JL Bascule Paris "Snail" Inkwell of Porcelain & Brass - 19th Century, France. This unusual inkwell

A French Victorian Porcelain & Brass Snail-form Inkwell by J L Encrier Bascule Paris. A rotating porcelain ink cavity mounted on a brass tray, having a scrolling gilt pen holder, brass marked with "En

Late 19th century, Fischer & Mieg of Pirkenhammer porcelain hand-painted Imari-style snail-form revolving inkwell, with brass pen holder and underplate. Green hallmark on underside. Measures 7"W x 3.5

An Empire Style Paris Porcelain Inkwell 19th Century with M. Imp. de Sevres mark to the underside. Height 5 x width 5 1/4 x depth 3 1/2 inches.

A 19th Century Paris porcelain inkwell, in the from of a recumbent horse wearing a saddle cloth, on a scrollwork plinth, indistinct incised marks, 17cm wide

Early 19th century Paris porcelain inkwell, large lift off top with seated mother, child, dog and dressing table, top lifts of to reveal ink pot and sander / pounce pot molded to base both with Gothic

Old Paris porcelain inkwell encrier, 19th c., hand-painted and gilt porcelain, blue underglaze mark "MA" and signed "Leu" to underside, 5.5"h x 9.25"w x 8.25"d Provenance: The Estate of Catherine Cava

Old Paris porcelain encrier inkwell, 19th c., French, gilt and polychrome painted enameled porcelain with relief carved unglazed bisque porcelain panels, the rectangular stand decorated with roses, wi

NAPOLEONIC SEVRES PORCELAIN INKWELL France, Late 19th Century Green with gilt highlights. Rectangular form with lyre-shaped finial, acanthus leaf border and claw feet. Height 4.5”. Width 5.5”. Dep

Paris Polychrome and Gilt Porcelain Inkwell , late 19th c., manner of Jacob Petit, modeled as Cupid astride a swan, dual inkwell interior, h. 7 1/2 in., w. 6 in., d. 5 in. Note: Loss to Cupid's blade

This Antique 19th C. brass double inkwell was made by William Tonks & Sons and is marked WT&S with open sun. Measures 13 ½” x 7” x 4 ½”. Solid brass and in very good to excellent condition. Ha

Antique Continental Sterling & Porcelain Inkwell - Continental Europe/likely France. A 19th century inkwell with an Asian inspired polychrome porcelain body decorated with floral motifs, wooden base,

DESCRIPTION: Porcelain inkwell with a brass, hinged top and a brass base set into an ornate brass tray. Inkwell body depicts three images in relief punctuated by a foliage motif: a winged man wrestlin

Antique 19th C French Limoges Porcelain Inkwell. Antique French inkwell marked GDA France for the Limoges maker. Enamel and gilt decorated. Measures 4.5 inches in diameter.

A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH PARIS SEVRES TYPE PORCELAIN INKWELL upon a gilt bronze scrolling base. 23 cm x 13 cm.

Measures approx. 2" high x 2 3/8" in diameter. Good antique condition with one crack and minor chip to the lid.

19th. C Paris Porcelain Fine Desk Top Inkwell with DOG Figure. size: 5 inches x 9.5 inches x 6.75 inches

second quarter-19th century; floral decoration with removable ink and pumice pots, 6 in. L.

Measurements: 10 in x 7 x 4 in

Western Europe, France, reign of King Charles X, ca. September 1824 to August 1830 CE. An ornate brass inkwell with 3 central chambers, 2 solid lids, and a perforated lid, all topper with petite pine

Two Inkwells, consisting of an Old Paris Porcelain Inkstand, 19th c., with gilt and hand painted floral decoration, with a central lidded box, flanked by a carved sander and a covered inkwell, behind

Brass with porcelain liner. Apparently unmarked. Dimensions: H 4" x Dia. 4" Condition: Scattered surface marks. Lid re-soldered to hinge.

A late 19th century Aesthetic Period Brass inkstand with equestrian design. Single inkwell with porcelain liner and jockey cap form lid, on a elaborately cast stand with pen tray and horseshoe, whip a

FINE 19TH C VICTORIAN GILT BRONZE OR BRASS 2 PC. DESK SET, INCLUDING LETTER HOLDER AND DOUBLE INKWELL WITH ORIGINAL PORCELAIN INSERTS. NOT SURE OF MAKER, BUT HIGH QUALITY, LETTER HOLDER STAMPED 704 NY

Rare Antique Meissen German Porcelain Double Inkwell with French Silver Mounts by Bointaburet Paris. With Original Porcelain Wells. Porcelain is Mid 19th Century. Silver Mounts are Probably Late 19th