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Gallery - Inkwells
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 A selection of screw top inkwells for writing boxes Ref: I/03 |
 A selection of Victorian leather covered travelling inkwells Ref: I/08 |
 A Mappin & Webb silver and tortoiseshell inkstand with pen rest to the front.. Hall mark for Birmingham 1929. sold Ref: I/12 |
 An extremely rare C19th porcelain inkstand. Patented by PERRY. The blush pink colour is still quite bright and the overall condition is extremely good. (LO/YS/YR) Price on application. See also I/17/A Ref: I/17 |
 See I/17 Ref: I/17/A |
 A silver inkstand with a glass liner - the hinged lid containing a shaped section to rest a dip pen on. Hall marked in Birmingham 1913 by Herbert Bushell & Co Ltd. sold Ref: I/19 |
 SEE SILVER SECTION S/175 Ref: I/20 |
 Assorted inkwells (Clockwise in the photo) 1. 19th glass travelling inkwell with screw down top. (MB/19) 2. Oblong travelling inkwell marked INK on the lid top (MB/17) 3. Double inkwell with fitted travelling dip pen (MB/15) 4. Round metal/leather inkwell ( made in Vienna) (MB/14) Prices on application
Ref: I/21 |
 A 1930's inkstand by ESTERBROOK (dip less fountain wells No.427)- comprising two dip less inkwells and holders for two dip pens. (JS)sold Ref: I/23 |
 An excellent condition double SNAIL inkwell - possibly American. Double version Snail inkwells are hard to find especially in this condition. The cast metal base contains two individual glass inkwells that rotate. This allows access to the ink or alternatively for them to be closed against the back section.
(IY/LY/LR) sold Ref: I/24 |