VICTORIAN INKWELL, FOOTED WITH GROTESQUE MASKS

Victorian carved oak corner chair, late 19th c., having cherub mask and foliate carved back and arm rail, over grotesque mask double slats, rising on fluted and tapered legs, ending on turned feet, ap

Richard Ginori, Antique Figural Faience InkstandItalian, mid-19th century, blue and white glazed, centered with a faun flanked by ink well and sander, grotesque masks between the side feet, stamped on

Furniture, Victorian Folding Easel, oak w/carved grotesque facial mask flanked by spool-turned corner decorations & bronze foot terminals at base, VG/Exc cond, later refinished, 73"H x 19"W.

This Vintage Ornate Victorian Style Solid Brass Double Ink Well Footed with Hinged Lids and Handle is not an antique but it is a nice vintage piece. It measures 14” x 7 ¼” x 4 ¾&

Meiji era footed round censer with a tapered body, grotesque mask form handles, snake form finial, and floral decoration with a meander border and gilt accents, unidentified mark, possibly Katei or Mu

A Victorian Center Table in Oak with Glass Ball and Claw Feet American, 19th Century having grotesque mask to the iron-claw feet. Height 28 x width 27 1/2 x depth 27 1/2 inches.  

Renaissance Revival manner brass inkwell, with two ink pots flanking a smiling Grotesque mask, throughout with scrolling motifs. 3.25" H x 9.5" W x 6.5" D.

4 folios with mother of pearl inlay. Largest: 12" x 9". Hand held fire screen. Coin purse, wear to decoration, fabric interior detached from panels. Scalloped footed ink well. After Thomas Sully (Amer

19th Century hand crafted English Victorian Silver plate footed desk caddy/ inkwell. Made of wood with a pull out drawer, silver plate claw feet, silver plated caddy cover and desk items, including a

DESCRIPTION: Antique Victorian silver plated footed mirror plateau stand designed with a rare trefoil shape, with hand engraved decorative motifs, and head masks motifs on the flange. CIRCA: Late 19th

Victorian bronze encrier/ desk stand, late 19th c., scrolled pen rest on dolphin-form supports, two inkwells with hinged lids, base with lunettes and masks, rising on toupie feet, inkwells lacking gla

Footed tray style double ink well with ornate raised designs and highly sculpted handles, all polished brass. Dimensions: 6.5"L x 5"W x 11"H

A VICTORIAN IRISH SILVER FOOTED BOWL with scalloped edge and embossed floral decoration raised on three lions mask spiral feet 10.5cm diameter, 7cm high., app. weight 178g (5.7 troy oz.) - Dublin, 183

Irish Late Victorian Sterling Silver Footed Bowl , Dublin, 1890, maker J.S, probably John Smyth, act. 1871-1911, lion's mask feet, body chased with village scene with figures, engraved 1992 presentati

Edward Bernard & Sons Ltd. (Edward, Edward Jr., John and W. Barnard) antique Victorian pierced sterling silver and crystal inkwell set. Consisting of one footed tray, two crystal/silver hinged topped

Victorian Black Ebony Wood Desk Stand, having glass inkwells with carved lion mask and shell form pen holder, height 4 1/4 inches, length 10 1/2 inches. Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield,

A quality replica of a Victorian era carved English and Scottish corner chair, with scrolled acanthus arms. The center of the top has a figural Renaissance face / mask. The slat back with grotesque ea

Footed . 11" W x 8:"D Inkwells are removeable.

Large lot of small collectibles including 3 inkwells in cast iron frames, French gilt brass dresser box, 1930s composition cottage form clock, grotesque Victorian claw and devil candlesticks, annular

Sterling footed English salver, London, 1852, Victorian, Presentation by Daniel & Charles Houle 15 3/4"D Weight 62.8toz.

Sterling silver footed bowl, with an elaborate pierced scroll border, by Frank M Whiting, 4.24 by 11.5 inches, 43 troy ounces.

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

Another charming Victorian inkwell depicting a cat and a dog in a fluffy muff. Measures 3 1/4" tall.

Likely English, 19th C. Pair of oak pelmets (also called a "cornice board") carved with central grotesque mask issuing leafy flloral swags. Approx. height 15", width 51.5", depth 7.62".