Ceramic Pottery Ink Well
Ceramic Pottery Ink Well – Shipwreck treasure
650€
Very good condition
Ceramic Pottery Ink Well
Very good condition
Ceramic Pottery Ink Well – Shipwreck treasure
650€
Description:
The majority of the original ceramic glaze is still present, giving this piece a lovely caramel hue.
Period
around 1800
Type
collectibles
Year
around 1800
Diameter
50mm x 50mm
Weight
98,4 g
Metal
Ceramic
Rarity
Very rare
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Pedigree :
Accompanied with old artifact tag, attributing it to the Santa Leocadia (sunk November 7th, 1800), found by M. Meylachon.
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Comments :
This beautiful little artifact stands as a fully intact ink well that could have been used for a variety of maritime business, such as map-making from a cartographer, recording the crew and cargo on board, or by the Captain for official correspondences.
. 50 mm sur 50 mm, 98,78 gr.
Ceramic