Sale 189, Session Four

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1201 Hammer Price was $55.00 SMALL OVAL FRENCH FAIENCE INKSTAND with hand painted buildings obverse and reverse, having a pewter lid inkwell and sander, 2 quill holders, length 4 ¾", c. late 18th/early 19th C. Condition: the rim of the sander has 3 chips. Opening bid: $35
1202 WHITE MARBLE INKSTAND , rectangular, on 4 short brass feet, fitted with 2 champleve enameled brass inkwells with hinged lids, with red glass ink holder, 3 ¾" x 8" x 6", French, mid 19th C. Opening bid: $95
1203 Hammer Price was $276.00 WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE PORCELAIN INKSTAND , oval, in white to dark blue, being an oval desk tray with 2 pen troughs, detached oval covered inkwell, length 9 1/8", England after 1915. Opening bid: $65
1204 Hammer Price was $425.00 CHINESE CLOISONNE DESK PIECE oval rectilinear, with 2 handles, length 13", 3 ½" tall x 7 ¾" wide, having 2 handles, 5 compartments 1 containing an oil/alcohol burning lamp with snuffer, 3 compartments for wax and 1 longer compartment for seals/chops, dragon motifs with Seed of Fertility design against a black ground, c. 1876-1915, length 1`3". Opening bid: $100
1205 Hammer Price was $125.00 "BRASS-NAIL" STUDDED INKSTAND , ivory "piano-key" appliqued, burled wood veneered, rectangular wooden, with pen trough and 2 clear cut glass inkwells with hinged brass mounts and clear cut glass top inset to the hinged lids, all on ebonized base with 4 bun feet, 3 ¾" x 10 ¼" x 6 1/8", ascribed to England, mid 19th . Opening bid: $125
1206 Hammer Price was $100.00 A MOTHER O'PEARL "GOLD" INLAY PAPIER MACHÉ' INKSTAND , maker: "Jennens & Bettridge", together with two original square / blown / faceted clear glass ink bottles (without stoppers), both showing slight iridescence and a smaller square blue glass ink bottle with hinged brass lid and collar, English mid 19th C. Opening bid: $100.
1207 Hammer Price was $40.00 TWO FRENCH PORCELAIN INKSTANDS a) Round porcelain stand with center detachable well and 3 side mounted quill holders, marked with double laced "L's" and Sevres, all sitting around a bronze d'oré base, 4 ¼" diameter b) Round royal blue glazed stand with bronze d'oré mounts, white porcelain detachable ink holder, 3 ¾" diameter. Both early 20th C., on a tray. Opening bid: $40
1208 Hammer Price was $45.00 ROUND PEWTER INKSTAND with hinged lid, clear glass ink holder and 4 quill receptacles, 3" tall, 3 1/8" diameter of base, unmarked, American, late 18th/early 19th C. Opening bid: $45
1209 ROUND PEWTER INKSTAND with wide flanged rimmed base, hinged lid, clear glass ink holder (has 2 rim chips) 5 quill receptacles, 2" x 6" diameter (of base), American, late 18th/early 19th C. Opening bid: $50
1210 PEWTER RECTANGULAR FOOTED INKSTAND inset with mahogany having a pen trough, a center round pewter inkwell with hinged domed lid, clear glass ink holder and 6 receptacles for quill pens, also flanked by 2 round pewter open wells, the center inkwell is marked "E. A. P. Pewter", 46, c. late 19th/early 20th C. Opening bid: $ 30
1211 Hammer Price was $50.00 TWO SMALL INKSTANDS a) Rectangular white marble stand with metal ink holder and metal sander, the sides of stand are hand painted in floral motifs, 1 ¼" x 3 ¼" x 1 7/8", ascribed to England, 18th C. b) Small round basalt ink holder and 3 receptacles for quills, having a paper label affixed to base which reads in part, "Wedgwood this belongs to Uncle John Hiller Major Sussex Militia 1784 (or 1788)." Opening bid: $50
1212 Hammer Price was $45.00 ROUND PEWTER INKSTAND with hinged lid, white porcelain ink holder and 5 receptacles for quill pens, base hall marked "S" and "O", with crown symbol between, 2 3/16" x 3 ¼" diameter, c. early/mid 19th C. Opening bid: $45
1213 Hammer Price was $140.00 TWO AMERICAN PEWTER DESK PIECES , of late 18th/early 19th C.: a) Inkwell with hinged lid, without ink holder, having 4 quill receptacles b) Sander shaker. Opening bid: $50
1214 EBONIZED DISPLAY CABINET , with white painted interior back panels, having plate glass by-pass doors, five plate glass moveable shelves, electrified, 84"x50"x20". Opening bid: $300.
