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Pair of George VI silver candlesticks, Birmingham 1947, with knopped columns and raised on stepped circular foot, together with, silver octagonal inkwell, Birmingham 1936, the hinged lid with engraved inscription, pair of silver mounted brushes and one other silver mounted brush, (6)

Edward VII silver mounted desk stand, London 1903, maker Grey & Co., the faux tortoiseshell heart shaped base mounted with silver, original inkwell and pen stand, 6.5cm high

George V silver bullet inkwell, Birmingham 1922, makers mark indistinct, the bullet shaped hinged lid opening to reveal glass inkwell (AF), 8cm high

(lot of 2) Victorian inlaid writing desk, executed in walnut circa 1880, the hinged gallery opening to a fitted interior surmounting the slant front retaining the original leather writing surface, above the turned supports conjoining the shaped tiers and rising on ring turned legs, 38"h x 21"w x 17"d (together with an Art Nouveau brass inkwell and pentray in office)Starting Price: $250

A circa 1900 continental porcelain group, modelled as figures tending to a memorial 9a/f), h.17cm; a Meissen Dresden porcelain trinket box and cover with floral encrusted decoration, underglaze blue crossed sword mark verso; and a Continental porcelain inkwell (3)

An Edwardian silver inkwell, of square section, having centre cut glass bottle and raised on lion paw ball feet, with presentation inscription, maker J C V, London 1901, w.17cm

A decorative 20th century silver plate and glass inkwell in the form of a snail, The fret pierced supports with central glass snail over a chase detailed base

A 19th century burr walnut desk tidy / writing slope. The exterior decorative brackets having a writing slope body with casket inset atop with inkwell holes either side.

An early 20th Century brass and pierced copper decorated desk set with pen tray, inkwell, and pair of squat candlesticks

A Bisque porcelain figure group, possibly a penholder, together with a Continental porcelain inkwell stand with figure group above. Widths respectively 7.5 ins and 7.25 ins.

A Victorian walnut brass bound writing slope, with green tooled leather writing surface and complete with inkwell and pen slide. Width 13.5 ins (see illustration).

An Arts and crafts metal inkwell in the manner of C.R.Mackintosh width 25cm, English pewter three footed bowl with organic central motif and planished band 22cm diameter, copper tray with brass handles, the centre with hammered coat of arms length 38cm, together with a silver plated cocktail shaker.

A large quantity of brassware to include inkwell with surmounted eagle, various candlesticks, horse brasses and a large cast iron relief moulded plaque.

A silver and tortoiseshell inkwell, the square casket shaped design with tortoiseshell panels 10cms square, hallmarked London 1903.

A WEDGWOOD BRASS MOUNTED EARTHENWARE INKWELL AND STANDthe globular inkwell moulded with cherubs` heads alternating with shields, in olive majolica glaze, 15cm h, stand stamped REGISTERED, c1880In good condition

A George III circular inkwell by John Wakelin & William Taylor (maker’s mark only, struck four times), circa 1790, with a plain hinged cover to the central tapered well, a moulded ring handle to the plain gallery with moulded rims, engraved with a crest beneath a coronet, 10cm (4in) diameter, 211g (6.8 oz). This maker’s mark was used from 1787 until Wakelin went into partnership with Robert Garrard I on 20th October 1792. The crest and coronet of George William, 6th Earl of Coventry (1750-1809), Recorder of Coventry, Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of co. Worcester. See Butler, Robin ‘The Albert Collection: Five Hundred Years of British and European Silver’, p. 293 for a similar example by Robert Garrard I, London 1809 with three quill holders and recorded in the Garrard & Co. ledgers. It was made for HRH the Duke of Cumberland and Teviotdale, later Ernst Augustus I, King of Hanover, and notes ‘A round gilt inkstand from a Wedg’d with sponge 13 oz 4d £11/12’. The form borrowed from a ceramic example by Josiah Wedgwood.

Two Spode earthenware footed comports, one pattern 2675 with hand painted green & gilt design together with a Spode large circular inkwell

A Spode basket pot pourri in powder blue together with an inkwell, vase decorated in green & black of trumpet form, a cobalt blue footed dish and two ceramic sectional dishes

Three pieces of Spode basalt to include a cup candlestick & inkwell together with a Copeland & Garrett sander

A Spode inkwell in the form of two pink shells with gilded rock base and handle in the form of seaweed

A pair of Copeland and Garrett beige ground vase together with a relief moulded egg cup, teapot stand, inkwell and a porcelain slipper.

Oak desk stand with two inkwell, collection of ebony dressing table items, Ellams duplicator and bird handled cutlery.

A silver mounted square glass inkwell.

