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An assortment of Persian brass and copperware. Including pots and an Ottoman style 'Qalamdan Divit' scribe case with Inkwell, etc. Max. H13cm

An assortment of collectables. Including two wooden boxes, a carved owl inkwell, bookends, pair of Edwardian boxwood inlaid mahogany book troughs a draughtsman's drawing set, etc.

Two Festival of Britain Regatta commemorative coin / medallions, silver napkin ring, 1937 silver Crown coin and a 1928 Half Crown coin, vintage playing cards, travelling inkwell, tortoiseshell travel clock, and a vintage camera (9)

Models of Shire horses and a porcelain figural inkwell.

A bronze spread eagle on marble base 29 cm wide to/w a brass and glass inkwell and a pair of Bacchanalian faun candlesticks (4)

An antique veined marble inkstand centred by a cast brass circular hinge top inkwell (without liner)

A capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1918, diameter of base 73mm

A classical revival design bronzed inkwell.

A Wiltshaw & Robinson Carltonware Sprigged Ware Inkwell. Slip applied lettering 'INK'. Diameter of base: 6.9cm

Giant size inkwell or perfume bottle, monogrammed silver top & collar - 14cm wide, together with silver bladed bread knife and 2 x silver bladed fish /butter knives (4)

Silver inkwell together with 6 x hallmarked apostle spoons.

A Derby Porcelain Campana Vase, circa 1810, with loop formed serpent handles, painted in the manner of Richard Dodson with exotic birds in a continuing landscape, painted red mark16cm highA Similar Bottle Vase, painted with two birds on fruiting branches17.5cm highA Spill Vase, of tapering form, ground in cobalt blue with a wide gilt border11.5cm highAn Inkwell, with seperate liner, enamelled with roses and polychrome sprigs9cm diameterA Bloor Derby Lozenge Shaped Dessert Dish, painted in the manner of Daniel Lucas with a titled landcape "View Near Derby", printed mark and script in red29.5cm wide (6)Campana vase - one restored handleBottle vase - slight staining and wearSpill - some restoration to the rimInkwell - minor hair cracks near the pen holesDish - crazed

A group of four sterling silver weighted inkwells. Featuring a circular inkwell with a pique work tortoiseshell lid, with an approximate diameter of 14.5cm at the base, and engraved with a Latin motto "Nec temere nec timide" - which translates as "Neither rashley nor timidly" - alongsidean heraldic crest featuring a griffin, hallmarked Birmingham, 1911. Also to include an off-centre circular inkwell, with two pen rest ledges, approximate base diameter 13.6cm, marked for John Collard Vickery, Birmingham 1929; a circular roll lid inkwell, approximate diameter 7.5cm, marked for William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1920; a small sterling silver hinge top inkwell, marked for W J Myatt & Co Ltd, Birmingham, 1920, approximate base diameter 6.9cm.

Large Sterling Silver lidded capstan Inkwell with glass insert with inscription for the 1st Life Guards This capstan style inkwell has the following engraving:  "D" CoY 1st LIFE GUARDS M.G.BATT, SEPT. FONTAINES DEC. 21st 1918 to JAN 27th 1919 MAJOR THE HON.E.H.WYNDHAM, CAPT. E. FISHER, LIEUT. C.H. BRASSEY, LIEUT. J.H.ORPEN M.C. LIEUT. T.RAWSON-SHAW, 2nd LIEUT. H. ATHERTON, 2nd LIEUT A. T. FRIPP Hallmarked for Birmingham 1916-17; manufactured by A & J Zimmerman Original, deep, clear glass liner Condition: No dings or dents, the engraving is clear, the hallmarks are clear, the hinged lid is secure and in good working order Original cover to the base Dimensions: Diameter of base: 20.25cms Maximum height: 8cms Depth of glass liner: 3.5cms

A silver rimmed cologne bottle, approx 14cm tall. A silver capstom inkwell and a weighted silver candle stick.

