A Victorian novelty silver-mounted Milk Churn Inkwell.

A Victorian novelty Inkwell in the form of a Milk Churn, the body of ivory, which is silver-mounted, and with a silver mounted glass liner. The ivory body is applied with an oval silver panel with the title 'Ink' in blue enamel. London 1879, by George Henry James and Josiah James. \nAntique ivory is subject to restrictions on import and export. The regulations for each country may vary. Condition: \n

Good overall with some shrinkage to the ivory and some staining to the ivory near the base.

Height - 8.40 cm.; Diameter - 5.40 cm.; Weight - 100.40 gms.