Austrian Inkwells

Rare Austrian Majolica Frog water lily Inkwell circa 1890. Complete with the lid.

Mould-blown, conical vase with delicate shoulders and slightly flared rim, six molten drops in regular sequence drawn vertically from bottom to top, ground and polished pontil on the...

Writing accessoire with two inkwells, model no. 2216 - Mszas 2, Carl Witzmann & Josef Hoffmann, Wiener Werkstätte, 1917 marked "JH", rose mark, "WIENER/WERK /STÄTTE", "9", "1", "2" ...

Antique iridescent purple glass inkwell manufactured by Rindskopfs Sohne. Lobed circular form with typical trailed decoration, applied floral pierced Art Nouveau ormolu chrome pleate...

Antique iridescent purple glass inkwell by Kralik in the "Pampas" decor, i.e. a Kralik decor shift on Loetz Pampas. Lobed square form with typical trailed...

Art Nouveau desk Blotter with embossed brass decoration.

Fore sale is a hunting motive inkwell. It is shaped like the head of a dachshund surrounded by reed. It was professionally crafted around 1900 and made from Vienna Bronze and chrome ...

Late 19th century Vienna Bronze great dane pen wiper. Pen wipers were used throughout the 1800s to keep the nib of a dip or fountain pen in perfect working o...

This very high quality inkwell is more than just a typical antique desk piece, it is quite whimsical. The young man with outstretched arms will hold your pen. The man's head flips ba...

Stylish, rare and top quality workmanship desk piece. This antique is not only rare, stunning, original and top quality made, it also is very decorative and highly collectible. Both for collectors of cold painted Viennese bronzes and for horse lovers in general this antique work of art is a marvelous piece to use and to behold. We have added an extra photo to our gallery of photos of this desk gem, to show you that the perfect horse bit also functions as a holder for pens. In the 19th and early 20th century it would ofcourse have held crown pens. The patina, the details in the horses anatomy...

A beautiful quality lizard inkwell, the realistically modelled lizard as inset glass eyes.

Out of the ordinary wooden Art Nouveau Inkwell from around 1900 in Austria. Artfully carved out of beechwood and trimmed to a nice mahogany look, this unusual round inkwell shows a fantastic design adorned by brass rosettes with porcelain knobs...

19th Century Grand Tour Imperial Austrian helmet inkwell. Apparently unmarked. Dimensions: H 8" x W 8" x D 5.5" Condition: Signs of age and use includ...

A stunning Austrian cold-painted bronze inkwell figure of a coffee vendor at his stall by Franz Xavier Bergmann (1861-1936) and dating from around 1900. The bronze comprises of an op...

Lost wax processed inkwell depicting a pug dog, standing over a green marble base. Head reclines revealing the ink reservoir. Original patina, Vienna, 1890 ca.