English Stag Foot Inkwell

English stag foot inkwell with silver collar and lid, all mounted on an oak base, hallmarked, circa 1900. 5.5"h x 5.5"l

English silver plate desk stand, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, late 19th c., pen rest modeled as a stag's head, two glass inkwells, tray with foliate and shell border, raised on bun feet, small chips

A Collection of Desk Accessories 20th Century comprising a French gilt stag inkwell, an English silver mounted cut glass inkwell, a Rosenthal glass paperweight, a rock crystal pyramid-form paperweight

A footed, ball and claw foot, English sterling silver inkwell. Hallmarked under tray, on pull out with finger loop and tops. Dimensions: H 3.25" x W 9.75" x D 8" Weight: 26.17 ozt (silver only) Condit

Three Antique Brass & Silver Plate Stag Inkwells. German Antique Brass Double Inkwell With Stag Head Design, Marked Geschutzt. Approximately 9.5W x 7.3125D x 2.5H in. Antique English Twin Ink Stand Wi

Royal Worcester (English). Crafted of fine quality porcelain. A three stag or deer foot design with upswept horns supporting cornucopia type cases. Neoclassical female goddess face surrounded by gold

Width 10.5 inches, with two glass inkwells. One foot loose, minor loss to one side.

Silver plated and cut glass toast holder; an English silver plated desk pen and ink well on feet (as is); a low silver plated rectangular bowl; and a signed Chase mustard pot (as is with interior chip

19th and 20th century. Group including dishes cups, tea pots and saucers. The group also includes an interesting inkwell with gilt metal foot. Sold from the collection of a private Charleston, South C

London, 1786, oval form, dome lid with acorn final, base with openwork and engraved decoration, handles and feet with acanthus decoration, matching stag heraldic device, marks for Hester Bateman, .925

Late 19th/early 20th c. English oak 6 1/2" (h - to handle) x 11" (l) x 7" (w) double inkwell, brass handle & 4 ball feet, single drawer front & top with parquetry inlay, 2 1/2" (h) x 2" (l) glass bott

A Victorian English Silver Standish. Neoclassical style double inkstand with four hairy paw feet supports for the pen tray, two inkwells decorated with ram's heads and laurel swags. Center of inkwell

Crafted of sterling silver. Chafing or warming dish on stand. Features clean classical design with hairy lion paw feet and ring handles. Hand engraved stag crest. Bears Georgian Period Hallmarks 1801-

Crafted of sterling silver. Features a classical design with oval shape. Bowl with repousse leaf decoration and ringed lion handles. Comes with silver plated liners. Engraved with Stag and Fist crest.

English burl walnut, brass applique, footed, hinged letter caddy/inkwell. [7 x 12 x 9 inches]. One foot missing.

An antique English Victorian era silver inkwell. Crafted in a sophisticated rectangle shape, it is adorned with intricate foliage decorations along the borders and on four feet. At the heart of this c

4 1/2" X 4 1/2" ENGLISH INKWELL BLUE AND WHITE FLORAL PORCELAIN WELL WITH BRASS FITTINGS FEATURING GARGOYLE FIGURAL FEET

Sterling silver inkwell by James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, London, 1908. Lobed form supported by three hairy, cloven-hoofed goat feet, hinged lid with cabbage finial. Sterling-rimmed glass insert

Walker & Hall Sheffield, England inkwell tray with 2 golfers and a golf ball. Cut crystal square inkwell sits in the middle. Raised on 4 decorative feet and marked on bottom #51423A, Walker & Hall, Sh

English silver plate desk stand, late 19th c., two glass ink pots, candlestick, recessed pen wells, gadrooned border, ebonized case fitted with a single drawer, rising on bun feet, approx 8.75"h, 12.2

Description: English Bronze Inkwell/Candlestand, 19th Century, of square form with two lidded compartments, a circular well and a candleholder, raised on animal paw feet. Measurements:

with spherical sterling silver hinged cover hallmarked, Birmingham, 1902, above an unusual quaterfoil body raised on paw feet, h 10cm

Two hinged inkwells with glass inserts, on stand having gadrooned rim, on four scroll feet. London 1919 marked CSH (possibly Charles Stuart Harris). 18.4 ozt. [2 1/2" H x 10 1/2" W x 5 1/2" D].

English, 19th century. Victorian era parcel ebonized and walnut handled ink stand or standish, having brass mounts, double colorless glass inkwells, patterned pen tray, and rising on bun feet. Unmarke