An ink stand incorporating a silver sculpture desig

An early twentieth century silver inkstand of elongated oval form with reeded rim and raised on four bracket style feet, the centre fitted with an oval glass ink bottle with conforming reed border to

19th century silver ink stand with gold wash, Garrard, London, 6" x 12" x 7", approximately 62.0 troy oz TW. Provenance: Contents of a Boston penthouse suite. PLEASE NOTE: payment for silver, gold, je

French Silver Ink Stand with Arab seated on carpet. French silver hallmarks. Dimensions: 7 1/2"h X 11" X 6 1/2" Total weight: 21.2 average oz.

Important 19th C English Sterling Silver & Cut Crystal Figural Ink Stand c.1851 by John Hunt & Robert Roskel. Mounted on Original Wood. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimensions: To

A Victorian silver ink stand John Grinsell & Sons, London 1895 Of shaped rectangular form with gadroon rim, with two square section glass inkwells with conforming decoration to the hinged silver cove

An early 20th C 826 standard silver Neoclassical two-bottle ink stand on paw feet, decorated with reed handles and swags. Hallmarked to the back for Copenhagen, 1912. L. 28 cm (11 in.) Provenance: Abb

probably 19th century, rectangular, turned post, open work shaped sides with dragon, winged mask, cupids, scroll and floral decoration, crown central cartouche, mahogany wood base, unmarked, no monogr

Thomas Lamborn, English Sterling Silver Ink Stand. C. 1790. 13 ozt. Ht. 4" W 9" D 5". Silvervault. A Private Collection, East Aurora, NY.

A. Bonebakker and son, length 18 cm. Provenance: legacy of Dr. C.W.Th. Baron van Boetzelaer, Lord of Asperen and Dubbeldam

18/19th Century Possibly Spanish Colonial Rococo style Silver Ink Stand with Glass Inserts. Rubbed hallmark. Measures 6" H, 9-3/4" W. Approx. weight (without glass inserts): 14.28 troy ounces. Estimat

Sterling silver ink stand with lead crystal wells. Circa 1920. 3"h x 9"w

800 silver inkstand w/ angel bell, 29.9 t. oz. Stand with angel: 10.25"x 4.75". Ink jars: 2.75"x 3.5" each.

Antique Coin Silver Ink Stand Signed "Llamas". 6"h. x 9"w. 20.5 ozt.

A silver ink stand base, hallmarked London 1920, maker Josiah Williams & Co. (David Fullerton). Approx. 9 1/2" long

George II Sterling Silver Inkstand hallmarked London, 1751-1752, by Edward Feline I (ca. 1865-1753; free 1721), of shaped rectangular form with gadrooned rim, the central plateau fitted with ink, wate

Dutch silver footed inkstand with rosette and scroll decorated scalloped rim, with two cavities for pens on each side, the center featuring paw and acanthus galleries which hold ink pots and flank a b

Art Nouveau style, silver inkstand with fitted cut glass ink holders. L 11 in (28cm); W: 7 in (18cm); H: 6 in. (15cm); 750.6g.

18/19th c.; Guatemala, oval footed tray with pierced gallery; three circular pierced silver 2" containers, one for ink with original glass insert, one a pounce pot, the middle one now empty; along wit

Late 19th century English Sterling Silver inkstand set. Comprised of two inkwells and a singular candlestick set to the center. Held on a rectagular footed stand with beautiful reticulated design. Hal

A late Victorian silver inkstand of rounded rectangular form with beaded rim and raised on four splay feet, with a pair of silver mounted cut glass ink bottles flanking a central taper stick and a pen

A Victorian sterling silver inkstand, London 1900 by Charles Stuart Harris of shaped rectangular form upon four pad feet, with a pen recess. Fitted with a clear glass ink well with hinged cap. The bas

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER INKSTAND, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1906, the stand of shaped rectangular outline, raised on four pad feet. 17.5cm wide, base (excl. inkwell) 7.2 troy ounces

The shaped oval body fitted with two pots, the owl mask back with foliate pen rest, flanked by pair of scrolling candle branches, the rim with female masks, all raised on bracket feet. Length 13 inche

An impressive Victorian sterling silver ink stand, London 1863 by John Samuel Hunt. The cut glass hexagonal bottles topped by lids in the shape of ducal coronets. The central figure of a classical mot