Vintage Glass Ink Pen Well
A beautiful example of early twentieth-century deskware, this compact glass inkwell is crafted from a solid block of clear glass and finished with a hinged silver-tone domed lid.
The clean geometric form and softly worn metal mountings reflect the transition from traditional Victorian desk accessories into the streamlined aesthetics of the Art Deco period. Small enough to travel yet substantial enough for everyday use, pieces such as this would have accompanied writers, clerks, and travellers throughout Europe during the first half of the twentieth century.
Today, it makes a compelling decorative object—equally at home on a desk, beside a fountain pen collection, or styled as part of a curated vanity or cabinet of curiosities.
Please note all vintage pieces show signs of visible wear. These items are non-refundable.
A beautiful example of early twentieth-century deskware, this compact glass inkwell is crafted from a solid block of clear glass and finished with a hinged silver-tone domed lid.
The clean geometric form and softly worn metal mountings reflect the transition from traditional Victorian desk accessories into the streamlined aesthetics of the Art Deco period. Small enough to travel yet substantial enough for everyday use, pieces such as this would have accompanied writers, clerks, and travellers throughout Europe during the first half of the twentieth century.
Today, it makes a compelling decorative object—equally at home on a desk, beside a fountain pen collection, or styled as part of a curated vanity or cabinet of curiosities.
Please note all vintage pieces show signs of visible wear. These items are non-refundable.
Original: $135.07
-65%$135.07
$47.27Description
A beautiful example of early twentieth-century deskware, this compact glass inkwell is crafted from a solid block of clear glass and finished with a hinged silver-tone domed lid.
The clean geometric form and softly worn metal mountings reflect the transition from traditional Victorian desk accessories into the streamlined aesthetics of the Art Deco period. Small enough to travel yet substantial enough for everyday use, pieces such as this would have accompanied writers, clerks, and travellers throughout Europe during the first half of the twentieth century.
Today, it makes a compelling decorative object—equally at home on a desk, beside a fountain pen collection, or styled as part of a curated vanity or cabinet of curiosities.
Please note all vintage pieces show signs of visible wear. These items are non-refundable.
