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A Hallmarked Silver Capstan Inkwell, of plain tapering cylindrical form, with hinged cover, Birmingham 1915.

A Cast Bronze Inkwell, modelled as a boar's head, hinged to enclose the well aperture, with twig pen supports to the rear, marked "FRATIN", 11cms high, 18cms long.

A silver-mounted small table matchbox, standing on four bun feet; together with a silver-mounted glass stamp moistener and a capstan inkwell.

An Edwardian inkstand by Charles Stuart Harris, the rectangular stand with gadrooned borders, two pierced and gadrooned inkwell sections containing two cut glass bottles with gadrooned silver-mounted lids, and a central plain compartment, the lid being a gadrooned taper stick, the ring handle holding a plain conical snuffer. The stand with twin pen rests and supported on four stepped feet. London 1902. (See illustration)

A William IV rosewood Davenport, one side fitted with an inkwell drawer, the whole on twin shaped supports. (See illustration)

AN EDWARDIAN INKWELL of capstan form, crested, by A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1904, together with a small christening mug and a sauceboat (3)

JAMES POWELL: AN INKWELL with globular green glass body applied with sinuous bands, the pull-off white metal lid with a ball finial, 51/4" dia.

A GLASS CUBE-SHAPED INKWELL, the hinged cover in the form of a brass dog, seated on its' haunches, 5"

A rosewood and mother-of-pearl inlaid writing slope, with purple baize lined writing surface, mother-of-pearl handled compartments with mother of pearl handles and a square glass inkwell.

'Votes for Women' a rare Royal Doulton stoneware Suffragette inkwell modelled as an angry woman wearing an apron inscribed 'Votes for Women', glazed in colours impressed marks, damages to hinge 9cm. high.

A white metal inkwell, with twin lifting compartments initialled BD with mask handles on squat bun feet.

A Trench Art Inkwell on oak base and a copper dish depicting Mr Bumble.

An early 19th century horn and treen inkwell, in the shape of a hoof, with heart motif, perhaps Welsh

A circular based silver inkwell with hinged tortoiseshell decorated lid, Chester 1911

A silver golf ball inkwell, Birmingham 1926, the ball, now lacking the inner well, to a bakelite circular base with an applied vacant cartouche, 5.5cm high, the base is 8.5cm diameter

A collection of silver items, comprising: a rectangular plain picture frame, Birmingham 1920, 22cm x 15.5cm; a mustard pot, Birmingham 1926, of navette shape, with a glass liner and a spoon; a hexagonal sugar basin, Chester 1923; a small circular picture frame, 7.2cm diameter; two piereced bon bon dishes, one late Victorian; a pedestal bon bon dish; a loaded bud vase, 12cm high; a powder bowl with mirror lid, damaged; a small round mustard pot; a small inkwell, loaded; a tortoiseshell easel back clock, damaged; a trophy cup, damaged; a small salt; a match box holder; two modern silver wine labels, with a plated label; a pair of whisky tots; three toilet bottles; and a glass mounted sugar caster, 649g (21 oz) of weighable silver

A Russian silver-gilt and shaded cloisonné enamel inkwell, Fabergé, Moscow, 1899-1908. the oval well on four stud feet, the sides with four circular reserves supporting stylized flowerheads, among scrolling flowers on a cream -coloured ground, the top similarly decorated and with four cockerels, with two pen-holders, the central inkpot with a hinged cover decorated with a stylized double-headed eagle, the neck with geometric pattern, marked in full on the lower rim beneath Imperial Warrant, and with the initials K.F. in the interior of the wells, 18.5cm wide, 7cm maximum height, 15.5cm deep. Provenance: Christie’s New York, The Greenfield Collection of Russian Enamels, 20th October 1998, lot 176. Christies Geneva, Important Objects by Carl Fabergé, Russian Works of Art, 17th November 1983, lot 363. Provenance: Christie's New York, The Greenfield Collection of Russian Enamels, 20th October 1998, lot 176. Christies Geneva, Important Objects by Carl Fabergé, Russian Works of Art, 17th November 1983, lot 363

A Russian silver-gilt and shaded cloisonné enamel desk set, Pavel Ovchinnikov, Moscow, 1908-1917. comprising an inkstand with inkwell, a blotter, and a pair of table candlesticks, decorated in the art nouveau style in pastel tones with stylized scrolling foliage, trees and strawberry motifs, the lower border of the inkstand in pale-blue (5), Candlesticks 14cm high, base 15cm high, 21.5cm wide. Provenance: Christie’s New York, Important Silver, Objects of Vertu and Russian Works of Art, 14th April 1994, lot 85. Sotheby’s New York, Fabergé, Russian Works of Art and Objects of Vertu, 13th December 1991, lot 73. Christie’s London, Icons, Russian Paintings and Works of Art, 26th April 1989, lot 264. Provenance: Christie's New York, Important Silver, Objects of Vertu and Russian Works of Art, 14th April 1994, lot 85. Sotheby's New York, Fabergé, Russian Works of Art and Objects of Vertu, 13th December 1991, lot 73. Christie's London, Icons, Russian Paintings and Works of Art, 26th April 1989, lot 264

