Bone china double inkwell, English 1910s

Bone china double inkwell, English 1910s

Marsoni

M251S

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Bone china double inkwell, English 1910sElegant double inkwell on a tray in bone china, printed and gilded floral decoration by Crown Staffordshire, retailed by Thomas Goode of London; antique English 1910s. Condition: some surface wear to the decoration Size: Wide: 13 cm Length: 26 cm Style note although Edwardian period was short, lasting between 1901 and 1910, it oversaw two major styles Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau. Traditionally, most Edwardian items, including furniture and

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