Antique Stoneware Inkwell Bottle, Brown

Antique salt-glazed stoneware bottles are perfect in size to use as bud vases. Dating from the late 1800s to early 1900s, these bottles were once used for holding ink. Each bottle is handmade, and their varying textures and earth-tone colors make them the perfect neutral accessory for your modern home. Whether lined down the center of your dining table as a centerpiece or arranged along your mantel as a focal point, they will infuse your home with old-world charm.

• Found in England

• The inkwells vary in color from tan, ochre, chestnut, and dark brown

• Inkwells show signs of wear consistent with age

• Each piece is handmade and has character marks, small chips, discolorations, and crazing

• Some bear the stamp “Lovatts Langley Mill,” “Lovatt and Lovatt,” “Bourne Denby,” or “Doulton Lambeth,” denoting the pottery house from which they were made

• We will choose a beautiful inkwell for your collection

• Small Inkwells:
  Measure approximately 2” - 2.5” W x 4.5” - 6” H, with a .75” W opening
  Select the volume corresponding to the number of Small Inkwells you want to purchase below.

  1. Single - One (1) Small Inkwell for $22

• Medium Inkwells:
  Measure approximately 3” - 3.75” W and 7” - 7.75” H, with a .75” W opening
  Select the volume corresponding to the number of Medium Inkwells you want to purchase below.

  1. Single - One (1) Medium Inkwells for $26

• Large Inkwells:
  Measure approximately 4” W x 9.5” H, with a .75” W opening
  Select the volume corresponding to the number of Large Inkwells you want to purchase below.

  1. Single - One (1) Large Inkwell for $30

Available for pick up, local delivery, and nationwide shipping.