George III Sterling Silver Ink Stand, London 1810, Rebecca Emes
Sterling silver George III ink stand, by Rebecca Emes & Richard Barnard London 1810. Having a moat style pen well moulded into the flat base with shell motif corners, gadrooned edging and four tapered feet. Mounted to the base are two fitted receptacles…
Georgian II Ink Stand by Samuel Herbert & Co London
Georgian II ink stand, with the typical design aesthetic for this time period and crafted by Samuel Herbert & Co London 1758. Having double pen wells, three pierced mounts with gadrooned edging which have been fitted for the cut glass ink pots each having…
George III Sterling Silver Ink Stand, London 1777, Provenance Bourdon-Smith
A George III sterling silver ink stand, Burrage davenport, London, 1777, two ink pots and a pounce pot, each faceted and cut glass wth a silver cap and resting within a latticed gallery on the oval tray with conforming gallery, on ball and claw feet, the…
George II Sterling Silver Ink Stand, London 1751, Provenance 2000
A George II sterling silver ink stand, Edward Aldridge I, London, 1751, two ink pots and a pounce pot of compressed baluster shape resting on the rectangular tray with gadrooned edge on lion's paw feet, 6 cm high (with pots in place), 23.5 cm wide, 15 cm…
Rare Ridgway Stoneware Inkstand with Relief Griffin Ends (1800)
Rare Ridgway stoneware inkstand Circa 1800, with complete Sander & Will insert and in relief Griffin ends, width 31 cm. Ex Alan Landis Antiques.
Georgian Sterling Silver Gilt Ink Stand with Unique Design
A Georgian sterling silver gilt ink stand, the stand, John King, London, 1771, the mounts, Edward Farrell, London, 1825, the elliptical foliate stand on scrolling feet mounted with a pen rest modelled as a figure kneeling on a tortoise and supporting a…
Georgian Black Basalt Cream Jugs and Inkwell Collection
Five Georgian black basalt pieces including: 4 various cream jugs, 3 jugs with Worlock collection label and impressed mark to base, height 10.5 cm approx, tallest jug, and a rare black basalt inkwell, Geoffrey Fisk collection label to base, with impressed…
Georgian Sheffield Plate and Blue Glass Inkwell (1800)
Georgian Sheffield plate and blue glass inkwell circa 1800, 9 cm diameter.
Rococo Style English Porcelain Ink Stand
An English porcelain ink stand, probably Rockingham, circa 1830, richly painted and decorated in the rococo style with applied flowers and gilded acanthus scrolls, 8 cm high, 21 cm wide, 13 cm deep
Georgian-style Silver Inkstand with Crystal Inkwell and Dip Pen
An Edwardian silver inkstand of Georgian style, the oblong tray with shaped border standing on four pad feet and supporting a silver mounted crystal inkwell. W.16 cm. Together with a silver mounted mother-of-pearl dip pen. London 1902 by William Hutton &…
Exotic Bird Ink Stand Set from Chelsea Porcelain, 1760s
A rare Chelsea porcelain ink stand set, circa 1760's, embellished with reserves of exotic birds on a rare pink ground. A similar example May be viewed in the Victoria and Albert collection, ceramic room 139, the curtain Foundation gallery, case 10, shelf…
Regency Snake Handle Boat Ink Stands
A pair of unusual Regency silvered bronze and gilt boat form ink stands, circa 1820 with finely cast coiling snake form handles 34 cm wide
George III Silver Topped Traveling Inkwell, London 1817
A George III silver topped travelling inkwell, square form glass body, the plain conforming silver top with screw down circular hinged lid. London 1817. 4.3 x 4.3 cm.
George III Silver Ink Stand with Glass Bottles and Taper Stick
George III hallmarked sterling silver rectangular ink stand with three cut glass bottles, taper stick lid and original fire gilding by John Emes, London 1807, 23 cm x 18 cm and 794 grams
Georgian Revival Silver Inkstand with Glass Liners
A heavy Georgian Revival silver inkstand, of oblong shape with gadrooned borders, the pair of fixed inkwells with original glass liners. London 1919 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. 660gms (minus glass liners). Length 23 cm
George III Silver Desk Set with Chinese Lattice Gallery
George III sterling silver desk set, with 'Chinese' lattice gallery, with ink bottle (unmarked) & pounce pot, raised on ball-and-claw feet, London c1766 maker John Langford II & John Sebille
George III Silver Inkstand with Cut Glass Bottles
George III sterling silver rectangular bead edge inkstand with four cut glass bottles by William Plummer, London 1784 905g and 29 cm long
Georgian Silver Inkwell by James Dixon & Sons
A Georgian silver inkwell James Dixon & Sons / Sheffield /, circa 1852, featuring two ink wells with fluted sterling silver lids, the trough with beaded edges raised on shell formed feet, 422 gms silver (including crystal), 7 cm high, 18.5 cm wide, and 9…
Antique Sterling Silver Traveling Inkwell, London 1783
Rare Victorian sterling silver travelling inkwell, hallmarked, London, 1783, of square form, with screw cap
Art Deco Silver Capstan Inkwell, Birmingham 1829
A 1920s large silver Art Deco capstan inkwell, circular, mildly domed hinged lid above the octagonal plain flared base, no liner. Birmingham 1829 by Henry Matthews. Diameter 15.3 cm
George III Silver Triangular Inkstand with Glass Ink Wells
A George III sterling silver triangular inkstand by John & Thomas Settle, Sheffield 1815, on a platform with a C- scroll pen holder, nib cleaning brush and two oval diamond cut glass ink wells, 26 cm wide, 605 grams weighable silver excluding glass
Floral Enamel Inkstand with Circular Inkpots
An enamel inkstand decorated with floral cartouches and two circular inkpots and cover, circa 1820, probably English, 2 cm high, 18 cm wide, 12 cm deep
George III Silver Inkstand & Skewer, London 1787/1781
A George III silver standish Inkstand by Robert Hennell I, London 1787 & silver skewer by William Eley William Fearn, London 1781, of rectangular form with canted corners and wells, the octagonal bottles with silver mounts, 26 cm width
Georgian Sterling Silver Inkwell with Glass Lid
A Georgian sterling silver inkwell, of square shape, with original glass, O.Ltd, Birmingham 1928. Width 10.9 cm. Weight 539g. The lid not in line.
Louis XVI Silver Snake Handled Inkstand
A French Louis XVI silver snake handled inkstand, 1777 Paris, with maker's mark FDR and later import marks for London 1953 by the London Assay office, a shaped scroll footed tray with a lead lined ink pot, powder caster and circular bowl, engraved with a…
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