A George I silver desk stand, Courtauld, London 1721-22. the tray of rounded rectangular outline with moulded everted rim and engraved with armorial to opposing sides, centrally applied with simple raised stand with pull out drawer and applied with three moulded stands for chalk pot, inkwell and table bell all engraved with crest with coronet above, 31cm wide, 76oz, Heraldry: Engraved with the Arms of Thomas Howard, 8th Duke of Norfolk, the boxes and bell with the crest and Ducal coronet for the Dukes of Norfolk, Note: With engraved scratch weight to underside of tray 80=10. Drawers in inkstands are unusual, however the Courtaulds made others: One by Augustine, 1730 (illus. E. A. Jones, Old English Plate of the Emperor of Russia, 1909, pl.XLV). Another by Samuel Courtauld, 1749, is in the Ashmolean Museum, Engraved with the Arms of Thomas Howard, 8th Duke of Norfolk, the boxes and bell with the crest and Ducal coronet for the Dukes of Norfolk, Notes: with engraved scratch weight to underside of tray 80 . 10. An unusual form, drawers in inkstands are unusual, however the Courtaulds made others;, One by Augustine, 1730 (illus. E. A. Jones, Old English Plate of the Emperor of Russia, 1909, pl.XLV). Another by Samuel Courtauld, 1749, is in the Ashmolean Museum

1907 silver capstan inkwell, bead decoration to rim, tortoiseshell lid with silver pique Art Nouveau central motif, Birmingham

Archibald Knox design Liberty Tudric pewter inkwell with hinged cover, model no. 014, cast in low relief with knot motif, stamped marks

A VICTORIAN CAST BRASS AND BRONZED DESK PLATFORM WITH GLASS INKWELL, the faceted globular inkwell with brass hinged collar surmounted by a standing stag, retardant, centred within a bas relief cast base of rounded square form, each corner segment depicting various game birds and animals between baroquesque scrolling shell and mask decoration, on four scrolling supports. Stamped JG & Sons, numbered 109. 30cm x 30cm x 20cm high.

A VICTORIAN OAK STATIONARY DESK CABINET, the sloping front double doors opening to a fitted interior for paper storage, a pen rest and inkwell, with concealed drawer below. 18cm x 31cm x 27cm high.

A Continental patinated spelter inkstand modelled with two dogs, circa 1900, 14cm high, the base 23cm diameter; a patinated bronze vesta holder cast as a hound; a patinated bronze inkwell cast as a pug; and a spelter model of a seated greyhound, all circa 1900

GWR hardware miscellany comprising: GWR marked Landmine Inkwell with central well surrounded by four pen holding holes - undamaged; a GWR Typewriter Ribbon Tin, no ribbon within but containing 7 GWR brass Buttons; 15 pear-shaped Loco and Carriage Pay Checks; 4 GWR Keys, one carrying a brass tag 'A.M. Shop Ticketing Station (ex Swindon); a turned wood Collection Bowl stamped GWR beneath; a pair of GWR Paper Spikes.

GEORGE V SILVER INKWELL, BIRMINGHAM 1917, of tapering circular form, (weighted). 8cm by 16.5cm

Brass weights, snuff box and inkwell

A Caithness Glass Inkwell, Balmoral, designed by Colin Terris, with silver mounts, limited edition 11/50 See illustration

A Caithness Glass Perfume Bottle and Inkwell Set, Heart See illustration

A Spode Stafford Flowers Inkwell, with two divisions, and handle, 14 cm wide See illustration

A small enamel on biscuit model of a green parrot, and a rectangular inkwell decorated with a speckled yellow glaze, 19th century, 9cm max. (2)

A collection of bakelite items, including an Art Deco marbled orange desk inkwell; an Austin promotional puzzle; a Melas dynamo lamp; a cigarette box; a Viceroy dry shaver razor, boxed; and other items.

A bronze novelty inkwell, modelled as a cat on a cushion, with a hinged head having glass bead eyes, 5.25in (13.5cm) h.

A George IV rosewood Davenport attributed to Gillows, the sliding top with a 3/4 gallery and a hinged fall enclosing two real and two false small drawers, the right side fitted an inkwell drawer, a slide and three graduated drawers, on lobed bun feet to brass castors, the locks stamped 'BRAMAH, 194 PICCADILLY', 29in (73.8cm) h, 21in (53.2cm) w, 22.75in (57.7cm) d.

