- WILLIAM IV SHEFFIELD-PLATED INKSTANDComprising
two cut glass inkwells and a central pot.
12 in. long.
Condition
Wear, areas of copper bleeding. Some chips to the glass inkwells. The bolt connecting the central pot is...
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