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Gutta percha inkstand, c. 1851.

Gutta percha inkstand, c. 1851.

circa 1851
Bronze inkstand used by Louis Pasteur, Europe, 1801-1830

Bronze inkstand used by Louis Pasteur, Europe, 1801-1830

1801-1830
Inkstand, made of phenol formaldehyde

Inkstand, made of phenol formaldehyde

1920-1940
Writer's ink bottle in form of tortoise called, midzuire

Writer's ink bottle in form of tortoise called, midzuire

1701-1850
Imitation amber Inkstand and pen tray in catalin plastic.

Imitation amber Inkstand and pen tray in catalin plastic.

1948
Inkstand containing a Musical box

Inkstand containing a Musical box

Ink pot cast in form of tortoise

Ink pot cast in form of tortoise

1750-1900
Set of Chinese writing implements, a Holder for Bamboo pen, 1800-1925

Set of Chinese writing implements, a Holder for Bamboo pen, 1800-1925

1800-1925
Commemorative inkstand presented to George Baker, owner and manager, Kilnhurst Steelworks, 1918

Commemorative inkstand presented to George Baker, owner and manager, Kilnhurst Steelworks, 1918

1918
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
Inkstand, Caledonian Railway, part of Scottish Mess Silver, hinged lid with decorative engravings, ink pot mounted on square base with dedication, by William Wallace Lord Newlands

Inkstand, Caledonian Railway

Inkstand, Caledonian Railway, part of Scottish Mess Silver, hinged lid with decorative engravings, ink pot mounted on square base with dedication, by William Wallace Lord Newlands

Inkstand, Caledonian Railway

Inkstand, British Transport Commission. With pot in centre - fixed. Unidentified maker. Overall: 90 mm x 265 mm x 183 mm.

Silver plated inkstand, British Transport Commission Cars

Inkstand, British Transport Commission, consisting of two cut glass jars and a pierced marmalade pot on a silver plated tray, BTC Cars.

Silver plated inkstand, British Transport Commission Cars