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H 2.37 in W 7.68 in D 0.04 in
George V Sterling Silver Large Treasury Inkstand London, 1928 John S Harman & Co
Located in 53-64 Chancery Lane, London
A fine and incredible quality George V rectangular treasury inkstand compromising of four flip
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H 4.1 in W 6.5 in D 10.9 in
Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd Antique Sterling Silver Treasury Inkstand
By Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd.
Located in Jesmond, Newcastle Upon Tyne
An exceptional, fine and impressive antique George VI English sterling silver treasury inkstand; an
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Antique Edwardian Silver Treasury Inkstand
By Daniel & John Wellby
Located in London, GB
A wonderful and heavy quality antique inkstand in the treasury style with cast scroll handles and
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George V Presentation Treasury Inkstand
Located in New Orleans, LA
This expertly crafted George V Presentation inkstand was presented to Lionel de Rothschild to
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H 1.97 in W 6.62 in D 9.45 in
Vintage Sterling Silver 'Treasury' Inkstand 1938 Ink Well Stand Queen Anne Style
By Richard Comyns
Located in London, GB
An elegant sterling Silver Inkstand in the classic 'Treasury' style from the Queen Anne Period
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H 2.72 in W 6.5 in D 9.38 in
Antique Silver Treasury Inkstand / Desk Tidy 1913 by Harrods Stores Ltd
By Harrods
Located in London, GB
A traditional Antique Sterling Silver 'Treasury' Inkstand in a style seen as early as the 17th
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Now that we no longer need vintage, new or antique inkwells for written communication, these elegant desk accessories make for a distinctive decorative touch in any home office or study.
Prior to the 19th century, the inkwell was an integral part of the writing process. The first fountain pen was patented in 1827. Typewriters found acceptance during the 1880s, and the ballpoint pen, which replaced the inkwell on most desks and writing tables of the era, modernized the way we write. (Later, it would transform how some of us make art.) Today, a well-designed antique or vintage inkwell is a fun, decorative accent for any work area.
If you find yourself working from home today more often than not, why not freshen things up a bit? Small changes can help elevate your workspace: Incremental edits to your interior, such as rethinking your shelving, swapping out your wall decor and adding a touch of the past to your modern-day desktop, can actually make a big difference. Alongside an ornate Art Deco–era desk lamp and an antique paperweight, your inkwell will look right at home and can support your effort to create a happy home office.
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