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A 19th century French Mosanic inkwell, 3'' square and a 17th century Delft or Frankfurt gourd vase 5 3/4'' tall (top ground) and an Indian sub continent beaker, 19th century decorated in blue and green.

A small quantity of glass including Capredoni Dartington crystal owlets paperweight, heron paperweight, faceted glass inkwell, green painted glass ink pot, glass bottles with white metal lids etc.

A George V silver desk inkwell, Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1916, canted and shaped square form with allover engine turned decoration and fitted glass liner with star base, width 9cm, 8.1oz grossNo damage or repair, cartouche on lid has engraved intials, very minor nibbles to inner top rim of glass, hinged lid working perfectly, hallmarks clear.

Various English and Continental silver, including large Art Deco glass dressing table powder jar, glass desk inkwell etc, largest jar diameter 15cm (4)Lot sold as seen unless specific item(s) requested

Lot to include a glass LNER inkwell and stopper, white metal pocket watch and two 1930's train tickets believed to be from the Flying Scotsman.

An unmarked silver inkwell

Royal Copenhagen inkstand designed by Olaf Mathiesen (1878-1953), circa 1921, of oval design with two penguins perched on the side preparing to dive and centre covered inkwell, No. 2190/ 143, W30cm

WMF, a Jugendstil copper and brass double inkwell, diamond embossed tray with cylindrical and dome lidded ink pots, united by bars, stamped mark, 23.5cm long

A Victorian silver 17th century style inkwell, Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London 1898, the flat disc base with ribbed cylindrical pot, pieced with pen holes to the inner rim, hinged domed lid and ceramic well, 18cm diameter, 13.07ozt

A George V silver and glass calendar inkwell, Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1911, cushioned pyramid form with mechanical date window and hinged lid, 9.5cm high

Harrach, a Bohemian Glatt Iris ball footed iridescent glass inkwell, circa 1880, the spherical ink pot with silver plated hinged lid, supported on a three ball base, 11cm high

Archibald Knox for Liberty and Co., a Tudric Art and Crafts pewter inkwell, model 0403, the shaped rectangular tray with central hinged lid well, cast with angled knotted tendril and rose bud motifs, 23cm long

A Victorian silver inkwell, John Grinsell and Son, Birmingham 1890, fluted ogee domed with flat hinged lid and fluted foot, glass base and removable ink pot, 11.5cm diameter

A Victorian silver and glass inkwell, William Hutton, London 1898, cushioned heart form with hinged heart shaped lid, 8.5cm long

An Edwardian silver and tortoiseshell inkwell, Mappin and Webb, London 1907, capstan form with ribbon and reed handing, the hinged lid inlaid with Neoclassical lamp and festoons, 11cm diameter

A capstan shaped inkwell, 3” diameter, Birmingham 1919

A Victorian Cornish serpentine circular inkwell with silver mounted top, London marks 1899

An unusual plated copper inkwell in the form of a parrot with hinged head and glass eyes mounted on a polished wood stump, 6" high

6 x silver souvenir spoons inc Edward VII Owen Sound t/w silver topped inkwell (lid detached) ~ total weight (lot) 169g

GEORGE III SILVER CREAM JUG AND TWO OTHER SILVER ITEMS comprising a silver decanter label and a silver inkwell

A Worcester inkwell circa 1800 of distinctive capston shape with spreading foot to the front panel finely painted with feathers reserved on a salmon pink ground with gilt scrolling design, 7cm high, script 13 mark to base

An oval silver pill box, London 1980; capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1919, 117.9g gross (2)

Blue and white ceramics - an H M & Co Ltd England impressed ovoid vase, mark to base and stamped 'BINC', 7cm high, another globular shaped vase, mark to base, stamped 'PEARY', 7cm,Masons tea pot, Staffordshire greyhound inkwell, circular sandwich platter; etc

An early 19th century Staffordshire pottery inkwell modelled as an eagle perched on a globe above a mythical dolphin and shell base, height 15cm.

A hallmarked silver inkwell together with a white metal cigarette / tobacco case and a silver cased pocket watch.

A hand painted 19th Century Limoges cabinet plate, decorated with a pastoral scene, having gilded blue ground border, 25cm dia.; and a 19th Century Meissen porcelain inkwell and cover, floral decorated in underglaze blue, cross swords mark to base, 9cm dia. 

