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Rectangular ink-well in green catalin plastic.

Rectangular ink-well in green catalin plastic.

1948
Ink pot in form of skull

Ink pot in form of skull

Great Western Railway Ink Well

Great Western Railway Ink Well

1869-1901
Travelling ink well, leather covered copper case

Travelling ink well, leather covered copper case

1801-1900
Shell used as Ink and Paint Well, Egypt, 3000 BCE

Shell used as Ink and Paint Well, Egypt, 3000 BCE

3000 BCE
Set of Chinese Writing Implements, an Ink Well, 1800-1925

Set of Chinese Writing Implements, an Ink Well, 1800-1925

1800-1925
Set of Chinese Writing Implements, an Ink Well, 1800-1925

Set of Chinese Writing Implements, an Ink Well, 1800-1925

1800-1925
Inkwell and holder of imitation catalin (cast phenolic)

Inkwell and holder of imitation catalin (cast phenolic)

1948-1960
HMSO ink well, 1950-1995

HMSO ink well, 1950-1995

1950-1995
Inkpot

Inkpot

1900-1930
Silver inkstand, with glass and silver ink wells, by Matthew Boulton, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, 1803. The inkstand consists of sand and ink wells as well as a taper and snuffer for heating the sealing wax.

Silver inkstand

1803
Phenol formaldehyde (Bakelite) inkwell, in two screw fitting parts, in imitation walnut (brown/black), by Velos Limited, England, 1920-1935. Trademarked: VELOS MARK, REGD. DESIGN/ No 775599, No 1219, IMPROVED NONSPILL.

Phenol formaldehyde (Bakelite) inkwell

1920-1935
Ink well, glass, London Midland & Scottish Railway, circular with round flat base, "L.M.S" etched on glass

Ink well from London Midland and Scottish Railway

Ink pot, MSLR (Mid-Suffolk Light Railway). Ceramic.

Ink pot, Mid-Suffolk Light Railway

Earthenware inkpot for use with a mechanical substitute for the arms, 1919.

Earthenware inkpot for use with a mechanical substitute for the arms, 1919.

1919