Edwardian Inkwells

Edwardian inkstand. Made by Andrew Barrett & Sons in London in 1908. Cut-glass base. Short neck in sterling silver collar with hinged and same-mounted marble ball cover; between flut...

A good antique Walker & Hall sterling silver capstan watch inkwell, Sheffield, England, 1906. The inkwell of capstan shape and fitted in the hinged lid...

Large silver plated and cut glass desk inkwell circa 1910 This most impressive large scale Edwardian desk inkwell was produced by the hi...

Large, Edwardian-Period, sterling silver mounted controlled bubbles design crystal inkwell with hinged lid, William B. Durgin Co., Concord, New Hampshire, Ca. 1900. Measures 4 1/2 in...

Hallmarked in London in 1908 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., this stylish, Edwardian, Antique Sterling Silver Ink Stand, is plain in design, and features reed borders and 2 pots...

An impressive and outstanding inkwell, the large inkwell made from a heft piece of crystal, hand-cut on the underside. The hinged lid is mounted with ...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique Edwardian English sterling silver gallery inkstand made by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd an addition to our ornamental silverware collection. ...

Antique early-20th century Edwardian solid silver & cut glass Inkwell with clock. The hinged cover is set with a 8 day goliath pocket watch, with ...

A handsome and unusual Edwardian inkwell made from a heavy piece of glass beautifully cut in the form of a horse hoof, perfect for the desk-top of the equestrian devotee. The coll...

An exceptional, fine and impressive, unusual antique Edwardian English sterling silver and cricket ball inkwell; an addition to our diverse ornamental silverware collection This exceptional antique Edwardian sterling silver inkstand has a plain rectangular shaped form. The surface of this impressive Birmingham silver inkstand is plain and fitted to either end with a pen rest/stand, realistically modelled in the form of baluster shaped cricket bails. The upper plateau features a protruding shaped plateau to the posterior surface, supporting an impressive and unusual cricket ball inkwell. The inkwell retains the original red leather cricket ball* covering, incorporating all the details of the stitching. This antique inkwell is fitted with a hallmarked domed hinged cover with incurved shaped thumbpiece to the anterior edge. The cover opens to reveal the removable glass ink liner. The cricket ball inkwell sits adjacent to an applied presentation plaque, ornamented with the engraved inscription 'A. H. Green, from H. C. Holden, 10 wickets, Highbury v Moorgreen, 8th June 1907'; this engraving could be professionally erased upon request. The chamfered rim of the stand is embellished with an applied floral and reed decorated border. This antique inkwell is supported by four bun style feet. * Red leather was the traditional covering of this period. The proposal to utilise alternative colours such as white or pink was not suggested till the 1930s. Condition This antique Birmingham silver...

A stunning Edwardian inkwell made from a hefty piece of English crystal, hand-cut all-over with a design resembling a honey cone pattern. The collar and hinged lid is made from st...

The horse hoof retaining a horse shoe with another horseshoe upright over a silvered top housing two cut glass and brass ink canisters with hinged tops and a gilded horse bust.