Lot #60: Antique/Vintage Glass Inkwells and Ink Bottles

A variety of antique and vintage glass inkwells and ink bottles, primarily dating from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century. Clear Molded & Pressed Glass: The majority of the clear vessels feature thick bases, geometric faceting (like the cube shape in the center), and ribbed shoulder styles. These shapes were designed to provide stability on writing desks so the ink would not tip over. Umbrella and Cone Forms: Several of the back and middle pieces feature the classic conical or multi-sided "umbrella" geometry, popular in the Victorian era as affordable, mass-produced utility bottles (often called "penny inks"). Colored Accent Pieces:Teal/Aqua Glass: Visible on the far right and scattered through the center, showing the natural tint common in late 19th-century utilitarian glass manufacturing. Oxblood/Ruby Red Inkwell: A distinct pyramid or multi-sided cone form sitting prominently in the front row. Dark Green/Blackglass Well: The large, squat circular piece on the far right features dense concentric ribbing typical of early American or English heavy-pressed desk accessories. Good condition. No visible chips or cracks observed. As is. Pickup category timeslot {A}