A fine William IV silver mounted Travelling Inkwell made in London in 1833 by Archibald Douglas.

A fine William IV silver mounted Travelling Inkwell made in London in 1833 by Archibald Douglas.
A fine William IV silver mounted Travelling Inkwell made in London in 1833 by Archibald Douglas.
A fine William IV silver mounted Travelling Inkwell made in London in 1833 by Archibald Douglas.

A fine William IV silver mounted Travelling Inkwell made in London in 1833 by Archibald Douglas.

£625
Category

British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

216819

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The Inkwell is of square form with attractive engine turned silver gilt mounts. The glass is deeply cut and the hinged cover displays a gold disc cartouche engraved with a set of contemporary initials. This piece is very well marked and is in excellent condition.



Length: 2 inches, 5cm

Width: 2 inches, 5cm

Height: 1.5 inches, 3.75cm

Year

1833

Country

London

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