An Antique Edwardian Silver Plated on Copper Double Inkstand with a domed hinged lid and crisp beaded edging. The interior is fitted to hold two square cut-glass inkwells, each with a silver plated collar at the neck. The form is compact and architectural, with a clean rectangular body raised on small bun feet.
A removable insert plate is included, creating two apertures that locate the inkwells securely in use. The cut glass bottles have angled sides and geometric cutting that catches the light with a subtle sparkle – circa 1905.
* It would suit a traditional study, library setting, or a contemporary desk needing a period accent. When closed, the piece reads as a neat desk box, keeping the contents protected and visually tidy.
Measurements:
Height: 2" (approx. 5cm)
Width: 6" (approx. 15cm)
Depth: 3" (approx. 7.5cm)
Total weight: 600g
In good condition – The silver plate presents well overall with only light surface wear consistent with age and careful use. There are no chips or cracks to the glass.
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