Squat silver capstan inkwell, egg cup and candlesticks, approx 39 g.

Silver-mounted glass inkwell / desk tidy (Chester possibly 1904, makers mark rubbed)

A silver plate serving dish inscribed 'HM Tonge, in appreciation of services rendered to the troops 1941' together with a silver inkwell inscribed 'To Mrs Tonge from members of King George V lodge in appreciation of services rendered', Ldn 1908, silver weight 100g approx without liner

A William IV hallmarked silver partners inkwell, the central gourd shaped stand holding a small chamber stick complete with snuffer, flanked by two silver topped cut glass inkwells, the base having shaped scrolling border and twin pen wells, all raised on four ornate cast scroll feet, London 1836 maker William Eaton weight 1300g approx

A pair of green ground porcelain cylindrical jars and covers, early 20th Century, enamelled with floral arrangements within gilt scroll framing, probably Continental, an English porcelain pink ground inkwell and cover with floral painted panel, and a group of other pottery and porcelain, including blue printed wares, some meat dishes and a Mocha Ware jug (faults, repairs and restoration).

A small group of collectors` items, including a pair of ivory clothes brushes, a Victorian leather covered inkwell in the form of a heart and a reproduction novelty money box.

An Art Deco silver mounted onyx inkwell with malachite banding, the silver mounted circular hinge lid above a square base, London 1926 by George Betjemann & Sons Ltd and detailed `Asprey London`, height approx 8cm (chips to edges).

An Art Deco pottery inkstand, of abstract shape with running orange and turquoise glazes against a mottled brown ground, unmarked, together with a Cauldon blue printed inkwell and cover.

Sampson Mordan & Co., a rare set of gilt metal postal scales, with matching inkwell, mid 19th century, stamped to the beam for retailer 'Howell James & Co, Regents Street, London', inset with florally arranged relief hard stones against a white marble ground and with engraved scrolling decoration to the metalwork (five associated weights only), 15.5 and 13.5cm respectively Sampson Mordan & Co. (working 1815-1941) trained under Bramah, engineers, machinists, & makers of high quality deskiana, City Road, Finsbury & latterly in Paris. Makers of pencils, pens, locks and ink stands etc, in brass & silver. They made huge numbers of postal scales of various types, all beautifully made and immensely varied, for British and foreign post. Howell, James & C., (working 1832-1883) retailers of highest quality fancy goods & silks at 5, 7 & 9 Regent St. Made items for Queen Victoria. Became a Limited company in 1884.

T. Wharton & Sons, a lacquered compendium desk set, c.1850 with embossed brass 'candlestick' letter scale by T. Wharton & Sons, Birmingham, with patent safety box/ nib wipe, a combined taper stick/ match striker and moulded glass inkwell with combined lid/pen rest, upon an ornamental lacquered base with single drawer, capacity 4oz, 27.5cm wide, 23cm high Thomas Wharton & Sons, letter scale makers and fancy stationers' hardware, bronze & silver decorative objects, japanners (working 1847-1876).

A lacquered desk compendium, c.1850, with Wharton type 'candlestick' letter scale, with taper stick, nib wipe and inkwell upon a plain lacquered base with single drawer, capacity 4oz, 26.5cm wide, 22.5cm high

An inlaid rosewood compartmentalised stationery box by Barry & Sons, Cardiff with a Moulton`s patent "Maze" inkwell

A Limoges inkwell in the form of a Chinaman

A plated metal inkwell in the form of a seated lion holding a shield and a similar model of an eagle

A collection of silver items, to include: a silver capstan inkwell by Martin, Hall & Co., Birmingham 1910, 12.5cm diameter, loaded, with a glass liner; a silver baluster pepperette, maker`s mark `CSF`, London 1937, with a baluster finial to the pierced cover and on a circular moulded spreading foot, 11.5cm high; a silver rectangular cigarette case by M. H. Meyer Ltd., Birmingham 1913, engraved with foliate sprays and a monogram, 7.8cm high; a silver drum mustard by Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1913, with a shell finial, a scroll handle and a reeded foot, 6.2cm high, with a blue glass liner; a silver circular spirit flask by W. I. Broadway & Co., Birmingham 1998, 10.5cm diameter; and other silver items, 13.55 oz gross weighable

A small silver tyg cup, Chester 1923, the small beaker with three handles, 3.7cm tall, 30g gross; with a cased plated desk set, comprising inkwell, dip pen and paperknife; a cake slice, having a loaded silver Queens pattern handle; three pickle forks; a French electroplated Hanoverian pattern soup ladle; a cased cream ladle, the loaded handle stamped `800`; and a large quantity of mainly French cased plated flatware

