Posted 6 years ago
racer4four
(620 items)
I really couldn't say which company made this ink well, and I am not even sure if it is pre or post war. I could say pre war based on the uranium glass and the early plastic, but these features did continue for a while after the war so, you know, a guess it is.
There is some sponge left in the base of the nib wipe well, barely stained, and it is a plastic sponge. When was it introduced does anyone know? I guess it could have been replaced at some stage.
The glass glows nicely, and it has nice brass hinges and fittings.
Pass on any ideas for age all!
thats a dandy of ink well set, the early bakelite type plastics lovely
would look swell on computer desktop right now !!!!!!!!
fabilus karen just fabilus
1.09 am taylor swift shake it off playin in the background
many thanks for sharing karen !!!!!!!!
Lovely transparent design of the pale green inkwell, and pretty trumpet shape pen holders
The most unusual, gorgeous !~
Interesting piece.It would make a great piece to showcase a couple of signed collectible golf balls or ink pens.
This is really great Karen! Love it:-)
Thanks for the love everyone, and the great comments from:
Malkey
Jenni
Phil
Jim and
Judy.
I really appreciate your thoughts.