Antique Quilling

A rare Anglo-Indian porcupine quill slope desk. with fitted interior, very elaborate, with hidden compartment.

Historic pair of late 17th century English quill work floral pictures in period wood oval frames.

Circa 18th century military boot form quill pen holder made of pottery. Please note of wear consistent with age.

Unusual 19th Century 6-sided Anglo-Indian quill box

Circa 1780s English Hepplewhite style polygon shaped tea caddy constructed of rolled paper or "quilled" paper with Satinwood and glass panes. The interior also has a wooden lid.

A rare mid-17th century oak writing box, decorated with lunettes, gouges and punchwork. Used by owners in the Tudor, Elizabethan and Jacobean periods for the housing of limited pers...

A double-sided 19th century town clerk signboard on a black ground with very fine gold gilt lettering and the unusual graphic of a quill-pen and inkwell

Early 19th Century very Unique Worcester porcelain ink and quill holder in the shape of a Swan, circa 1805.

19th century stunning Anglo-Indian mahogany porcupine quill bowl with bone inlay on a three mahogany carved elephant stand.

19th century horn and silver quill holder with unicorn figure on marble base.

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

The silver gilt interior with finely pierced and engraved grille depicting an open book and a quill pen amongst flower stems. By William Edwards, London, 1823.

This very charming and intriguing portrait study of Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s young son,Claude, is shown here, deep in childish though as he writes (or draws) with his quill pen. He is...

From the Romanov era, period of Tsar Nicholas II, the tapering cylindrical quill of rococo design, the ends decorated with scrolls, one with a reeded foliate border.

Two flared pockets flanking the dolphin-form handle accommodating a removable candle sconce, a pair of quill-holders applied to the curved front, decorated to the front with a panel ...

Silver Quill is currently a size 7.75 a can be sized to fit.

There are tapering columns to the case with inlaid shell designs, and unusual quilling beneath it, with an inlaid pattern and further quilling beneath the door.

The centre of the inkstand has bark style taper stick with quill holder and a removable sconce and snuffer.

Quillon block (center of the cross-guard) in bronze of a ceremonial sword, Eastern Europe, 17th-18th century. Quillons (also Quillions) are the extended arms of the cross-guard.

SUPERB AMERICAN THEMED ROMATIC DAGGER : EARLY TO MID 19THE CENTURY - Spanish, with 14.75cm flattened diamond shaped tapering blade and heavy cast bronze grip comprising a pair of ...

Notably, the portrait includes intriguing details such as a French gendarme hat placed to one side, a book, quill pen, and a gold chain for a fob watch, elements that collectively en...

Inkwell of a peasant, sled and milk barrel with pails, {quill holders} the inkwell within the milk barrel, raised upon a malachite veneered plinth, {lacking rope}.

18th Century French "Monstrance", a wood carved and painted religious relic, presented in the center is a glass cylinder showcasing original handmade quilling.

MODELLED AS A WINGED FEMALE FIGURE HOLDING AN OVAL TUB FITTED WITH AN INKWELL, A SAND SHAKER AND QUILL HOLDERS ON A RECTANGULAR BASE.

Handcrafted of natural wood, animal horn and quill fragments resulting in a subtly sophisticated and sculptural standout.

His right elbow and forearm upon another book. He holds a quill in his right hand. His left had holds an open book, at which he is glancing.

The Classical Bronze Chandelier has an open work cylinder cage made out of eight two-tone Arrows with Patinated Shafts mounted with Gilt Quills and Arrowheads mounted to two Gilt Ree...

He wears a winged helmet and sandals, a loosely draped pink, white, and yellow washed cloak over a short tunic, and leans arrogantly against bales, his message sack over his left sho...

Remarkable pair of English porcelain Swan inkwells, the ‘Royal’ form with gilt crown and chain around their necks, their upraised wings shielding a square opening to an ink chamber, ...

A very good George III period mahogany and inlaid Lady's Compendium table, the rectangular crossbanded hinged top opening to reveal a fitted writing area with a leather lined reading...

Unusual painting by unknown artist. With quill in mid-air and physical positioning of drawing back, it appears there is imminent confrontation or threat.

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

This would probably have been used to store small items such as a pot of ink, quills and a blotter. It may also have supported a candlestick.

Originally there would have been a feather quill but now there is a pencil. I have shown this piece used as a vase, as this is how I like to use ink wells today.

The superb case is typical of the best London work, with excellent proportions, solid Mahogany trunk door, choice flame veneers with excellent mouldings and lovely color having quart...

With the fabulous cast gilt quill wow! Not original of course but it looks great.

Below the bottom of the top panels there is a section which is framed in the form of quilling and this runs around the side of the wardrobe.

Flanking the clock is a tall, graceful figurine of a woman, symbolizing knowledge and creativity, holding a book in one hand and a feather quill in the other. Beside her stands a chi...

With solid mahogany top, reeded fore-edge and 3 drawers to the frieze, which have quilling pattern to their facing. Beneath are 4 full length drawers, which retain their original tur...

Often fitted with a leather or silk-covered writing surface, and with one or more drawers, as in this fine example, for the storage of quills and other paraphernalia, these pieces we...

The inkstand has a elegantly designed quill/pen tray incorporated with raised naturalistic wells for additional highlights.

The belt, decorated with thin stylized ornaments, unveils a sliding writing surface covered with black and gold-tooled leather, fitted with its inkwell and quill holder. Resting on X...