A Waterman pens, silver plate ink dip pen and a inkwell. Postage cat D

A French porcelain two handled pedestal ovoid vase, in the Empire taste, decorated with medieval courtier, the verso with moored sailing boats, gilt borders, 21cm high, c.1835;  a French canted square desk inkwell, green cartouches and stylised roses, foliate and anthemion feet and borders, 10cm wide, c.1860

Pens - Parker, fountain and ball point;  a late 19th century spectacles case;  an EPNS bridge marker;  pen knives;  keys;  inkwell;  etc

A Victorian oak table top stationery box, the interior with inkwell, waterfall letter rack, writing surface,  skirted base, 22cm high, 32cm wide, c.1890

19th century gilt metal mounted double inkwell cast as a stag's head flanking two square section cut glass inkwells, with leaf-shaped gilt metal covers, on gadrooned and foliate cast scroll feet, 17cm wide 

Cold-painted white metal hare inkwell having hinged head, 14cm high 

A silver frame, Asprey, London 1927, with engine turned decoration containing a perpetual calendar, 24.5cm x 20.5cm, an oval silver photograph frame and a silver mounted ink well CONDITION REPORT: Photo frame slightly worn silver and mark, the fabric backing to the easel back is stained and very tatty. No glass to front. Perpetual calendar silver a little worn, backing fairly tidy but the retaining ribbon to the easel stand has broken off. Calendar itself rather faded. Inkwell looks overall good but small chip to lower edge of glass well.

A small silver capstan inkwell, 5cm high, base 9.5cm diameter, hinged lid with initials, Chester 1916, maker J & R Griffin.

A silver bell-shaped inkwell with hinged lid and glass liner (chipped), 10cm, Birmingham 1911.

A quantity of assorted boxes including Continental porcelain example decorated with a coaching scene, approx fifteen assorted pill boxes including several Halcyon Days examples (one musical), also three Russian Palekh boxes, a travelling inkwell, Wedgwood, etc (approx 28 pieces).

A group of assorted desk related items, including an agate based perpetual calendar and inkwell; a pair of folding glasses, a paper knife, a tortoise paperweight etc (a lot)

HM SILVER INKWELL BY LAMBERT COVENTRY ST, LONDON - 22 OZS APPROX 7.5CMS (H) APPROX

UNUSUAL GLASS PARROT INKWELL 31.5CMS (H) APPROX

A pewter inkwell; a three section pewter inkwell; and a pewter caddy decorated with dragons and birds

Wood and brass port hole form inkwell, D: 12 cm. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

A George V silver urn shaped mustard, with pierce-decorated body, domed hinged cover and blue glass liner, by Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1912, 13cm high, a pair of George II silver circular salts, on pad feet, marks worn maker possibly W.I, London 1755, 6.5cm wide, a pair of Victorian silver oval pierced salts with blue glass liners, a George III silver baluster castor, by Crispin Fuller, London 1796, a silver oval mustard and a silver capstan inkwell, 14oz weighable. (8)Urn mustard - good overall, lid does not quite sit flat, liner intact. Pair of circular salts - both have pushes visible to the interior from the legs, marks very worn. Pair of oval salts - good, liners intact. Oval mustard - good, liner intact. Castor - base is buckled and split, with soldered repairs, castor has a lean, and several small dings/dents to the body. Inkwell - good overall, lid does not quite sit flat and the weighted base is a bit loose. Glass liner intact. Hase engraved initials to lid and inscription '25th Jun 1911' to body.

Ca. 1100-1200 AD.A bronze inkwell with its distinctive hexagonal-shaped body, flat base, and straight walls adorned with finely incised decorations. The fitted lid, topped with a pointed finial, not only added a decorative element but also served to protect the contents of the inkwell from evaporation or contamination. The upper surface of the lid features a decorative band, further enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the inkwell. These inkwells served as essential writing accessories, primarily used for holding ink or pigments. The hexagonal shape of the inkwell provided an elegant and functional design, allowing for stability and preventing it from rolling or tipping over. The flat base ensured a steady placement on writing surfaces, while the straight walls facilitated easy access to the ink or pigments within. Size: L:105mm / W:75mm ; 345g Provenance: Property of a West London gentleman; previously in a collection formed on the UK/International art market in the 1990s.

High Quality 19th Century Writing Slope once owned by Lewis Randle Starkey MP (1836-1910). What is obvious from this box is that they were makers of quality and their use of a Bramah Lock (Brass lock plate stamped "Bramah J.Dyus London") and Berry Patent wells are testament to this. This box is remarkable for its completeness original tools and travelling inkwell and vesta case (likely to be Berry's). This is a double action slope opening first to reveal three reusable faux slates to use with a pencil. This section then opens again to reveal a a slope to one side. The piano hinges are all solid brass and the lock a top-notch Bramah (no key), a true sign of quality, this would have been an expensive box in it's day. The leather exterior is embossed in a quilted design and has a heavy duty cast brass carry handle to the top, coordinating with the brass escutcheon. The handle engraved "Lewis R Starkey". Pen knife by Joseph Rodgers and Sons of Sheffield. The company's trade mark was a star and cross. Rodgers was one of a handful of cutlers with a Royal Warrant. Cutlers to Her Majesty refers to Queen Victoria.Lewis Randle Starkey (13 March 1836 – 16 September 1910) was a British Conservative politician. He was the eldest son of John Starkey of Spring Lodge, Huddersfield and his wife, Sarah Anne, daughter of Joseph Armitage, a millowner of Milnsbridge, Yorkshire. Following education at Rugby School and the University of Berlin he entered "commercial pursuits" in Yorkshire.[2] In October 1857, he was commissioned a lieutenant in the 2nd West Yorkshire Regiment of Yeomanry. In 1858 he married his namesake, Constance Margaret, daughter of Thomas Starkey. He was appointed a deputy lieutenant of the West Riding of Yorkshire on 6 December 1867,[4] and was promoted to captain in the Yeomanry on 22 February 1868.In 1868 he was chosen by the Conservative Party to be a parliamentary candidate for the Southern Division of the West Riding of Yorkshire, but failed to be elected. He was the party's candidate again at the next general election in 1874, and was elected in the place of the sitting Liberal member of parliament, Henry F Beaumont. By this time, he was living at Heath Hall, near Wakefield. Starkey only served one term in the Commons, losing his seat at the 1880 general election.Having left parliament, Starkey and his family moved to Norwood Park, near Southwell, Nottinghamshire in 1881.[8] He held the office of High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire in 1891, was an alderman on Nottinghamshire County Council, and was appointed a deputy lieutenant of the county in January 1891 He was a director of the Midland Railway. Starkey's eldest son was John R Starkey, who became MP for Newark, and a baronet. Lewis Randle Starkey died in September 1910, aged 74.

