Clear Glass Pedestal Inkwell | Antique Reproduction

Clear Glass Pedestal Inkwell | Antique Reproduction

$22.00
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Clear Glass Pedestal Inkwell | Antique Reproduction

Clear Glass Pedestal Inkwell | Antique Reproduction

$22.00
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Description

A beautiful nod to the days when sitting down to write required a little more ceremony.

Inspired by traditional antique inkwells, this clear pedestal glass inkwell combines old-world character with genuine function. Thick glass is molded in a classic colonial-inspired swirl pattern, while the raised pedestal base gives the piece a substantial, elegant presence on a writing desk.

A hinged flip-top lid opens to reveal the ink reservoir, making it perfectly functional for fountain and dip pens, traditional pen-and-ink writing, drawing, or calligraphy. Even when not in use, its sculptural glass form makes it a lovely decorative object for a desk, library, or collection of writing curiosities.

It’s the kind of everyday object we love—something practical that was once considered worthy of being beautifully made.

Product Details

  • Antique reproduction glass inkwell
  • Clear, substantial glass construction
  • Traditional colonial-inspired swirl pattern
  • Raised pedestal base
  • Hinged flip-top lid
  • Functional ink reservoir
  • Beautiful for dip pens, pen-and-ink writing, and calligraphy
  • Equally lovely as a decorative desk object
  • Ink and pen not included

Dimensions

  • 3" diameter × 3.25" H

Use & Care

For use on a flat, stable surface only. Do not invert or store upside down, as the inkwell is not designed to be leakproof when tipped.

Styling Notes

Give it a permanent place on a writing desk alongside old books, brass objects, stationery, and a favorite pen. Even if handwritten letters aren't part of your daily routine, the clear glass catches the light beautifully and adds the character of an old writing-room object to a shelf or desk.

Better yet, fill it with ink and use it. Beautiful things don't have to stop being useful just because their inspiration comes from another era.

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