A George V silver desk ink stand,

George V Silver Traveling Inkstand and Two Meat Skewers The inkstand with two glass inkpots, mark of Harry Freeman, London, 1917. A large meat skewer, marked London, 1796 A smaller meat skewer, indist

A George V sterling silver inkstand, Sheffield 1911 by Walker and Hall Of pierced shaped circular dished form upon three cast open work scroll ball and claw feet. The centre with a recess fitted with

A George V Britannia standard silver treasury inkstand, London 1926 by Crichton Brothers Of conventional form, rectangular form with moulded edges raised on four bun feet with hinged C scroll and knop

A Group of Sterling Silver Desk Items various makers and dates Comprising a George III sterling silver armorial inkstand, Henry Chawner, London, 1793, engraved with arms and motto 'STRONG AND FAITHFUL

A George III silver desk stand of oblong form, having a gadroon rim with foliate shell borders and raised on four paw feet, the centre fitted with three silver mounts for glass ink bottles and flanked

An early Victorian silver desk ink stand, the shaped base having shell moulded and reeded rim supporting three central removable apertures, the whole raised upon four shell and acanthus leaf feet. Hal

An early Victorian silver desk ink stand, the shaped base having shell moulded and reeded rim supporting three central removable apertures, the whole raised upon four shell and acanthus leaf feet. Hal

Silver desk inkstand, having three covered elements with only one cobalt glass liner. 16 ozt. inclusive. [5" H x 11" W x 4" D]. Covered elements "as-is".

A George III silver desk stand, the oblong form standing on paw feet with ovolo border, dual sunken pen rests, a central cylindrical compartment with detachable chamberstick cover and flanked either s

the case with maker's mark "C&C" within a rectangle, London, 1919 (marked to each section); the clock dial marked "* Day" and "Swiss Made"; Provenance: The Estate of Barry Tarlow, Los Angeles; Conditi

the case with maker's mark "ES Ld" within a rectangle, London, 1928, and retailer's mark "Finnegan's Ltd / New Bond St W"; enclosing a pocket watch-form clock, the dial marked "8 Days" and "Swiss Made

A GEORGE III SILVER INKSTAND, London c.1775, mark of William Plummer, of shaped rectangular form, with gadrooned rim, fitted with cutglass pots, with silver lids, and pen trays (26 troy ozs excluding

George III silver inkstand, Letter dated 1810, sterling silver and glass, the two-handled rectangular tray with two pen wells and decorated with gadrooned edge, set with three silver lidded glass cont

William Stroud, George III silver inkstand, Letter dated 1819, England, sterling silver, the shaped square tray with shell and gadroon border, set with three lidded pots, repousse decorated with strin

George III silver inkstand attributed to silversmith Hester Bateman, London 1788, one of the few female silversmiths. The antique liquor bottle added to complement the inkstand, and fits perfectly ins

D&J Wellby, London, 1913, generous lobed form, foliate capped spout, swing handle with treen insulator, the hinged cover with treen finial, on a matching base, raised on pedestal feet, 14 1/2 in. H. o

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

George III Sterling Silver Inkstand John & Thomas Settle, Sheffield, 1818 Casket form with shell and gadroon rim raised on paw feet, the hinged domed cover opening to three glass pots. Length 6 inches

Charles & George Asprey 1896 Silver Inkstand Silver overlay wells and vermeil interior box, all mounted. Elaborate design open gallery. Marked in several parts Charles and George Asprey, London, 1896.

George IV sterling silver inkstand, c. 1820, Sheffield, England, the shaped sterling silver tray with gadroon border and shell and foliate corners, set with two diamond cut jars with silver mounts fla

George III silver double inkstand, Joseph Craddock & Wm Reid (ent 1812), London, 1816-17, cut crystal inkwells (chips around bases, 7-1/2" w x 6" d x 3" h, 13.79 TO

A Victorian silver desk stand or inkstand, of shaped rectangular form, decorated in the Gothic revival style, atop four scroll form supports, ensuite with two fitted cut glass and silver topped ink bo

Hallmarked London with date letter for 1931 and maker's marks for Charles Stuart Harris & Sons Ltd., showing a baluster shaped body fitted with a swing handle and richly decorated in the Rococo manner

A GEORGE V SILVER TEA STRAINER AND STAND, by Mappin & Webb Ltd, Birmingham 1919, the strainer with twin scroll-form handles. (2) 13.5cm across handles, 3.2 troy ounces