Four silver napkin rings and a small silver inkwell - weighable silver approx 1.5 troy oz - all reasonable condition

A VICTORIAN WRITING BOX, A LOOPING MANTLE CLOCK, AN INKWELL, LADYBIRD BOOKS ETC.

A HALLMARKED SILVER CAPSTAN SMALL INKWELL TOGETHER WITH A SILVER MOUNTED GLASS CASTOR.

A collection of enamel pill boxes to include Halcyon Days and Staffordshire enamels together with a Halcyon Days enamel pen and inkwell and three Limoges porcelain boxes, etc (a lot)

SWANSEA PORCELAIN SHELL INKWELL, formed as an upturned shell picked out in gold, three smaller shells forming the finial and quill holders mounted on the upper surface, painted by William Pollard with wild flowers and strawberries, marbled gilt exterior, 10cms diamProvenance: private collection SwanseaComments: cover and liner remade, small rim chip and hairlines, gilt rubbed, ink stains to crazing

A George V silver capstan inkwell, of characteristic form, hallmarked for Birmingham 1912 (lacking glass liner). Diameter 11.5cm

1930s silver hallmarked Josiah Willliams & co pin dish with moulded rim (hallmarked London 1931), a Martin, Hall & Co flared rim bowl (hallmarked Sheffield 1912), a silver topped inkwell and a silver hallmarked rim (rubbed hallmark). Inkwell measures 9cm wide.

A Collection of Assorted Silver and Silver Plate, the silver including dressing-table items; condiment items; a capstan inkwell a toastrack and other items, the silver plate including a three-light candelabrum and other items; Together With a silver overlay green glass decanter and six glasses (two trays)

A Collection of Assorted Silver and Silver Plate, the silver including a cased bowl and spoon; an inkwell; dressing-table jars and other items; the silver plate including a cased set of mother-of-pearl handled fish knives and forks and other items; Together With assorted other items including table linens; costume jewellery and various coins (two trays)

A Collection of Assorted Silver and Silver Plate, comprising two pairs of candlesticks; an inkwell; a silver plate mustard-pot; condiment items and various other items (qty)

A Hallmarked Silver Capstan Style Inkwell, B&Co, Birmingham 1996, base (weighted) 9.5cm diameter; together with a modern Newbridge blotter, boxed.

Horse hoof inkwell, mounted in silver plate, the lid of the inkwell is engraved 'Black Magic' 1920-1930. Note: The Singapore Polo Club is one of the oldest sporting and social clubs in Singapore, founded in 1886 by the Officers of the King's Own Regiment, 1st Battalion, the club is still in existence today. 

A fine 19th century French silver and Baccarat crystal inkwell, c.1880, the hinged lid and foot chased in Rococo style, gadrooned body, marked to base 'Odiot a Paris', 10cm high

An Edwardian oak stationery cabinet. With rising lid and drop front with a fold-down writing surface, fitted with drawers, stationery racks and an inkwell, height 21cm, width 32cm, depth 18.5cm.There are no damage issues to report, two internal dividers are loose, there are two vacant metal runners on the front, presumably once holding a calendar.The Morroco leather shows a little wear.

A set of three cut glass decanters and faceted stoppers. One with a silver Whisky label, together with a glass inkwell, two other glass decanters and various other glassware. (box)

A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912) BLACK AND GOLD LACQUER LETTER BOX (FUBAKO) AND A STERLING SILVER INKWELL WITH GLASS LINER. The box of rectangular form, decorated with autumn foliage, 23.5cm wide, the tapering square section inkwell engraved with flowers and grass, stamped OKUBO Sterling, 2cm highThe box with some minor flaking and wear to the edge of the rims, the inkwell with some discolouration/tarnishing to top, minor wear.