Dedham plate The Art Crafts Shop Dedham plate, turtle design, restoration; with a Buffalo/The Art Crafts Shop ink blotter; with Roycroft letter rack and letter opener; with Arts & Crafts inkwell and blotter; largest: 10"dia Provenance: The Collection of Stephen Gray Please contact the John Toomey Gallery to request a condition report on this lot: info@johntoomeygallery.com or (708) 383-5234. The absence of a condition report does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition. Starting Price: $200

Gustav Stickley desk set hammered copper letter rack inkwell frame tray rocker blotter stamp box clip letter knife Gustav Stickley desk set, lot consists of a letter rack, inkwell, frame, tray, rocker blotter, stamp box, clip, and letter knife, all in hammered copper, all but letter knife are signed with impressed mark, original patina to all, largest is: 8"w x 5.5"h minor chips to rim of glass insert of inkwell; minor wear and surface scratches to all, consistent with age and handling; impressed logo to all but letter knife; overall very good condition Starting Price: $500

Roycroft inkwell silver patina hammered copper Roycroft inkwell, unusual shape, silver patina, 3.5"w x 3.5"h; with a Roycroft inkwell, flared shape, 3.5"w x 2.5"h, both in hammered copper, both with original patina, both marked (1) considerable wear to patina; glass insert; impressed orb logo on base; overall good condition/(2)minor wear; glass insert; impressed orb logo on base; overall very good condition Starting Price: $100

Roycroft inkwells hammered copper Roycroft inkwells, two, both in hammered copper, both with original patina, both marked, one with glass insert, largest is: 3"w x 2.25"h minor wear to both; impressed orb logo on base of each; one glass insert in smaller inkwell; overall very good condition Starting Price: $100

Tiffany Studios inkwell, Tiffany Studios inkwell, bronze in the pine needle pattern, over green glass, original patina, brush insert, signed Tiffany Studios, New York, #846, 4"w x 2.5"h glass insert has a couple of hairline cracks to rim; impressed marks on base; overall very good condition Starting Price: $200

A Continental Silver Coloured Metal Inkwell with cut glass ink bottle with cover, scalloped pierced frame with raised cupid motif having all over scroll and leaf decoration on splayed feet, 10.5cm wide

A George V Square Glass Inkwell having silver top and hinged lid, London 1910, maker Horace Woodward & Co Ltd

A George V Cut Glass Inkwell in form of a horse`s hoof having silver hinged lid, Chester 1914, maker`s mark G.N R.P

A 19th Century Mahogany Writing Box having brass banding, hinged lid enclosing velvet writing slope, inkwell and fitted interior, drawer to side with inset brass handles, 51cm wide

A 19th Century Coromandel Stationary/Inkwell having all over gilt metal mounts, arched hinged lid to back (interior a/f), pen tray and inkwells to front (no inkwell), 1 long drawer, 32cm wide, 29cm deep, 22cm high

A Barbola Round Freestanding Bevelled Dressing Table Mirror having multicoloured floral and leaf decoration; a biscuit tin having embossed willow pattern decoration and a square glass heavy inkwell (no hinged top) (3)

An wooden inkwell

A good bronze inkwell with greyhound to the top, signed "Mene"

After Rubens St. Jerome beneath a shaft of light and with crucifix, skull, bible and inkwell 18th century, oval, 19.5 x 15cm

A Wemyss Ware heart shaped inkwell painted with black cockerels beneath a pink band and two wells (one cover restored), impressed mark, 16cm wide

A Victorian oak and brass table top gong stand with letter holder modelled as a tennis racket, inkwell as ball with striker, 25cm wide

A Chinese pewter inkwell modelled as The World, 15cm high, Swatow pewter tea caddy 9.5cm high, a hardstone and white metal opium pipe, 11cm high (3)

A GEORGE V SILVER OVAL INK STAND WITH GLASS INKWELL, Birmingham 1915, makers mark for D&A the stand with gadrooned rim, raised on four ball and claw feet. The inkstand 22.5cm wide

A GEORGE V SMALL SILVER CAPSTAN INKWELL, with glass liner, Birmingham 1922. 4.5cm

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MOUNTED HORSE’S HOOF NOVELTY INKWELL, the silver mounts London 1909, bearing the plaque engraved ‘Bobby, Aug 13th 1909’, the well rim engraved “Mounted by Arnold & Sons, West Smithfield”. 13cm high

A VICTORIAN OAK TRAVELLING STATIONERY CABINET, of plain rectangular form, the cover fitted with a carrying handle and opening to reveal a fully fitted interior with fold down leather inset writing slope and pop out inkwell with twin glass ink jars, the lid housing a green leather insert with tooled registration number “193615”. 26cm by 36cm by 21cm