Collector's Guide to Inkwells: Identification & Values (Book I)

Ink containers have always been an important part of history - from the Middle Ages when they were made from horn and leather and known as inkhorns or inkpots - to the mid twentieth centuty when inkwells were made as souvenirs. Ink itself was a valuable substance and containers made to hold it usually had covers or small openings to prevent evaporation or contamination of the ink.

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Table of Contents:

Cover

Dedication

A Special Thank You

Acknowledgments

Contents

Introduction

Porcelain & Pottery

Cristal & Glass

Cooper, Brass & Related Materials

Cast Iron & Other Metals

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