Copper, brass and onyx inkwell/pen restA circular copper and brass inkwell holder with original glass liner beneath a hinged lidThe inkwell is supported by a brass eagle with outstretched wings sitting on a circular, chamfered onyx baseTo the front is a brass pen restOriginal green baize to the baseCondition: wear to the hinge, but the latter is secure nibbles to the top of the inkwell the eagle is a little loose on the onyx – if the baize was removed the structure could probably be tightened some looseness to the two part pen rest supports the onyx base is in good order but with two minor nibbles on the circumference original baize to the base – wear commensurate with the age of the item Dimensions: Diameter of the base: 18.5 cms Overall height: 12.5cms Height of the pen rest above the base: 2.5cms Height of the inkwell: 10cms

A selection of ceramic and metal items to include: a Bromfield relief moulded jug, Napoleon III crystal toiletry bottles with silver neck and stoppers, a brass inkwell (missing glass liner) candle snuffers, miniature Victorian teapot etc

A set of two white round porcelain saltshakers decorated with blue foliage with 1/712 written on the bottom. The other is a square porcelain inkwell decorated with the same blue foliage design with 1/738.739 written on the bottom. Royal Copenhagen backstamp. Dimensions of the largest item: 2.5"L x 2.5"W x 2.25"H. Edition Number: 1/712 Manufacturer: Royal CopenhagenCountry of Origin: DenmarkCondition: Age related wear. Inkwell is missing lid.

Edwardian silver mounted glass inkwell, the hinged lid having 'Goliath' watch holder, 10.5cm wide approx, together with two silver plated 'Goliath' type pocket watches

Edward VII silver inkwell with glass liner, the hinged lid having engraved presentational inscription 'Presented to Trumpet Major Engall, Xth Royal Hussars by the Officers Central India Horse', sponsor's mark of Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Ltd, London 1906, 9cm wide approx

Old English paperweight inkwell, possibly Richardsons, of hemispherical form with a concentric millefiori cane work canopy in shades of pink, white green and blue below collar neck with conforming mushroom stopper, 10.5cm x 16cm high

A Victorian Derbyshire Ashford marble oval standish, inlaid sprays of flowers, aperture for inkwell and pen dish, approx 27cm wide, raised on bun feet Good condition overall, wear commensurate with age, some chips to underside of base

A Victorian novelty carved walnut Bull Dog inkwell. With inset glass eye, bone teeth and a leather collar, height 13cm.

A VINTAGE METAL INKWELL, THE INKWELL ON THE BACK OF AN EAGLE

An Old English glass inkwell of domed form, internally decorated to the base with a central millefiori cane in green and white, outlined by four concentric circles of complex millefiori canes in red, blue and white, complete with the matching mushroom glass stopper, height 14cm.

A Whitefriars glass inkwell, of footed domed form and internally decorated with a central shamrock silhouette, surrounded by five concentric circles of millefiori canes in pink, blue, white, green and yellow, complete with mushroom stopper in the matching pattern, height 15cm.

An Arculus small glass inkwell of footed domed form, internally decorated to the base with a central complex millefiori cane in red and white, surrounded by four concentric circles of complex millefiori canes in red, blue, purple and yellow, complete with mushroom stopper in the matching decoration, height 9cm.

PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS, AND OTHER ITEMS including a plated oval teapot, glass inkwell with plated mount and an ebonised hand mirror16cm highQty: 5

VICTORIAN EMBOSSING PRESS, ALONG WITH FURTHER ITEMS including a bell, two barometers, an inkwell, letter knife and camera

A Victorian moulded glass hexagonal inkwell with hinged cover, an Old Sheffield chamber stick, Ronson lighter, 19th century spectacles, a pair of French mother of pearl opera glasses, cased, and other pieces condition: inkwell with crack to cover

Ottoman carved pen holder + brass inkwell. First half 20th century. Dimensions: 22 cm. In good condition.

