TREEN: A VICTORIAN NOVELTY INKWELL, in the form of a

An unusual novelty desk pen holder modeled in the form of a Satyr's head where the mouth forms the pen holder, base is an intricate pierced silver design work of scrolling vines and flowers with putti

Another offering of Victorian glass novelties for you novelty collectors out there. All three in chair form. Two are inkwells. One is you guessed it, NOT. Just a whimsy chair. Ever have guests come ov

Incredible 19th Century Victorian Novelty Horn Inkwell. Featuring a pair of crystal inkwells with rose motifs. The horn has four ebony wood turned feet. Measures 13 inches x 4 inches x 5.75 inches.

This is one of Grandpa Magnum's favorite lots in the auction. An assortment of 5 Victorian novelty book form toothpick holders. Grandpa has quite the book collection. He also enjoys picture magazines

Black Forest : a Victorian inkwell in the form of a dogs head , the dog smoking a cigar, wearing a fez hat and stand-up collar with a bow tie, has glass eyes, 5'' high

A Victorian unmarked silver mounted novelty inkwell, London circa 1880 retailed by Walter Thornhill The hinged cap formed as dog with paws up. Clear glass body. Engraved to the base W. Thornhill &

Carved wood novelty treen pin cushion in the form of a shoe, with pin pad, decorative nail work, buttons and sliding lid to expose a compartment. Dated 1875, 7" long x 2.75" high, very good condition

DIMENSIONS APPROX 10.5x6.5x6.5CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and r

late 19th/early 20th century, comprising: basket form cup aloft three standing bears, each with removable walking stick, raised on circular, naturalistic base, 5-1/2 in.; tree trunk form inkwell with

A Pair of Victorian Silver Novelty Shakers in the Form of Miceindistinct English hallmarks, "RC" sponsor's mark, 19th century. 2 1/2 in. 3.32 total troy oz. From the Collection of Mr. Stephen A. Stutt

A Victorian novelty match strike in the form of a tortoise with a silver body and natural material shell. with marks for Thomas Johnson, London, 1881, with additional retailers mark. L. 8.5 cm (3 1/2

Late Victorian, carved cat-in-shoe novelty inkwell made of what appears to be fruitwood, probably English origin, 7 in. long X 5 in. height X 2 ½ in. wide. Tip the cat back to disclose glass ink

Late Victorian, carved cat-in-shoe novelty inkwell made of what appears to be fruitwood, probably English origin, 7 in. long X 5 in. height X 2 ½ in. wide. Tip the cat back to disclose glass ink

We're offering two charming Victorian Duncan Glass Novelties in the form of chairs in the daisy & Button pattern. Each measures 3 3/4" tall.

TREE TRUNK GNOME FORM INKWELL MARKED ENGLAND.

A Victorian cast brass standish / inkwell of rectangular form with twin scrolling handles and floral and foliate decoration. Having two glass inkwells flanking a central taper stick holder with butter

A Victorian cast brass desk inkwell of pedestal form with pierced foliate base. Approx. 4 3/4" high

Great signed Derby Victorian Silverplate figural egg form inkwell featuring a chick and cherubs.

Mappin and Webb, Sheffield 1898, a Victorian novelty silver mustard pot, in the form of an egg, on three spherical feet with ball finial, glass liner, 7cm high, 1.89ozt

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

Five novelty painted metal dog-form inkwells, late 19th/early 20th century, English or American, representing a bulldog, pug and terrier. [Largest: 4" H x 5 3/4" W x 3 1/2" D]. One lacking liner; mark

Three novelty carved wood dog-form inkwells, late 19th/early 20th century, English or American, representing a bulldog, pug and doberman. [Largest: 4 1/4" H x 4 1/2" W x 3" D]. Scuffs, marks and wear;

A RARE STERLING SILVER, 19TH CENTURY 'BOWLING PIN' COCKTAIL SHAKER, 1899 the antique Victorian solid silver novelty cocktail shaker, in a form of a bowling pin, engraved with ten 'pins' and inscribed

A Victorian novelty silver bookmark, Birmingham 1893, in the form of a trowel, together with a miniature pepper pot, Charles Horner, Birmingham 1906, and an Edwardian sovereign case, Birmingham 1906,