8.5cms.     (9)       From the collection of Joan Wallis

A papier mache table cabinet, circa 1860, raised on a bracket plinth, the sides with pearl embellished floral painted panels within broken mother of pearl borders, the front enclosed by a pair of doors each with a mother of pearl figure of a child within fruiting vine oval panels incorporating mother of pearl, the shaped border overhanging lid with a raised razor blade panel painted with a ruined church in wooded landscape. The box form top lined in ruched silk, the doors opening to reveal a centre arched niche flanked by three small drawers with a long drawer above and below, the lower drawer fitted with a writing slope complete with brass top inkwell, the drawers with mother of pearl flowerhead knobs, replaced to the top drawer, overall rubbing to gilt embellishments, 33.5 x 25 x 34cms.        From the collection of Ann Wick

Tunbridge ware, five pieces, comprising a rosewood sovereign ball, damage to two circular panels, 4.5cms, a rosewood cylinder inkwell with glass liner, splits to body below stick ware top, 3.7cms, another similar lacking glass well, split to body, 6cms, a rib turned rosewood three part penner with stick ware ends, 11cms, and a rosewood tangram puzzle box labelled for 'Barton Late Nye …..', stick ware lid, complete with puzzle, 5.2cms sq.      (5)       From the collection of the late Dr. Brian Austen

A rosewood Tunbridge ware writing box, of rectangular form with concave sides, the cushion lid with an inset mosaic view of Abbotsford within a broad band of floral and leaf mosaic. The interior with original blue velvet tooled writing inset, the box base in original fancy paper interior with floral mosaic lid and brass capped inkwell, 25 x 18.7 x 6.2cms.        From the collection of the late Dr. Brian Austen

A rare cedar wood label decorated Tunbridge ware cylinder penner in five sections, the upper with screw lid for pens and pencils over another containing a glass inkwell, another for wafers, and the last containing a sander, with a circular black on pink printed label 'A Present From Brighton', 22.7cms.        From the collection of Ann Wick

Victorian leather-bound brass travelling inkwell. UK P&P Group 1 (£16+VAT for the first lot and £2+VAT for subsequent lots)

Of typical rectangular form, with two hinged lidded compartments, one with three compartments, including a pounce pot, largest 18cm wide, 12cm deep; together with a square inkwell with two drawers and a cylindrical example, (4).

Waterman fountain pen, tortoiseshell travelling inkwell with inlaid silver floral design 72mmx 28mm, a banded onyx seal 64mm x 15mm, silver pencil holder with bloodstone plaque and other pens and pencils.

A MIXED LOT TO INCLUDE A LARGE HEAVY SLATE DESK TIDY WITH ONE INKWELL, A HEAVY BRASS VESSEL WITH ENGRAVING, SILVER PLATE TO INCLUDE AN ART DECO STYLE TRINKET BOX, A FRAMED POT LID, WOODEN CIGARETTE CASE, ETC

Victorian leather bound travelling inkwell. UK P&P Group 1 (£16+VAT for the first lot and £2+VAT for subsequent lots)

A collection of 19th and early 20th century Chinese and Japanese ceramics. The collection to include a set of four Meiji period saucers, alongside a Chinese blue and white planter, inkwell, and teacup with gilt detailing, and a 20th century Chinese perfume bottle.

EDWARDIAN INKWELL SET

VICTORIAN INKWELL SET

ANTIQUE SILVER & GLASS INKWELL

HALLMARKED SILVER INKWELL WITH GLASS LINER

VICTORIAN INKWELL SET