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The Squire's Desk Definitely goes with a Moroccan leather topped George III desk. It rekindles old memories, Saying good night to my father in the evening. Knocking and opening the door of his cavernous study. A single desk light illuminating his writing desk, pen scratching paper, the smell of books. A too short stay on his knee after he finishes the sentence and lays down his pen its stand. Our nanny hovering at the door to take us to bed, my sister and me. Bringing back a stylish past. Hand cut crystal glass inkwell with a nickel plated brass cap and double pen rest. Milled, polished and waxed wood base. Comes with both a wooden and glass stylus.
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| MG044 | Glass and Caligraphy Pens with Nibs and Cut Glass Inkwell - NOT ENGRAVABLE | $60.00 |
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| MG045 | SHAKESPEARE'S
OWN Just filling follscaps with the lines of MacBeth must have used an infinite supply of quills. To cut a quill and make it write as fast and smooth as you want is an art-form. An art which can be easily learned if the commitment is there. For the faint of heart a bronze quill tip will hold the nibs, supplied in this elegant quill desk case. L. 35cm, 13.75". W. 16.5cm 6.5". - NOT ENGRAVABLE |
$20.00 |
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