A Mapin & Webb plated toast rack. Rectangular shape with an engraved base depicting fish swimming amongst reeds, also a set of six glass and sterling marked coasters (two af), a Sheffield plate milk jug, a glass inkwell and other items (a parcel)

A Victorian silver inkwell. Oval shape with pierced rim, centred with glass inkwell missing silver lid, Chester 1899

Inkwell with silver collar and glass orb body, stamped Hilaire

A quantity of ceramics including; a pair of rectangular Prattware pot lids and bases, a quantity of Wedgewood green leaf dishes, a Gouda lidded inkwell, a Copeland inkwell and tray, a pair of Sitzendorf figures and sundry.

A quantity of woodenware and treen collectables including; a carved hardwood inkwell penholder, a pair of oak barley twist candlesticks, various turned bowls and plates, gavel, corkscrew, tobacco barrel and sundry.

ALEXANDER RITCHIE (1856-1941) INKWELL, EARLY 20TH CENTURY brass, of cube form, the hinged lid repousse decorated with a foliate roundel, the sides alternately decorated with longboats and foliate panels, glass liner 8cm high

An early 20th century Wedgwood china desk set designed by Keith Murray in matt green glaze, impressed and printed facsimile signature marks to base, the inkwell containing the original two small green ink pots.

A white metal inkwell in the form of a student's head wearing a mortar board, 2 1/2" high.

A Continental gilt metal inkwell, a brass door handle and an Oriental spelter elephant (3).

An inkwell, a napkin ring, a mounted bottle and four plated wine labels.

An Edwardian novelty inkwell, the hinged cover mounted with the glazed pottery head and arms of a baby, by Grey & Co, Birmingham 1909, (loaded) 3.75in (9.5cm) high.

An assortment of small silverware, silver shell dish, Sheffield 1903, capstan inkwell, pair of taper sticks, hip flask with crocodile skin mount, pair of napkin rings, together with a pair of silver plated grape shears

Ornamental china, to include a Meissen style cup on trembleuse saucer, crossed swords mark, a porcelain inkwell with cover, Royal Copenhagen leaf dish etc.

A 19th century French porcelain inkwell, 3in.- restored, a Volkstedt circular box and cover, a Goebel figure of a dancing girl and a Crown Staffordshire chaffinch

Hallmarked silver inkwell Birmingham 1910 and cigarette case Birmingham 1927

A Victorian travelling Inkwell with spring loaded cover and a plated snuff box.

A heavy square cut glass inkwell with silver mounts.

A Staffordshire inkwell, modelled as a poodle with two puppies, holding a basket of flowers in her mouth, raised on a blue base, 19th century, 16.7cm.

A Derby inkwell, painted with a close border of pink roses on a gilt hatched ground, the top pierced with five pen holes around the central well, crowned crossed batons in iron red, c.1810, minor faults, 13cm.

A Worcester inkwell, probably Chamberlain's, painted with a view of Malvern Priory, on a lilac blue ground, titled to the base, c.1830, some good restoration, 7.6cm.

Three English porcelain coffee cans, one painted with fisherman beside a river on a gilt vermiculated ground, the others with garlanded borders, and an inkwell painted with flowers on a pink ground, 1st half 19th century, minor damages, 8.5cm max. (4)

An early 19th century Coalbrookdale novelty inkwell of pedestal form, the inkwell modelled as a flower, the handle forming a pen stand, painted in colours, 6.5cm high; a rocaille decorated ink stand, 7cm high; an English bone china chamberstick, probably Coalport, with shaped rectangular dished base and floral decoration, 4.5cm high; a Royal Crown Derby miniature tea cup and saucer in the Imari palette; three other miniature Imari palette cups and saucers; and a Coalport miniature cup and saucer, with floral reserves on a gilt and green ground (13)

A Rockingham porcelain inkwell, circa 1826-42 with painted floral decoration on a royal blue and gilt ground, with applied mask heads, 10cm high; and a similar pot-pourri basket, 5.5cm high; and an English porcelain garniture vase of campana form, with a floral panel painted with roses and other flowers, cerulean ground, 12cm high (3)

A late 19th Century clear crystal decanter of conical form with a facet ring neck and hollow blown stopper, together with a similar period globe and shaft example and a small dump inkwell.

A George George II sauceboat London 1745, of conventional form with everted scalloped rim with wide spot and S scroll handle with acanthus thumb piece raised on three hoot feet; together with a modern sparrow beak cream jug, two modern open slats with gadrooned border and lion mask and paw feet, a nd a simple scalloped edge desk stand with crystal inkwell set to centre (5) sauceboat 5.5oz

A Sheffield plate desk stand marked H 73 only, of shaped oval outline with beaded border and raised on four scroll and acanthus detail bracket feet, the stand with high relief reclining females in intertwined border, central socket mounted with frosted glass baluster inkwell with hinge domed cover 24cm wide