Early Staffordshire Silver Lustre Philosopher Inkstand with Four Pots WedgwoodThis striking silver lustre inkstand is an early Staffordshire ceramic, modelled as a classical philosopher and dating from the early to mid 19th century. The piece is conceived as a rectangular sarcophagusshaped base on four paw feet, surmounted by a bust of a bearded philosopher and fitted with four removable ink pots. At approximately 13 cm high, 20 cm wide and 20 cm deep, it makes an impressive yet practical desk piece and an excellent example of
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it was specifically designed to emulate the depth and richness of classical hardstones and bronzes
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Authentic vintage 20th century Italian Murano glass ashtray
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