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Stunning Antique Bronze Novelty Inkwell / Desk Tidy Depicting A Monkey With Glass Eyes
£1,100 $1,497 €1,305
This absolutely superb example of an antique bronze inkwell / desk tidy depicts a monkey cast in stunning detail. It shows a monkey in a sitting position with its tail wrapped around a log to the right of the piece which I believe to be a pen wipe. The monkeys head then lifts up to reveal the inkwell which has its original opaque glass liner. The log then branches out in front of the monkey with the branches being used to hold pens / quills. The monkey is then holding what I believe to be a candle holder in its right hand which may have been used to melt wax used for sealing early letters.
The piece is absolutely stunning and one of the best and largest examples of an early antique bronze desk tidy that I have ever seen!
A truly one off and unusual piece that would look fantastic in any home or as part of a larger collection!
It measures approximately:
- 7” / 18cm Tall.
- 6” / 15.25cm Wide.
- 5” / 12.75cm Deep.
Antique Number: SA925462
Dateline of this antique is 19th Century
Antique #SA925462, shown on this page, originates from the 19th century. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was made:
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