Charming miniature inkwell in enamelled white porcelain, finely moulded in the shape of a table covered with a delicately folded tablecloth.
It features two small removable containers:
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one with a wide opening for ink,
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the other, pierced with holes, formerly used as a pounce pot to dry ink or to prepare dilutions.
This piece, rare for its small size, could have been used in a high-end dollhouse, as a porcelain workshop sample, or as a small desk curiosity.
Features:
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Period: late 19th – early 20th century
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Material: white enamelled porcelain
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Dimensions: 9 cm x 6.3 cm x 3 cm, weight 79 g.
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Condition: good overall condition with slight signs of wear, complete with its two original pots (note 1 practically invisible micro-chip under the base of the small powder pot).
A charming small object, perfect for collectors of miniature inkwells, antique curiosities, or dollhouse accessories.
Free delivery in Belgium, France, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg.
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