Victorian Terrestrial Globe Travel Inkwell, c.1900. Antiquarian Books

Victorian Terrestrial Globe Travel Inkwell, c.1900. Antiquarian BooksA charming late Victorian terrestrial globe travel inkwell. The inkwell boasts a sprung lid which is operated by a concealed button to the front of the globe. The interior remains in its original condition with a single ink chamber (with original ink still present), together with a red nib wipe. The globe remains in a rarely found condition with only minor deterioration to the lithograph map, and the concealed button remaining concealed under the

Weight: 24 grams

The stopper has a small chip to the bung (please see photographs) but otherwise also remains in a very good condition

The set remains in a very good condition with clear hallmarks

published by Rickers & Son Ltd

The painting nonetheless remains striking

The Eagle Lock Company

elm and rush seat corner chair

together with red leather title panels

Weight: 320 grams

handblown and signed by Master Glassmaker Paul Miller of the Langham Glass Company

The jugs have a lovely patina and remain in an excellent condition with only a few light dings and oxidisation in places

Weight: 2 grams