Lot with 4 parts silver, with an oval crystal inkwell with silver collar and convex cap, 835/000, hinge broken, a match holder with silver handle and lid, 833/000, lid very dented. Silver flower vase, twelve-sided, 835/000, and a silver openwork bowl with sawwork and a blue glass inner bowl, 800/000. In reasonably good condition.

An oval silver desk stand with cut glass inkwell, 1.9oz troy approx

Y&nbspE.F. CALDWELL & COMPANY NEW YORK, AN AMERICAN CHINOISERIE GENTLEMAN'S DESK SET EARLY 20TH CENTURY Inlaid gilt-metal mounted leather, comprising: six items including a blotting pad with two celadon jade roundels each 5.5cm diameter and a glass inkwell with jade finial, various sizes, incised mark to pen holder 'E.F. Caldwell & Co. Inc. New York' and three 20th century Chinese cinnabar lacquer boxes and covers, the largest 19cm long (9)Dreweatts have applied for a de minimis for this this lot ref: D2F39BZ9Provenance: Property of Harry Taft Hayward (1868 - 1930) and Edith Wires (1872 - 1962) Skyring House, Worthing, and thence by descent Harry Taft Hayward (1868 - 1930) - cousin to William Howard Taft, 27th president of the United States - and Edith Wires (1872 - 1962) were members of the Boston elite. Their two daughters, Mary Elizabeth Hayward (1906-1976) and Harriet Taft Hayward (1907-1968), lived at Oakwald, Franklin, Massachusetts and were both painted by the artist Sir John Lavery (1856 - 1941); see Christie's, The Scottish Sale at The Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh, 6975, 28th October 2004, Lot 152. Condition Report: Overall with signs of age and use, including:Some wear and scratches to leather, creases to foldThe black lacquer boxes with wear and splits Chips to glass inkwellThe circular lacquer box with chips to rim and all with minor damages Please see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer

Group of silver and silver plate to include: a Victorian silver twin handled trophy, bearing marks for Henry Holland (of Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater), London, 1873, 19.5cm high approx overall, 370g approx overall, a three silver tankards, 618g approx overall, a small silver quaich, bearing marks for James Fenton, Birmingham, 1902, 11.5cm across, 46g approx overall, a Victorian silver triangular salt cellar, 49g approx overall, silver napkin ring, silver condiment pots with blue glass liners, a silver plated salver or tray, a silver plated inkwell or desk stand etc At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a condition report.

Berlin KPM porcelain ink or desk standwith one accompanying inkwell, decorated with various birds amongst leaves and gilt painted detail, eagle and sceptre mark to the edge of the stand, 29cm x 4cm high and eagle and sceptre mark to the base of the inkwell, 7cm high (2) The inkwell lid is chipped. Gilt decoation is worn throughout to both. Signs of wear and use with some scratches evident.

An inkwell with hallmarked silver top

A selection of silver items, including: a capstan form inkwell by Asprey, London; napkin rings; white metal boxes; a Japanese black lacquer cigarette box; and other items.

A cast brass desk inkwell and a cast and embossed brass vesta box (2).

A Victorian mahogany writing slope, with fitted interior and inkwell, W50cm, and 2 x 19th century boxes, with mother-of-pearl inlay

A pewter quart tankard engraved Thos Jarrett Ferry Boat Inn Rye, stamped VR1892, and a large Capstan inkwell

Gilt metal inkwell in the form of a recumbent Spaniel on brass moulded base, together with another brass inkwell in the form of a seated dog. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Victorian ruby flash cut glass vase lustre, together with a Caithness 'Vortice' paperweight and another glass probably Caithness inkwell and stopper decorated in millefiori. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT)  All have some mall chips/nibbles, vase has chip to the base.  all generally good with no major damage.

A silver plated inkstand, with a fluted and reeded tray, with two pen slips, and central square inkwell stamped EPNS, the tray unmarked, 7cm high, 14cm wide.

