A Victorian Gilt and Patinated Bronze Ram's Head Inkwell, Second Half 19th Century

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April 12, 06:43 PM GMT

Estimate

2,000 - 3,000 USD

Lot Details

Description

Property of a Gentleman

A Victorian Gilt and Patinated Bronze Ram's Head Inkwell, Second Half 19th Century

fitted with candle arms in the shape of horns surmounted by a nozzle with gadrooned circular drip pans and with headdress moulded as cover opening to reveal a circular detachable glass brass-mounted well

height 6 1/2 in.; width 9 in.; depth 8 in.

16.5 cm., 54.6 cm., 20.4 cm.

Overall in good condition, hinge of cover needs re-enforcement

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