19th Century Victorian Brass and Leather Travelling Ink Well With Bottle Lighting The prints show some light

The prints show some light rippling commensurate with age but are otherwise in a clean and bright condition

Length: 42

William Ehrhardt had works in both Birmingham and Hatton Garden

The plaque is mounted on a frame which has a label to the rear

A lovely fully hallmarked George V sterling silver six piece cruet set by William Adams

19th Century Victorian Brass and Leather Travelling Ink Well With Bottle Lighting The prints show some lightA charming 19th century brass and leather travelling ink well, complete with original glass bottle. The ink well remains in a wholly original condition with ink remnants remaining in the glass bottle. The lid is opened by a concealed push button to the front of the well. The push button mechanism operates with ease. Internally the inkwell boasts lovely art nouveau scroll decoration. The glass bottle is accessed by pushing back a clip to the right