The inkstand has a elegantly designed quill/pen tray incorporated with raised naturalistic wells for additional highlights.

On the obverse of the star is Sultan Abdülmecid's royal cipher surrounded by an inscription on a gold-bordered circle of red enamel; all on a star of seven triple quills with small c...

The container for writing accessories such as the quill is housed in a hollowed-out marble terrace, the cups for the ink are in gilt bronze and chiseled with foliage decorations.

For the next several years, Tice contributed drawings to Vanity Fair, as well as to “little magazines” like Rogue, Playboy, The Quill, and newspapers including The New York Times, th...

Interestingly, the as yet unidentified artist commenced with a vertical composition, showing much of a Classical columned building in the background, but then redefined, or ‘cropped’...

It was likely made to the personal design of an officer who had it commissioned with these very distinctive features: Pistol grip pommel Acorn finals on the quillions Shell sh...

For the next several years, Tice contributed drawings to Vanity Fair, as well as to “little magazines” like Rogue, Playboy, The Quill, and newspapers including The New York Times, th...

For the next several years, Tice contributed drawings to Vanity Fair, as well as to “little magazines” like Rogue, Playboy, The Quill, and newspapers including The New York Times, th...

For the next several years, Tice contributed drawings to Vanity Fair, as well as to “little magazines” like Rogue, Playboy, The Quill, and newspapers including The New York Times, th...

Isaac was an eager draftsman, probably for the sheer pleasure of feeling the quill scratch the paper. Few of his drawings can be directly linked to paintings.[2] Pen-and-ink was his ...

Isaac was an eager draftsman, probably for the sheer pleasure of feeling the quill scratch the paper. Few of his drawings can be directly linked to paintings.[2] Pen-and-ink was his ...

On this sheet, della Bella drew on both sides using his recognizable technique of making delicate preliminary sketches in black chalk worked over, in a more finished manner, wit...

In the dream, a monk wrote something on the door of his Castle Church with a pen whose quill stretched all the way to Rome and threatened to knock the tiara from the pope’s head.

19th Century dome-shaped-top porcupine quill box with ebony and ivory detail. The inside top intricately inlaid with an elephant design and signed: “Ceylon”.

Lovely 60's carved and stained solid wood box, quality folk art and handcrafted work. Beautiful vintage condition, with traces of age and use throughout (see photos).

Fabulous Anglo-Indian decorative box inlaid. Made in Vizagapatam, situated on the south east coast of India, near Madras. Great decorative inlaid pen box or jewelry box. Inside dimen...

An exceptional late 19th-century Native American elaborately decorated sheath, attributed to the Great Lakes or Eastern Woodlands region. Probably Ojibwe/Chippewa. The dark cloth she...

beautiful 19th century English Regency style trinket box, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail. The box features intricate inlay work across the surface, highl...

VERY DECORATIVE VIZAGAPATAM BOX Vizagapatam, India, 19th Century. Rustic workmanship will only add to the decorative appeal of this Anglo-Indian footed domed casket in ebonized woo...

A beautiful, rustic antique Indian merchant's cash box hand crafted out of teak and accented with brass corner brackets, handle and medallions. The key turns and the lid slides open ...

An Anglo Indian Rectangular Porcupine Quill & Bone Box, 20th Century Description: Constructed from wood, featuring naturally shed porcupine quills inlaid between decorative band...

19th century Anglo-Indian Mughal wood box, inlaid and hand carved with the Taj Mahal and some flowers all around. Jewelry box, Anglo-Raj box from India in great condition. Nice Mugha...

Hans-Agne Jakobsson C627/110 'Rulle' darkly patinated outdoor sconce. An exclusive made for U.S. and UL listed authorized re-edition of the classic Swedish design executed in darkly ...

Early 20th century leather Afghani bag.

An anglo Indian workbox made of ebony. The tray lifts up from the box on the lid which is also inlaid in ivory and ebony and has a bone round disc that is signed New Bedford 1810. Th...

" Boston" Specchio di Lusso in Stile Contemporaneo, la cornice in Vetro di Murano è di colore Nero e fa parte della nuova serie a numero limitato "Curve", una vera opera d'arte reali...

Beautiful carved giltwood baroque ornament. Italy, 17/18th century. Weathered and small losses. Measurement includes the wooden base.

Large contemporary abstract painting with gestural marks and layered mixed media textures inspired by Mediterranean light and atmosphere. This work by Ángel Celada develops an open ...

1940s Italian gilt iron bamboo stool with leopard velvet upholstery.

Odds are good that you haven't seen many of these, with their scallop shell backs and seats, dolphin-head arms, and particularly such strange, roughened, coral-textured legs suggesti...

Fire place, sheet steel, France, 1960s. A well-designed fire place executed in black coated steel, ably employed as either the heart of a decor or its focal point. The whole constru...

A refined pair of Tuscan bedside tables from the second half of the 18th century, beautifully veneered in walnut and accented with delicate lemonwood and fruitwood string inlay. Exem...

Beautiful Baroque angel. Unique period piece made out of wood . Hand-carved Italy, circa 1750 Weathered. Measurement here below includes the wooden base. H:25,5cm W:23cm D:7,5cm

Italian Venetian Grotto (19th cent.) silver gilt rocker with carved seashell seat & back and seahorse sides (att: Pauly et Cie, Venice)