Antique 19th Century Victorian pair of solid silver inkwells, crafted in a grotesque style reminiscent of a demon wearing a carnival mask, ears modelled as quill rests, these inkwells are the work of two different silversmiths, created in different years yet perfectly matching. Each features a removable glass liner concealed beneath the lid. Hallmarked English Silver (925 standard), London, year 1880 & 1884 (E & I) Makers mark DHCH (Daniel & Charles Houle) & WG (William Gwillim).
CONDITION
In Great Condition – Wear expected with age. Please refer to photographs.
SIZE
Height: 7 cm // 2.76 in
Width: 7 cm // 2.76 in
Depth: 7 cm // 2.76 in
Combined weight: 480g
Antique 19th Century Victorian pair of solid silver inkwells, handcrafted in a grotesque style reminiscent of a demon in a carnival mask, ears modelled as quill rests, these inkwells are the work of two different silversmiths, created in different years, but perfectly matching. Each features a removable glass liner hidden beneath the lid. English silver (925 standard), London, year 1880 and 1884 (E and I). Maker’s mark DHCH (Daniel & Charles Houle) and WG (William Gwillim).
STATE
In perfect condition – normal wear and tear. Please see photos.
SIZE
Height: 7 cm // 2.76 in
Anchor: 7 cm // 2.76 in
Depth: 7 cm // 2.76 in
Combined weight: 480 g
