Inkwell - Silver, .833 silver

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Dési van Rhee
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Antique Portuguese .833 silver inkstand with Rococo floral decoration, a shell-shaped pen tray and two glass inkwells, measuring 20 × 16 × 7 cm.

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Antique Portuguese Silver Inkstand – Boar Hallmark (1887–1937) – Ornate Floral and Rococo Decoration –

An elegant antique Portuguese silver inkstand, bearing the Portuguese Boar hallmark (Javali), used between 1887 and 1937, 833/000.

This beautifully decorated inkstand features an elaborate ornamental design inspired by the Rococo style, with flowing scrolls, floral motifs and an impressive raised backplate incorporating a central shield-shaped cartouche.

The silver base is richly embellished with a central flower and scrolling foliage, while the front features a generously proportioned, shell-shaped pen tray with finely detailed radiating fluting.

The inkstand is fitted with two glass inkwells, each with a silver-mounted top. One features a perforated silver cover, while the other has a rounded silver lid.

The combination of the elaborate silverwork, sculptural decoration and delicate glass elements gives this piece a distinctive character, reflecting the elegance of traditional Portuguese decorative silver.

A charming example of antique Portuguese craftsmanship, suitable for collectors of silver, antique writing accessories and decorative objects.

Weight: 130.10g
Dimension: 20x16cm
Height: 7.0cm

Good condition

Sent via UPS with tracking number

Seller's Story

We are 75 years in the Antiques Market and the passion is the same of the first day. We are passionate on our business. And the clients are our biggest TREASURE in all this time.

Antique Portuguese Silver Inkstand – Boar Hallmark (1887–1937) – Ornate Floral and Rococo Decoration –

An elegant antique Portuguese silver inkstand, bearing the Portuguese Boar hallmark (Javali), used between 1887 and 1937, 833/000.

This beautifully decorated inkstand features an elaborate ornamental design inspired by the Rococo style, with flowing scrolls, floral motifs and an impressive raised backplate incorporating a central shield-shaped cartouche.

The silver base is richly embellished with a central flower and scrolling foliage, while the front features a generously proportioned, shell-shaped pen tray with finely detailed radiating fluting.

The inkstand is fitted with two glass inkwells, each with a silver-mounted top. One features a perforated silver cover, while the other has a rounded silver lid.

The combination of the elaborate silverwork, sculptural decoration and delicate glass elements gives this piece a distinctive character, reflecting the elegance of traditional Portuguese decorative silver.

A charming example of antique Portuguese craftsmanship, suitable for collectors of silver, antique writing accessories and decorative objects.

Weight: 130.10g
Dimension: 20x16cm
Height: 7.0cm

Good condition

Sent via UPS with tracking number

Seller's Story

We are 75 years in the Antiques Market and the passion is the same of the first day. We are passionate on our business. And the clients are our biggest TREASURE in all this time.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Material
.833 silver, Silver
Country of origin
Portugal
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
7 cm
Width
16 cm
Depth
20 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
PortugalVerified
5841
Objects sold
96.3%
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