19th century victorian mahogany standish or inkstand with ivory and brass decoration and entwined serpents handle

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19th century Victorian mahogany inkstand with ebonised, ivory and engraved brass decoration. It contains two pen trays, two brass topped original inkwells, and a handle formed from two entwined snakes, standing on 4 bun feet.
Size-10 3/8 inches long by 6.25 inches wide by 3.5 inches high.
A very handsome and unusual inkstand for table or desk, in very good condition.
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19th century Victorian mahogany standish or inkstand with ivory and brass decoration and entwined serpents handle.

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19th century Victorian mahogany standish or inkstand with ivory and brass decoration and entwined serpents handle.

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