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Accessory: Waterman Pencil | Stock number: 4153 |
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Condition: Good |
£48.00 |
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This Waterman pencil was made in England around 1948. It has a jet black finish with gold fill cap and trim. The barrel imprint reads “Waterman’s Made in England”. You will find a Waterman pen in the fountain pen section (stock number 4152) which is not a match for the pencil but has a similar finish and is from the same period. The pencil is in good condition with a strong imprint and minor surface wear. It measures 13cm. A gift box is available free of charge on request. | |
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Accessory: Targa Amber Ronce Ballpoint | Stock number: 9223 |
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Condition: Good |
£65.00 |
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This vintage ballpoint pen is one of the successful Targa range produced by the Sheaffer Pen Company during the 1980's. Its official pattern name is "Amber Ronce" but is also known as "Mother in Law's Carpet" and it is a rare finish. It is a match for the cartridge filling fountain pen available in the pen section under item number 4143. It is in full working order and good condition overall. As you would expect it has the Sheaffer "Lifetime" dot on the clip. It measures 13cm. A gift box is available free of charge on request. | |
There is one Ballpoint in stock.
Accessory: London 1915 - silver mounted desk Blotter | Stock number: 9202 |
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Condition: Good |
£115.00 |
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Silver mounted desk blotter – London 1915 This silver mounted wooden desk blotter with leather backing is hallmarked London 1915. It is in good condition and measures 29cm x 22.5cm. | |
There is one Blotter in stock.
Accessory: Birmingham 1920 - amethyst lid silver capstan Inkwell | Stock number: 9200 |
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Condition: Good |
£148.00 |
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Silver capstan inkwell with amethyst lid – Birmingham 1920. This capstan style inkwell is hallmarked Birmingham 1920. It has an amethyst enamel inlay lid and an internal glass liner. It measures 8cm circumference and 4.5 cm in height and is in good condition. | |
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Accessory: London 1894 Silver Inkwell | Stock number: 9201 |
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Condition: Good |
£175.00 |
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Silver inkwell - London 1894. This square inkwell in classical style is hallmarked London 1894. It has an internal glass liner, measures 9cm x 4cm and is 4cm in height. It is in good condition with some minor wear to the lid but no pitting. | |
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Accessory: Diamine Ink bottle | Stock number: 9211 |
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Condition: Mint |
£5.95 |
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This modern fountain pen ink is specially formulated in the U.K. for vintage fountain pens by Diamine Ink – ink manufacturers since 1864. It is packaged in an attractive bottle and outer carton which means it is suitable as gift or a desk item. It comes in a variety of colours however I currently have for sale Blue/Black, Jet Black, Washable Blue, Prussian Blue (dark), Brilliant Red, Saddle Brown (dark brown), Crimson (Pink) and Burnt Sienna (light brown). I also have boxes of cartridges which are standard European size and come 20 to a box. You will see from the picture above that there are two variations of mixed boxes. If you enlarge the picture you will have a better view of the variety in each. Be aware that the ink colour is not noted on the outside of the cartridges but it is marked on the top of the ink bottle. Items will be sent by Royal Mail Recorded Delivery. UK postage is included in the price. | |
There is one Ink bottle in stock.
Accessory: Writing Wallet | Stock number: 9205 |
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Condition: Good |
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This unusual writing wallet has a crocodile skin style exterior and green leather interior. It opens to reveal a writing pad area, pencil holder (with pencil) and space for stamps and note sheets. It also has a gusseted area for envelopes (some small old envelopes are included). It opens further to reveal a writing surface and blotter. It is an unusual piece of writing equipment. It is in good condition and measures 13cm x 15cm closed, 27cm x 15 cm part open and 38.5cm x 15cm fully open. | |
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Accessory: Parker Jade Duofold Pencil | Stock number: 5040 |
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Condition: Good |
£105.00 |
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This Jade Green Duofold pencil was made by Parker in 1926. They were produced with a black ring at the top and bottom of the pencil to match the Duofold pens available at the time. They were produced in Black, Red and Jade. This is a particularly good example of the Jade version. The colour is slightly lighter and brighter than the photograph. There is a little wear to the gold fill and minor marks on the tip. It has been recently professionally serviced. It is over 13cm long and can be refilled with 1.2mm diameter Yard O’Led replacement leads available from most good stationers. A great pencil, in good condition which will provide years of active service and/or be a fine addition to a Parker Duofold collection. | |
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Accessory: Victorian Stationery Box | Stock number: 9220 |
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Condition: Very Good |
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This triple opening late Victorian oak stationery box c1890 is an oak chest with sturdy handles on either side - hence making it portable between rooms. As you will see from the photographs, the oak lid lifts to reveal various wooden compartments (including one which will take slightly longer than A4 size paper), a folder into which one would place blotting paper and writing paper if wished (again slightly longer than A4 size), two metal topped inkwells in good condition, a pen tray with cavity underneath for storing pens/pencils etc., a pleasing set of small drawers down the side to hold various stationery items, and a small wooden edged white slate which has its own slide in slot. The box opens further to reveal a leather covered writing slope in the same colour as the lid which has a hinged compartment to hold paper/envelopes. As illustrated, the interior lid of the box is leather with sections holding a bone handled pencil (working), a bone handled dip pen with a Birmingham nib (in good order), two bone rulers (in good order), a pair of Sheffield steel scissors and a bone handled penknife the latter two having seen better days. The stationery box is in very good condition internally and externally having a pleasing aged patina to the oak with original handles, knobs and leather. It measures 43cm (17inch) wide, 23cm (9½ inch) deep and 29cm (11½ inch) high. It is a very heavy item as it is almost a piece of old English furniture - weighing about 45lbs. The price includes UK despatch. Its weight unfortunately makes it expensive to mail overseas. I propose sending it by Parcelforce with insurance and you will note from the listing the prices I have been quoted for that. If you are an overseas buyer and wish to purchase and can think of an alternative/cheaper shipping method please let me know. An excellent example of English writing equipment of a certain era which will be a pleasure to own and use.
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There is one Victorian Stationery Box in stock.
Accessory: Asprey Horseshoe Paperweight | Stock number: 9221 |
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Condition: Fair-Good |
£120.00 |
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This unusual and rare desk item was produced around 1879 and retailed at the time by Asprey of Bond Street, London and has the Registered Design mark of 26th July 1879 on the top lozenge. On the reverse it is stamped “Asprey 106 Bond Street, 22 Albermarle Street, London. By Appointment to HRH Prince of Wales” Presumably, given its registered design date, the Prince of Wales referred to is the eldest son of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert and was King Edward VII of Great Britain and Ireland from 1901. It is an unusual item which can be used as a paperclip (the paper is held in place by raising the steel horseshoe and releasing, thereby clamping the paper at the point of curve) or as a paperweight. You will see from the photographs, there is some age wear to the steel horseshoe and in my view fairly extensive wear to the purple velvet base. Having said that considering its age and purpose it is in fair to good condition and priced accordingly. It is quite a heavy object measuring 12cm long by 10cm wide at broadest point. A rare desktop item, perhaps of particular interest to an equestrian. | |
There is one Paperweight in stock.
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