A few examples of appraisal values for
STAFFORDSHIRE INKWELL

• * A Staffordshire Inkwell depicting
  * A Staffordshire Inkwell depicting a seated couple in polychrome decorated period costumes set on an oval base with a central quill hole. Height 5 1/2 inches.
• Staffordshire porcelain inkwell
  Staffordshire porcelain inkwell probably Worcester late 18th century; kakiemon pattern with alternating vignettes of flowers and cross-hatching 2 1/2 in. H. 2 1/2 in. Diam. Estimate $ 150-250 Staining underneath enamel and gilt loss.
• An Early Staffordshire Inkwell
  An Early Staffordshire Inkwell modeled as a bird perched on a nest height 2 1/2 in.
• Staffordshire inkwell, Spaniel with
  Staffordshire inkwell, Spaniel with puppy on back, blue base with gilt decoration, 4 3/4" x 3" Estimate $200-300
• An English Victorian
  An English Victorian Staffordshire Pottery Whippet Inkwell circa 1870 the recumbent russet colored Staffordshire whippet with black collar seated alertly with paws crossed resting on a cobalt blue pillow plinth which forms the inkwell. Height 3 3/4 inches.
• 19th century English
  19th century English Staffordshire figural porcelain inkwell depicting a dog and monkey amid foliage. 4 pieces total. top lifts to expose inkwell and brush wipe. Measures 4.5'' tall. Condition: good but for repair and small chip to edge of pen holder see images. Shipping weight 2 lbs.
• An English Victorian
  An English Victorian Staffordshire Pottery Whippet Inkwell circa 1860 the recumbent russet colored Staffordshire whippet with gold collar seated alertly with paws crossed resting on a dark blue pillow plinth which forms the inkwell. Height 4 1/2 inches.
• 4pc Staffordshire spill vases.
  4pc Staffordshire spill vases. Inkwell. Dimensions: H: 10.5 inches --- Condition: Good condition.
• A Staffordshire Figural Inkwell
  A Staffordshire Figural Inkwell in the form of a seated man and a woman having tea raised on an oval base with gilt highlights. Height 4 7/8 inches.
• Staffordshire figural porcelain
  Staffordshire figural porcelain inkwell mother educating her daughters removable top with two wells and shaker unmarked polychrome paint chip to chair handle firing crack 6 1/4'' h.
• An English Victorian
  An English Victorian Staffordshire Pottery Whippet Dog Inkwell circa 1860 the recumbent russet colored Staffordshire whippet with gold collar seated alertly with paws crossed resting on a dark blue pillow plinth which forms the inkwell. Height 5 inches.
• A Staffordshire Figural Inkwell
  A Staffordshire Figural Inkwell depicting a bird warding off a snake attempting to steal eggs from its nest. Height 2 3/4 inches.
• 2 Staffordshire inkwells, spaniel
  2 Staffordshire inkwells, spaniel on blue base, cottage with dog & birds in tree, tallest 5" Estimate $200-300
• Pair of Staffordshire sheep
  Pair of Staffordshire sheep porcelain inkwells, 3-3/8" l x 2-1/2" h, one with chip
• (5) ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE WARES
  (5) ENGLISH STAFFORDSHIRE WARES 19th c. and later, comprising: a tulip-form quill-holder inkwell applied with dark blue winged birds, a tulip-form quill-holder inkwell applied with mid-blue winged birds, a triple tulip-form quill-holder inkwell on paw feet, and a pair of bocage figures titled "Boy and Dog" and "Girl with Lamb", figures: 6"h
• English Sheffield fused plate
  English Sheffield fused plate inkstand first half 19th century two ink pots and center well and bowl on gadroon-banded footed stand engraved with crest. H4'' W9 1/2'' Provenance: Private collection Wilmington North Carolina.
• Two 19th century Staffordshire
  Two 19th century Staffordshire porcelain inkwells. Circa 1845. Handmade and painted. Prince and Princess both with dogs. Generally good condition the prince has a chip to the front and to the left hand. Minor paint loss and crazing to both. Both measures 4'' tall x 3.5'' wide. Shipping weight .6 lbs.
