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Lot 493
# A Berlin style porcelain octagonal cabinet plate, late 19th century, painted with an exotic bird in landscape, sceptre mark, 21cm, a Sèvres style inkwell, painted with roses, 9cm wide, a 19th century porcelain scent bottle and stopper, painted with flowers on a green ground, 10cm high, and a similar scent bottle and stopper, painted with flowers and scrolls, 9.5cm high (4)
Lot 194
A capstan shaped inkwell, with reeded and tied borders, maker`s mark of Deakin Bros Ltd, Birmingham 1906; a twin-handled trophy bowl, maker`s mark of Adie Bros Ltd, Birmingham 1954; three other trophy cups, and two glass dressing table jars with silver covers, total approx. weight (weighable silver) 13 troy oz; and a small Continental beaker (8)
Lot 542
* Miniature boat inkwell. A Mauchline Ware boat inkwell, printed ‘Westover Walks, Bournemouth’, with central glass ink bottle with chromed cover, two compartments for nibs, single oar printed ‘Bournemouth from the Pier’, and a rule stamped ‘Saml Albt Smith Maker Birmm Warranted’, 23cm long. (1)
Lot 543
* Inkwells, etc. A Mauchline Ware boat-shaped pen nib holder, printed ‘Scarborough’ with cover, 12.5cm long, together with a Mauchline inkwell in the form of a coal bin printed ‘Walk leading to the sea, Hythe’, another inkwell in the form of a dog kennel, printed ‘Matelote’, and ‘Wimereux Lepont et l’eglise’, plus an inkwell in the form of a horse shoe and jockey’s cap, printed ‘High Street Mauchline’ with forming verse. (4)
Lot 546
* Miniature boat inkwell. A Mauchline Ware boat inkwell, with single glass ink bottle, 2 nib compartments, printed ‘Hesketh Present Torquay’, and ‘Torquay from Beacon Hill’, with two dip pen oars printed ‘Torquay from Abbey Crescent’ and ‘Torquay from Beacon Hill’, 23cm long. Provenance: Ex Baker Collection.. (1)
Lot 684
* A 19th century brass desk stand, of rectangular form with twin handles, central candlestick and compartment, between two purple squat glass ink bottles, each with circular brass cover, on four ball feet, 30cm wide, another brass desk stand, probably French, plus a single brass inkwell, on four paw feet. (3)
Lot 687
* An early 20th century brass inkwell modelled as an recumbent hound, on oak kidney shape base, 16cm wide, together with a brass inkwell modelled as three greyhound holding a spherical ball, the hinged lid enclosing aperture on a tapering base, 13cm high and a brass inkwell modelled as a rearing goat by a bucket, and a copper and brass pounce pot modelled as an owl on a perch, 13cm high, plus a brass inkwell in the form of a bell shaped weight, engraved with the number 3. (5)
Lot 90
A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a silver-mounted inkwell, Birmingham 1899, a pair of bonbon dishes, a trinket box, an Indian trinket box, a silver mounted toilet jar, a cased brush plus three other brushes a pen tray, damaged, and a cased agate seal and amber handled knife, handle a.f, in a fitted case, approx. weighable 6oz. (qty)
Lot 111
A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising a silver mount of rectangular form, pierced gallery, Chester 1899, a silver mounted inkwell, a mustard pot, a pair of pepper pots, an oil and vinegar bottle, and a silver mounted glass pepper pot, and a silver mounted tortoiseshell inkstand base, approx. weighable 7.5oz. (8)
Lot 1087
Crimean war interest, a silver mounted iron chain link inkwell, by William Byrne, London 1895, oval form, with two hinged compartments, one with a silver mounted inkwell, one flush hinged cover inscribed `LINK OF SLINGS OF THE MAIN OF YARD OF RUSSIAN MAN O` WAR ``TWELVE APOSTLES`` SEVASTOPOL 1855`, the other cover with the crest and motto of Keppel, Earls of Albemarle, length 21.5cm. The imperial man-o`War Dvenadtstat Apostolov (The Twelve Apostles) was one of the last and most powerfully armed sailing three-deckers built for the Russian Navy before the advent of steam. Launched in 1841 and displacing 4,790 tons, she originally mounted 130 guns but this was later reduced to 120 guns in subsequent refits. Despite her massive fire-power, she never saw action in the Crimean War (1854-56) as her guns were off-loaded and employed ashore to defend the port of Sebastopol against repeated allied attacks. In December 1854, she was converted into a temporary hospital ship but only two months later, on 13th February 1855, she was scuttled as a blockship across the entrance to Sebastopol harbour. Admiral Sir Henry Keppel, GCB, OM (1809-1904), the sixth son of the fourth Earl of Albemarle, joined the Navy in 1822 and enjoyed a long and distinguished career at sea for almost fifty years. Finally `beached` in 1869, his last appointment was as C. in C., Portsmouth, from 1872 - 75, and he retired in 1877 with the rank of Admiral of the Fleet. During the Crimean War, he initially commanded the brand-new 101-gun screw 1st-rate St. Jean d`Acre, but the following year (1855) transferred into the 92-gun 2nd-rate Rodney in order to take command of the naval brigade assaulting Sebastopol. It was probably during this phase of the War he acquired the `souvenir` offered in this lot. We are grateful to Michael Naxton for his assistance with this foot note.
Lot 106
A 19 th Century French gilt bronze pump action inkwell; the pump finial engraved "Encrier Pompe Boouet Brevete 1839 Medaille D`Argent Paris". The central porcelain well puce coloured with gilt scroll decoration and with gilt eagle head well and flanked by a pounce pot and a wafer container and with a back rack for three pens and holes for four quills.
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