METAL ELEPHANT HEAD INKWELL

Head Shaped inkwell with Attached Tray Metal, inscriptions to underside read ‘AA’ and ‘MAK’, subject a head shaped inkwell, measures 4 x 7 1/2 x 5 3/4 inches, tarnishing and surface wear to pi

2 METAL LION HEAD INKWELLS, 3½″ ONE GOLD FINISH AND ONE PAINTED

Cold painted spelter (white metal) figural "roaring" Tiger head with crossed front paws inkwell , circa 1910, probably German or Austrian, hinged mouth opens to reveal glass inkwell, 4 1/2 in. tall x

Vintage, possibly antique, cast metal head of a worker inkwell. Possibly Russian origin. Enameled cast metal, some loss to enamel. Lid needs repair. Measures approx. 5.25 x 2.75 x 5 inches excluding l

Fine pair handpainted tall porcelain vases on figural elephant heads metal base, both Artist signed ( F GARDON ), I'm unfamiliar with the makers mark, as pictured. In very nice estate condition, they

Collection (9) walking sticks, 20th c., includes a Makoulpa cane with lion head handle and lion paws foot; a 2-part metal cane with elephant head handle, a brass eagle handle, a resin eagle with fish

Total Dimensions: Height 31'' x Width 31''Approximate Weight: 10 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Original

3 Elephants with metal heads

Inkwell is 3 1/2" tall 5 1/2" with base. White metal.

Murano Glass & Metal Elephant Paperweight Sculptiure. This abstract elephant paperweight has simple contours for legs and tail, and a metal alloy head with tusks, curving into a handle where the trunk

Vintage devil's head inkwell with hands resting on a book, cast metal with a tin base 3.5"H, 3.5"W, 4"D with paint wear, repaired hinge and lacking interior well, antique cast metal skeleton with join

The cloisonne metal censer enameled with flower scrolls on dark blue ground, set with three elephant head legs and two elephant nose handles, the reticulated lid set with an recumbent elephant knob. A

(lot of 2) Desk accessories, including: (1) cold painted metal fox's head, possibly formerly the lid of an inkwell, now mounted on a stone base, approx 2.75"h, 3.5"w, 3 1/8"d, (1) paper/ letter holder

Art Deco sterling silver handle walking cane with elephant head design. Mark and maker are unclear. The cane measures 34 inches long with a metal end, showing some bumps at the interior of the handle.

A French Patinated Metal Boar's Head Ink Stand After Christophe Fratin (French, 1801-1864) Circa 1870 opening to a ceramic inkwell, apparently unmarked. Height 4 3/8 x length 7 1/4 inches. Property Fr

Dark finish over silver toned metal. Metal owl vessel, possibly used as an ink well. Head of owl opens up. Measures approx 10.5W x 3H x 5D inches. Surface wear to piece consistent with age and use. Pi

Lot 7 Assorted Brass & Metal Inkwells including Knight and Indian heads worn and a demon. Condition:As found, normal wear with age and use Shipping:We offer in-house shipping. Item(s) will be packed a

comprising one Punch and Judy painted iron bank (5 3/4" wide, 7" high); one figural "Transvaal Money Box" (6" high); one brass inkwell (4 1/2" dia."; one inkwell modeled as the head of a demon (3 3/4"

comprising one Punch and Judy painted iron bank (5 3/4" wide, 7" high); one figural "Transvaal Money Box" (6" high); one brass inkwell (4 1/2" dia."; one inkwell modeled as the head of a demon (3 3/4"

3" X 4.75" Unmarked Loetz Style Art Glass Inkwell - Square - Green Iridescent with Embossed Gilt Metal Floral Band - Embossed Lion Head Lid - Finest Quality

Two owl decorative accessories. American, 20th Century. A cast metal owl inkwell, marked 4536 on base with glass ink insert. Figural owl desk lamp, metal with black paint, owl head form uranium glass

1900. Silver plate/cast metal, glass, marble. Silver plate bulldog head with expressive glass eyes resting on a marble base. The inkwell is missing the insert. 5.25" x 5" x 6".

English novelty patinated bronze inkwell modelled as a dog's head, 19th century. Figural dog wearing a hat, hinge to the back lifting the hat to reveal inkwell with metal liner. Mounted on a round ala

English novelty patinated bronze inkwell modelled as a dog's head, 19th century. Figural dog wearing a hat, hinge to the back lifting the hat to reveal inkwell with metal liner. Mounted on a round ala