A George III Travelling Inkwell made in London in 1810 by Thomas Wallis.

A George III Travelling Inkwell made in London in 1810 by Thomas Wallis.
A George III Travelling Inkwell made in London in 1810 by Thomas Wallis.
A George III Travelling Inkwell made in London in 1810 by Thomas Wallis.

A George III Travelling Inkwell made in London in 1810 by Thomas Wallis.

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The Inkwell is, unusually, entirely made of silver and is modelled in the Drum form with reeded borders. The top unscrews to reveal the ink reservoir. This piece is very well marked and is in excellent condition.



Diameter: 1.75 inches, 4.38cm.

Height: 1.6 inches, 4cm.

Year

1810

Country

London

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