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Two Glass Inkwells, Glass; free-blown, undecorated — Two Glass Inkwells
9th century

Inkwell with Cut Decoration, Glass, greenish; blown, applied lip and handles, cut — Inkwell with Cut Decoration
10th century

Inkwell, Richards and Hartley Flint Glass Co. American, Pressed yellow glass, American — Inkwell
Richards and Hartley Flint Glass Co.
ca. 1888

Inkwell, Wood — Inkwell
ca. 2051–1981 B.C.

Inkwell, Wood — Inkwell
ca. 2124–1504 B.C.

Glass inkwell, Glass, Roman — Glass inkwell
Roman
1st–2nd century CE

Ink well, Wood — Ink well
ca. 2030–1640 B.C.

Inkwell, Thomas Danforth Boardman American, Pewter, American — Inkwell
Thomas Danforth Boardman
Sherman Boardman
1810–50

Inkwell, Thomas Danforth, III American, Pewter, American — Inkwell
Thomas Danforth, III
1807–13

Palette, Grey stone — Palette
ca. 1981–1640 B.C.

Inkwell, Brush Guild Pottery, Earthenware, American — Inkwell
Brush Guild Pottery
Lucy F. Perkins
1907

Inkwell, Blown-molded glass, American — Inkwell
American
1820–45

Inkwell, Keene Glass Works American, Blown-molded glass, American — Inkwell
Keene Glass Works
1815–41

Inkwell, Parian porcelain, American — Inkwell
American
1830–70

Inkwell, Transparent dark green glass. Blown, pattern molded., Northern European (probably German) — Inkwell
Northern European (probably German)
17th century

Inkwell, Eva Zeisel American, Glazed earthenware — Inkwell
Eva Zeisel
Schramberg Majolica Factory
1929–30

Terracotta inkwell, Terracotta, Greek — Terracotta inkwell
Greek
2nd half of 3rd century BCE

ca. 2030–1640 B.C.

Inkwell, Louis C. Tiffany American, Bronze, American — Inkwell
Louis C. Tiffany
Tiffany Studios
ca. 1905–20

Inkwell, Louis C. Tiffany American, Bronze, American — Inkwell
Louis C. Tiffany
Tiffany Studios
ca. 1910–20

Inkwell, Louis C. Tiffany American, Bronze, American — Inkwell
Louis C. Tiffany
Tiffany Studios
after 1909

Inkwell, Earthenware, basalt, British (American market) — Inkwell
British (American market)
1770–1800

Inkwell, Abraham Drentwett IV, Silver gilt, German, Augsburg — Inkwell
Abraham Drentwett IV
ca. 1743–45

Terracotta atramentarium (inkwell), Terracotta, Roman — Terracotta atramentarium (inkwell)
Roman
1st half of 1st century CE

Inkwell with Crosses, Earthenware; polychrome decoration under transparent glaze (buff ware) — Inkwell with Crosses
10th century

Terracotta inkwell and bronze stylus, Terracotta, Roman — Terracotta inkwell and bronze stylus
Roman
1st‒2nd century CE

Inkwell with seaweed and a small crab, Henry Nocq French, Glazed stoneware, French, Paris — Inkwell with seaweed and a small crab
Henry Nocq
Alexandre Bigot
1897–98

Inkwell, Glass, Bohemian — Inkwell
Bohemian
18th century

Glass inkwell, Glass, Roman — Glass inkwell
Roman
1st century CE

Inkwell, Free-blown aquamarine glass, British — Inkwell
British
ca. 1850–1900

Inkwell, Gilt bronze, French — Inkwell
French
ca. 1760

Inkwell and Tray, Louis C. Tiffany American, Bronze, American — Inkwell and Tray
Louis C. Tiffany
Tiffany Studios
ca. 1905–20

American

1770–1830

Gaius Fenn

Jason Fenn

1831–43

Inkwell in the Form of Atlas Holding a Globe, Severo Calzetta da Ravenna Italian, Copper alloy — Inkwell in the Form of Atlas Holding a Globe
Severo Calzetta da Ravenna
first half 16th century or later

Inkwell, Tin-glazed earthenware, Mexican — Inkwell
Mexican
ca. 1750

Inkwell, Tin-glazed earthenware, Mexican — Inkwell
Mexican
ca. 1840

Inkwell, Tin-glazed earthenware, Mexican — Inkwell
Mexican
ca. 1860

Inkwell, Tin-glazed earthenware, Mexican — Inkwell
Mexican
ca. 1750

Inkwell, Lacy pressed blue glass — Inkwell
1800–1900