Antique Inkwell And Quill

Early 19th Century very Unique Worcester porcelain ink and quill holder in the shape of a Swan

background. The hinged lid lifts to reveal four porcelain inkwells and three quill holders inside the box.

This very unusual pair of 19th century Charles X gilt and metal quill holders are in the shape of

inkwell and quill holder. Resting on X-shaped feet linked with a stretcher and standing on patinated

MODELLED AS A WINGED FEMALE FIGURE HOLDING AN OVAL TUB FITTED WITH AN INKWELL, A SAND SHAKER AND

lettering and the unusual graphic of a quill-pen and inkwell

in his right hand and an orange money bag in his left; an inkwell, quill, scroll, and gold coins at

lid enclosing inkwells and quill holders supported on toupe feet.

Remarkably well preserved desk stand complete with vessels for ink and sand. Has decorative design etched along edges front and back. This item is over 300 years old!

and quills. There is a brass escutcheon for the lock although no key is available. One glass inkwell

newspaper, half folded, in his hands. A small inkwell and quill can be seen in the background to the right

side and reveiling compartments for inkwells and quills. The top as well as the front drawers, the

inkwells and quills. The top as well as the front drawers, the sides are decorated with mirrored marquetry

set is comprised of three cut-glass jars, serving as an inkwell, quill Stand and pouncepot, all set

front drawers, the top drawer reveiling compartments for inkwells and quills as well as a removable

drawer reveiling compartments for inkwells and quills as a removable wooden cover for hiding important

inscribed 'Reverend R.Potenger', the fitted interior with inkwell and quill tray, and one side drawer, 20in

gift. Comes with the original heavy metal topped inkwells and notepad, modern quill and stand and

. Comes with the original heavy metal topped inkwells and notepad, modern quill and stand.Other items are

adjustable hinged leather drawing surfaces, quill and inkwell flanking drawers, original brass pulls, and

showcases compartments dedicated to quills and inkwells, while the central part lifts up to uncover

shirt, seated at his desk with a nicely detailed gilt desk set with Cupid figure, inkwell, quill, and

beside a table with a book, quill and inkwell. Intriguingly, under the table, there’s a small opened

covered with black and gold-tooled leather, fitted with its inkwell and quill holder. Resting on X-shaped

writing platform and compartments for holding paper, inkwells and quills. There is a brass escutcheon for

front drawers, the top drawer reveiling compartments for inkwells and quills as well as a removable

front drawers, the top drawer revealing compartments for inkwells and quills as well as a removable

Anglo Indian Vizagapatam Quill Inkstand with Twin Inkwells. The base of the inkstand includes a

Rare Belgium gray marble inkstand. The piece has a inkwell and sander centered by a quill holder

sliding lockable top with brass gallery, four internal drawers and hinged pullout quill and inkwell drawer

use for each bottle: the single centered hole is designed to hold a pen (a feathered quill), the lid

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Second Empire green glass inkwell circa 1870 .rare color .Encased in gilt metal Empire styled mounts ,swans drinking from a fountain. The lid shows a woman with bust . The ovoid gree...

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