• A Coalport inkstand mounted with
  A Coalport inkstand mounted with inkwell, pot and taper stick in a puce ground moulded with rococo scrollwork, 39.5cm wide
• A Wedgwood jasperware inkstand
  A Wedgwood jasperware inkstand fitted two inkwells on a tray stand with pierced handles 30cm (11.75") wide
• ROYALE STRATFORD INKWELL, SPOTTED
  ROYALE STRATFORD INKWELL, SPOTTED WHIPPETHand painted ceramic inkpot of a white hound with black spots resting on a blue and gold cushion. Replica of Royal Staffordshire. A Rushton Staffordshire figure. Royale Stratford backstamp. #RoyaleStratford #Rushton #Dog #Quill Holder #Hound #Whippet Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 4.5"L x 1.75"W x 3.5"H Manufacturer: Royale Stratford and Rushton Country of Origin: England Condition: Good
• Fine, Richly Gilded and Polychromed
  Fine, Richly Gilded and Polychromed English Porcelain Inkstand, first quarter 19th century, perhaps John and William Ridgeway, Hanley, Staffordshire, of paw-footed drum form, each facade with a well-painted landscape reserve, the cover with old professional repairs, h. 3-1/8", dia. 3-1/4".
• Blue glass inkwell with Sheffield
  Blue glass inkwell with Sheffield Silver Lid ca. 1880-1900 Large cobalt blue glass inkwell with Sheffield lid ground pontil.
• Silver plated ink stand, oval
  Silver plated ink stand, oval with heavy scrolled border, two cut glass inkwells with silver plated tops, central cup, [probably lacking chamber stick], Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield England, mid to late 19th century, 5-1/4 x 13 x 9-1/2 in. Small chips on glass, loss to silver plate.
• A silver capstan inkwell 9cm.
  A silver capstan inkwell 9cm. dia. Birmingham 1997 and a navette shaped inkstand with beaded edge Sheffield 1997.
• VINTAGE STAFFORDSHIRE STYLE HOUND
  VINTAGE STAFFORDSHIRE STYLE HOUND PEN HOLDER A recumbent hound is surrounded by two pen holders and a shell-form ink bowl, unmarked.
• English sterling silver inkwell
  English sterling silver inkwell with marks for Charles Boyton on interior of lid and base; also a hand-forged sterling cup. Inkwell: 2 3/4"H. Hinge loose on lid of inkwell.
• 1861 ENGLISH STERLING DOUBLE FONT
  1861 ENGLISH STERLING DOUBLE FONT INKWELL STEPHEN SMITH WILLIAM NICHOLSON: Approx. 26.97 Troy ounces. Ornate Double Font Inkwell and Candlestick on a decorated plateau raised on four scrolled foliate feet. Marked S.S over W.N into a quatrefoil, Stephen Smith & William Nicholson, entered 1850. Duke Street, Lincolns Inn Fields, London. Date letter indicates 1861. Approx. 6.75'' h x 12.5'' l x 9.25'' w.
• Royal Copenhagen Inkwell Danish and
  Royal Copenhagen Inkwell Danish and English a porcelain Royal Copenhagen inkwell with silver top hallmarked for Birmingham Sterling dated 1908 with marks A.B.&S. for A. Barrett & Sons; dia. 6.5 in.
• English stag foot inkwell with
  English stag foot inkwell with silver collar and lid, all mounted on an oak base, hallmarked, circa 1900. 5.5"h x 5.5"l Condition: Tarnished.
• Sheffield inkstand with cobalt
  Sheffield inkstand with cobalt glass liners 3.5''h. and a pair of brass tool rests 8.5''h.x7''l.
• A silver capstan inkwell and a
  A silver capstan inkwell and a small footed bowl marks rubbed
• A William IV Sheffield Plate desk
  A William IV Sheffield Plate desk rectangular inkstand with gadroon edge on leaf pattern feet comprising - sander inkwell and taper stick 9.25ins wide x 6.75ins deep x 4.5ins high
• HENRY MATTHEWS STERLING SILVER
  HENRY MATTHEWS STERLING SILVER INKSTANDEdwardian Sterling Silver Inkstand , Henry Matthews, Birmingham, 1908, navette form with gadroon border, fitted with silver-mounted crystal inkpot, l. 7 3/4 in., wt. (weighable) 3.35 troy ozs
• Bristol Delft polychrome floral
  Bristol Delft polychrome floral decorated inkwell second quarter-18th century; square form with scalloped edges each side with floral sprigs central area for inkpot four holes for quills 3 in. H. 3 in. Sq. Estimate $ 200-300 Chips and wear to edges lacking inkpot glaze wear loss.
• A silver inkwell, Goldsmiths &
  A silver inkwell, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1902, canted square form, crest of Spence and inscribed to The Dean of Gloucester, fitted a glass liner, 10.5cm wide
• English sterling silver inkstand by
  English sterling silver inkstand by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1899-1900, 2 cut crystal inkwells with hinged lids, each with a few dents, small candleholder in center, 10 1/2" x 8", 26.21 TO Estimate $600-800