1215 Hammer Price was $235.00 OVERSTUFFED SETTEE upholstered in beige genuine leather, with 2 loose seat cushions, 2 attached end pillows, 2 attached back pillows, length 67", marketed via Dinesen's Leather, Milwaukee, made by Leather Masters. Condition: excellent. Opening bid: $150
1216 Hammer Price was $2,801.00 LARROUX, ANTONIN , French, (1859-1913), "Untitled" (Youth at reins of four galloping horses with clouds and a figure of an angel on reverse), large bronze sculpted vase, 13 1/2" x 15 3/4" x 16", cast in France. Note: Antonin Larroux is listed in "Benezit" vol. 5, page 418. Opening bid: $750
1217 Hammer Price was $50.00 TALL BRASS URN , mounted as table lamp, electrified, with shade, height 38". Opening bid: $50.
1218 PAIR OF CARVED TEAKWOOD SQUARE END / LAMP TABLES , each with one drawer, elaborately carved aprons and drawer fronts, on cabriole legs terminating in claw / ball feet, Chinese 20th C. Opening bid: $300.
1219 Hammer Price was $210.00 UNMARKED SILVER INKSTAND , in the form of a house, having 2 wells, one is fitted with cranberry to clear glass inkwell, the other is a cranberry clear glass sander, 3 ½" x 4" x 2 1/8". Opening bid: $50
1220 Hammer Price was $255.00 SILVER PLATED METAL SCULPTED INKSTAND in the form of a Barney Oldfield type, early 20th C. racing car with driver and passenger, open inkwell on back of driver seat, 5 1/4" x 10" x 5 ¼". Opening bid: $75
1221 VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED INKSTAND , in the form of a basket with rigid handles, rectangular in shape, with 4 bun feet, having 2 spare pressed glass inkwells without covers, height 5 ½" x 6 ¼" x 3 3/8", made by Reed & Barton, c. late 19th C . Opening bid: $35
1222 Hammer Price was $635.00 RECTANGULAR SILVER PLATED INKSTAND featuring a sculpted hound dog standing between 2 wells, with hinged covers (without ink holders) a stamp box in center of pen trough, engraved with this legend in flat surface between the wells, "Wilh. Remen Pa 50 Arsdgagen 1914 12 Fran Visby Poliskar", hallmarked, with name "Kayser" in the base of the mark, 5 ½" x 1" x 7", German, c. late 20th C. Opening bid: $ 75
1223 Hammer Price was $50.00 ROUND REPOUSSE SILVER PLATED INKSTAND , marked "J. G. & Sons," having a peg-type glass inkwell in the center with a detached silver plated lid and silver clad, engraved "Vlaardingen" on shoulders, height 4", diameter 8". Opening bid: $50
1224 ART NOVEAU STYLED SILVER PLATED INKSTAND , maker "VANHAUTEN", having floral motifs, 2 handles, center melon shaped inkwell, without glass inkwell, height 2 ½" x 11" x 7 ½", Opening bid: $75
1225 Hammer Price was $82.00 SILVER INKSTAND , having an oval clear glass inkwell with silver mounts, original to the base, on 4 bun feet, with pen holder, Birmingham 1923-1924. 2 ¼" x 6 ¼" x 4 ¼". Opening bid: $65
1226 Hammer Price was $235.00 JAMES DEAKIN & SONS SHEFFIELD INKSTAND , silver plated, Victorian, having 2 open wells, pen trough and a sculpted figure of an exotic bird and flowering tree in center, 9 ¾" x 9 ¼" x 6", English, mid/late 19th C. Opening bid: $75
1227 Hammer Price was $20.00 SMALL RECTANGULAR SILVER PLATED INKSTAND , having 4 bun feet, detached center, clear glass ink bottle, silver plated cover, with 2 rear pen holders, 3" x 5" x 4 3/8". Opening bid: $20
1228 Hammer Price was $278.00 WALKER AND HALL INKSTAND , silver plated, rectangular shape on 4 paw feet, having 2 clear cut glass ink bottles with hinged metal caps (plating worn off caps, 1 ink bottle is chipped), between the 2 wells is a rectangular covered box, the cover is affixed with sculpted sphinx in the Egyptian manner, 5 ½" x 12 ½" x 8 ½", English, late 19th C. Opening bid: $125
1229 Hammer Price was $50.00 REPLICA OF CHARLES DICKENS INKSTAND , being silver plated and brass, 3 5/8" x 4 ¼" x 4 ¼", having a hinged lid with threaded screw locking device, maker "Higgs, New York", having "Charles Dickens" engraved obverse. Opening bid: $50
1230 Hammer Price was $120.00 RECTANGULAR SILVER PLATED INKWELL , on 4 bun feet, with 2 side handles, having 2 diamond cut clear glass inkwells with hinged silver plated caps, 1 on either side of a sculpted recumbent deer, having 2 pen troughs, maker's mark "Kayser", height 3 ¾" x 12" x 8", attributed to England/German, c. third quarter/late 19th C. Condition: 1 of the wooden insulators and 1 nut are missing from 1 of the handles, plating shows some wear. Opening bid: $75

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