Antique Ink Bottles

Watercolor, ink and pencil on paper. Hand signed on the right margin.

It features a sliding locking desktop ideal for storing a laptop and papers, four large locking drawers to the left side with dummy drawers to the right and a pull-out inkwell drawer...

These compartments also contain writing tools, including an ink bottle and damping box. Designed down to the smallest detail, the full extent of Watt’s genius is evident in this rema...

It is crafted from fabulous burr walnut and the hinged pull out writing slope features an inset gilt tooled green leather writing surface, space for ink bottles and the pen tray. It...

Hallmarked in London in 1798 by Henry Greenway, this handsome, George III, antique, sterling silver ink stand, is plain in style, and features 2 glass bottles for ink and pounce, and...

Dating to the late 18th century, possibly early 19th century, featuring double inkwells, both retaining the original cut crystal glass ink bottles with fitted shaped silver plate cap...

When opened there is another brass dome lid that when opened the original glass ink pot bottle is revealed, this brass lid has a sprung seal to stop any ink spillages.

The small square sections frequently held small glass bottles of writing ink, blotting sand, wax seals, quill nibs, or cosmetics, perfumes, and hairpins—or today, all those little ph...

The impressive ink and pounce bottles are fitted with impressive push fit covers incorporating stalk ornamentation to the domed upper portion.

When opened there is another brass dome lid that when opened the original glass ink pot bottle is revealed, this brass lid has a sprung seal to stop any ink spillages.

The bottle for the ink is fitted with a sterling hinged lid.

Top drawer reveals storage compartments with lids and areas to hold bottled ink, envelopes, etc. This elegant chest of drawers has been restored and ready to be placed and enjoyed.