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WWI Interest, hallmarked Silver Inkwell / Penrest
An unusual and very attractive hallmarked SILVER DESK INKWELL with integral pen rest and mechanical opening lid. With evocative WW1 association.
Manufactured by Birmingham silversmith William Neale in 1909, the inkwell was presented as a gift in 1916, in the midst of WW1, and bears the following inscription
"William Scoley, from Major J Bouch, Christmas 1916. A mark of esteem."
Who these gentlemen were, and what they were experiencing in 1916, we can only imagine.
The inkwell lid opens by pressing down the penholder. The mechanism still works as new.
A charming object in its own right, with interesting WW1 association.
Satisfaction Guarantee & Returns Policy.
Returns are accepted within 7 days. A full refund will be given provided the item is received in the same condition as when sold. Buyer is responsible for return postage/shipping costs, appropriate packaging and insurance.
Pricesold DimensionsDiameter ~ 80mm. height ~ 42mm. Wieght (incl weighted base) ~ 112gm. Date 1909 Early 20th Century Antiques Material Silver Origin English Maker William Neale (Silvermaker) Condition Good antique condition, no major damage. The original glass liner is missing but not difficult to replace Item code as339a123 / 2616 Status Sold
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West Yorkshire
Tel : 07802 848940
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Manufactured by Birmingham silversmith William Neale in 1909, the inkwell was presented as a gift in 1916, in the midst of WW1, and bears the following inscription
"William Scoley, from Major J Bouch, Christmas 1916. A mark of esteem."
Who these gentlemen were, and what they were experiencing in 1916, we can only imagine.
The inkwell lid opens by pressing down the penholder. The mechanism still works as new.
A charming object in its own right, with interesting WW1 association.
Satisfaction Guarantee & Returns Policy.
Returns are accepted within 7 days. A full refund will be given provided the item is received in the same condition as when sold. Buyer is responsible for return postage/shipping costs, appropriate packaging and insurance.
Pricesold DimensionsDiameter ~ 80mm. height ~ 42mm. Wieght (incl weighted base) ~ 112gm. Date 1909 Early 20th Century Antiques Material Silver Origin English Maker William Neale (Silvermaker) Condition Good antique condition, no major damage. The original glass liner is missing but not difficult to replace Item code as339a123 / 2616 Status Sold
View all stock from
Antiques At Leeds
Private DealerBy appointment only
Leeds
West Yorkshire
Tel : 07802 848940
Non UK callers : +44 7802 848940
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