The item presented in this auction is an elegant antique desk inkwell, crafted from solid light wood, most likely oak or beech. This piece dates back to the interwar period (1930s) or the early post-war years, representing a classic example of craftsmanship from Central Europe, including Poland. It features a sturdy, geometric design measuring 25 cm x 18 cm x 6.5 cm, which perfectly aligns with late Art Deco and early modernist styles. Key Features: Original Glass Inserts: At the heart of the set are two original, removable glass ink vessels nestled in precisely fitted compartments. The underside of the glass features a striking radial cut that beautifully refracts the light. Hinged Wooden Lid: Mounted on two brass hinges, the lid is designed to protect the ink from drying out and gathering dust. The interior of the lid has two circular recesses that perfectly cover and seal the glass vessels when closed. Integrated Pen Tray: The front section of the base is carved into three deep horizontal grooves, serving as a convenient resting place for dip pens, nib holders, and pencils. Condition: The item is preserved in very good visual and structural condition. The wood boasts a natural, warm patina with minimal signs of use, which only enhance its authenticity and historical charm. The glass inserts are complete and entirely free of cracks. This stylish writing set will make a unique addition to any collection, as well as an exceptional decorative piece for a classic or retro-style desk. Shipping Note: Please note: I do not ship to the USA or to countries currently affected by armed conflicts in the Middle East.