A selection of silver and silver plated items, including a George V silver and tortoiseshell capstan inkwell, Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1915, a George V silver posy vase, Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1910, 18.5cm high (at fault) a Victorian silver lancet case, Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1886, 7cm long and further items (Qty)

A painted spelter figural inkwell, 19th century, modelled as a seated tavern drinker, the hinged head opening to a glass liner, 14cm high, with another similar example lacking liner, 16cm high, and a further example with fixed head and raised tankard, 15.5cm high (3)

A Victorian 19th century walnut & leather clerk's monk's desk. The desk top having a straight inkwell shelf section over a canted lift writing top with central black leather skiver. The top opening to reveal a storage interior. Measures approx. 17cm x 63cm x 61cm.

A stylish silver mounted and enamelled inkwell in the form of a fruit with berry finial to hinged lid. Approx. 158 grams. Gross weight. Est. £80 - £120.

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER CIRCULAR TRAVEL INKWELL ROBERT PRINGLE & SONS, BIRMINGHAM 1904 With gadrooned borders, push button, the cover opening to a gilt interior, with a glass inkwell 5cm (2in) diameter Loaded Condition Report: Marks to the body are partially rubbedGilding to the interior goodHinges goodCatch works wellStaining to interior where glass sitsGlass with chip and stainedLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

Three Pieces of HMS Teak to comprise Two Match Holders, One with Plaque Inscribed From The Teak of HMS Iron Duke Admiral Jericho's Flagship, Jutland 1916, Larger Example with Plaque 'From the Teak of HMS Birmingham, Dogger Bank and Jutland Fame' together with an Inkwell Desk Stand with Plaque Inscribed From the Teak of HMS Iron Duke Admiral Jericho Flagship Jutland 1916

A Collection of Various 19th/20th Century Ceramics to comprise Staffordshire Inkwell Modelled as Recumbent Greyhound, Creamware Basket Tazza with Lozenge Mark to Base, Blue and White Transfer Printed Jug Etc (Condition Issues to Some Pieces)

Miscellaneous treen and other items, including turned wood boxes and covers, inkwell, carved oval picture frame and an artist's lay figure, etc

An early 20th century circa 1920s Austrian Vienna cold painted bronze and brass inkwell. The ink well having cold painted bronze cockatoo atop handle flanked by flask cut glass inkwells in a brass frame on bun feet. Measures 13cm tall.

EAMES & EDWARD BARNABY 1808 STERLING SILVER INKWELL & CANDLE SNUFFER

PEWTER BIRD INKWELL - 12 CMS (H) APPROX

A George V silver capstan inkwell, maker William Neale & Son Ltd, Birmingham, 1925, inscribed, of circular form on a weighted base, 16.5cm diameter.

A quantity of brass graduated tankards; pewter jug; Russian doll; a carved wooden trinket box; brass compass; double brass inkwell; a canteen of brass and wooden handled cutlery etc.

A quantity of various brassware to include pairs of candlesticks, a stamp box, inkwell, page turner, paper rack, brass ornament in the form of an owl, candle snuffer, photo frames etc.

A quantity of antique and later pewter tankards and an inkwell 

A PARCEL OF SILVER, comprising a harlequin set of three George V circular silver napkin rings, makers Henry Griffith & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1934, another circular napkin ring, a capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1923, a rectangular vesta case, Birmingham 1903, a wavy rimmed pin dish, Birmingham 1977, a bookmark, maker Lawrence Emanuel, Birmingham 1914, a Victorian thimble, Birmingham 1880 and a conical posy vase on a loaded base, Sheffield circa 1909, gross weight of weighable silver 3.62ozt, 112.8 grams (10) (Condition Report: napkin rings are ok, inkwell lacks liner and has splits / dents, vesta case has dents and ill-fitting cover, posy vase has misshapen rim)