Antique Quilling

Anglo-Indian ebonized Quill side table We are proud to offer an Anglo-Indian ebonized side table

Renaissance cabinet with a quill-feather decor. ORIGIN: FRANCE PERIOD: 16th CENTURY Height

A rare and wonderful quill box writing slope, with a scalloped base and drawer. The desk opens up

A fine antique Ceylonese hexagonal shaped ebony and porcupine quill box marked GALLE (Galle was an

A large size Anglo Indian quill box, with a sewing box interior, unusual in this type of box, as

Outstanding, native American, quilled, tin cone and feathered breastplate with an interesting

A Stunning Porcupine Quill Box, made from black wood with porcupine quill decorations. These were

A rare Anglo-Ceylonese ebony and porcupine quill hexagonal table with bone inlay; the hexagonal top

A very large 19th C. quill lap desk, with inlaid bone or ivory interior, hidden drawers, and

A collection of 2 large and 2 small quill boxes. The large boxes, with inlaid spice tray interiors

comprising feather quill, roses or winged angel heads. Cabinet-makers become architects and the harmony of

Quill weathervanes of the late 19th century are fairly standard from maker-to-maker. Most are sheet

A rare Anglo-Ceylonese ebony and porcupine quill square side table with bone inlay; the square top

A fine Ceylonese box of rectangular form with porcupine quills set into a framework of bone inlaid

Made of rosewood, this antique tea caddy is distinguished by its porcupine quill detailing

19th-Century British Colonial handcrafted porcupine quill box with a working lock and key. This

A wonderful 18th century George III quill work (scrollwork) tea caddy of elongated hexagon form

intricately wrapped in quills that were dyed in multiple colors including red, orange, yellow, purple, blue

quill. The exterior of the box is veneered with quill cut and arranged to create a zig-zag pattern using

Author: Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur - (Edmund Dulac). Title: The Sleeping Beauty And Other Fairy

19th century Anglo-Indian inlay porcupine quill side table has a hexagonal shape top. Wooden

Antique silver quill pen stand nib brush wipe, London 1902 William Comyns. Very unusual combination

An Anglo Indian ebonized side table from the early 20th century, with porcupine quill inlay and

Justus Juncker (1703-1763, Germany) Attributed to Scholar Sharpening His Quill Penn Expertise: We

Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur. The Sleeping Beauty and Other Fairy Tales. London: Hodder and Stoughton

An Anglo Indian 19th C box, with pen holder and inkstand of quill with pull out drawer, bone

-crafted in silver-topped gold. Old-cut diamonds are pavé-set along finely chased quills, creating soft

The 7 cameos of historical figures, fitted with 3 quill holders, 2 inkwells and a pounce pot. The

Switzerland, circa 1890. The slant front is finely carved in relief with a design of quills, books, pens, a

porcupine quills. Inlaid specimen wood tops. These tables were fully restored in our workshops, replacing

Antique Silver Quill Pen Stand Nib Brush Wipe, London 1902 William Comyns. Very unusual

An Early 20th Century Faux Book Inkwell with Original Quill Pens

fitted interior with drawers, inkwells, solid horn quill holder, spring-loaded secret drawer, tooled and

Primitive set of 6 antique hand carved hardwood skittles (fr. quilles) and 1 ball. Wonderful

Unusual Anglo-Indian frame with porcupine quills set in rosewood with circular bone inlay. Made in

A pair of attractive Anglo Indian table book stands in ebony and porcupine quill with bone finials

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

Bugatti style side table, wood, horn and quills Milanese Syrian inspired occasional table fits

A tall overmantel mirror from the late 19th century, with a large cartouche of bow and quill

trailing with a single cream color cup with four quills. The strong contrast between the cream-colored wavy

details. Legs and top apron inlaid porcupine quills. ARRIVING END NOVEMBER  

also displays two tubular containers for quills and a circular dish for wafers. The silver mounted

lid enclosing inkwells and quill holders supported on toupe feet.

Late 19th century ostrich in motion inkwell. Two stones in bronze serve as the quill holder and top

French brass free standing shield fire screen with ribbon and floral swags, quill with arrows, and

AUTHOR: RACKHAM, Arthur (Arthur Quiller-Couch). TITLE: Arthur Rackham's Book Of Pictures

natural and dyed porcupine quills; with fringe at the base. Quill work consists of crosses and simple

. Complete with three original feather quilled darts. One of which has a lovely old repair.  

quills. These pieces have been rewired and PAT tested to UK standards.

fitted with quills. For a discussion of the use of quills on mochaware, see J. Rickard "Mocha and

19th Century Gold leaf capitals, decorated with sea shells, porcupine quills and Japanese rice

interior with three drawers and separate drawer for ink and quills. Flanked on either side by bookshelves

A group of Anglo-Sinhalese boxes, two with porcupine quill veneer, the third with in carved teak

lining; supported by stem with quill and arrow, fluted column and quatrefoil plinth, with bronze mounts

cover, surmounted with a lion on a large oak leaf, to cover a compartment for the quill nibs. The back

. Item features remarkable cast bronze forms, stunning details, large impressive size, holding quill pens

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