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Coromandel and Satinwood Pen and Ink Tray with Silver Mounts and Feet by Rupert Favell Dated 1886
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Coromandel and Satinwood Pen and Ink Tray with Silver Mounts and Feet by Rupert Favell Dated 1886

19th century
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Victorian pen and ink stand made of Coromandel wood with satinwood inlays and stringing and with solid silver mounts and feet. This is a wonderful quality item, the timber is a great colour and the whole piece is in fine condition with just a tiny piece of veneer missing from the lower front edge. Also the lids of the ink pots are not original but replacements can be found of course. The silver is hallmarked Rupert Favell of London dated 1886.

23cm wide

16cm deep

TF081

Physical Dimensions
Height
9cm (3.54")
Width
23cm (9.06")
Depth
16cm (6.30")
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The Fine Art Fund has dated this Victorian Coromandel Inkstand Tray to the Victorian era.

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SA1125780
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TF081
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Victorian pen and ink stand made of Coromandel wood with satinwood inlays and stringing and with solid silver mounts and feet.
This is a wonderful quality item, the timber is a great colour and the whole piece is in fine condition with just a tiny piece of veneer missing from the lower front edge.
The Fine Art Fund

Also the lids of the ink pots are not original but replacements can be found of course. The silver is hallmarked Rupert Favell of London dated 1886.

23cm wide

16cm deep

TF081

Height
9cm (3.54")
Width
23cm (9.06")
Depth
16cm (6.30")
Date of Manufacture

The Fine Art Fund has dated this Victorian Coromandel Inkstand Tray to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1125780
Dealers Internal Ref
TF081
The Fine Art Fund
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2024

We source top quality georgian and regency fine furniture made in the united kingdom by the best cabinet makers of the time.

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Late Victorian coromandel wood inkstand tray with satinwood marquetry inlay, twin cut-glass inkwells, silver pen rests, and a pierced silver gallery rail.
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Archive I Late Victorian coromandel wood inkstand tray with satinwood marquetry inlay, twin cut-glass inkwells, silver pen rests, and a pierced silver gallery rail.

Coromandel and Satinwood Pen and Ink Tray with Silver Mounts and Feet by Rupert Favell Dated 1886

Archive II Late Victorian coromandel wood inkstand tray with satinwood marquetry inlay, twin cut-glass inkwells, silver pen rests, and a pierced silver gallery rail. View II
Archive III Late Victorian coromandel wood inkstand tray with satinwood marquetry inlay, twin cut-glass inkwells, silver pen rests, and a pierced silver gallery rail. View III
Archive IV Scale Reference for Late Victorian coromandel wood inkstand tray with satinwood marquetry inlay, twin cut-glass inkwells, silver pen rests, and a pierced silver gallery rail.
Archive V Late Victorian coromandel wood inkstand tray with satinwood marquetry inlay, twin cut-glass inkwells, silver pen rests, and a pierced silver gallery rail. View V
Archive VI Late Victorian coromandel wood inkstand tray with satinwood marquetry inlay, twin cut-glass inkwells, silver pen rests, and a pierced silver gallery rail. View VI
Archive VII Late Victorian coromandel wood inkstand tray with satinwood marquetry inlay, twin cut-glass inkwells, silver pen rests, and a pierced silver gallery rail. View VII
Archive VIII Late Victorian coromandel wood inkstand tray with satinwood marquetry inlay, twin cut-glass inkwells, silver pen rests, and a pierced silver gallery rail. View VIII
Archive IX Late Victorian coromandel wood inkstand tray with satinwood marquetry inlay, twin cut-glass inkwells, silver pen rests, and a pierced silver gallery rail. View IX
Archive X Late Victorian coromandel wood inkstand tray with satinwood marquetry inlay, twin cut-glass inkwells, silver pen rests, and a pierced silver gallery rail. View X
Archive XI Late Victorian coromandel wood inkstand tray with satinwood marquetry inlay, twin cut-glass inkwells, silver pen rests, and a pierced silver gallery rail. View XI
Archive XII Late Victorian coromandel wood inkstand tray with satinwood marquetry inlay, twin cut-glass inkwells, silver pen rests, and a pierced silver gallery rail. View XII
Archive XIII Late Victorian coromandel wood inkstand tray with satinwood marquetry inlay, twin cut-glass inkwells, silver pen rests, and a pierced silver gallery rail. View XIII
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Late Victorian coromandel wood inkstand tray with satinwood marquetry inlay, twin cut-glass inkwells, silver pen rests, and a pierced silver gallery rail.
Coromandel and Satinwood Pen and Ink Tray With Silver Mounts and Feet by Rupert Favell dated 1886
Ref: SA1125780
Late Victorian coromandel wood inkstand tray with satinwood marquetry inlay, twin cut-glass inkwells, silver pen rests, and a pierced silver gallery rail.
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A Victorian inkstand is a tabletop desk accessory designed to hold inkwells, pens, and sealing wax accessories. Popular during the 19th century, these items were typically crafted from exotic hardwoods, hallmarked silver, brass, or cut glass to reflect the owners status.

High-end 19th-century inkstands frequently featured exotic timber veneers such as coromandel, rosewood, and mahogany, accented with satinwood marquetry. Metal mounts were commonly made of sterling silver or gilt brass, alongside heavy lead cut-glass ink receptacles.

Authentic pieces generally display official British hallmarks on the silver components, indicating the makers mark, silver purity mark, assay office, and date letter. Additionally, period construction techniques such as hand-cut dovetails, original hand-cut glass wells, and natural patination on wood veneers indicate age.

An antique inkstand can be positioned on a contemporary executive office desk, console table, or library sideboard as a decorative accent. It functions effectively as a catch-all tray for modern fountain pens, paperclips, or small stationery items.

Dust the wood regularly with a soft, lint-free microfibre cloth and polish with beeswax occasionally to protect the veneer. Clean silver mounts carefully using a dedicated silver cloth, avoiding abrasive creams that could damage adjacent wood surfaces or lacquer.
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