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Early Victorian Boulle-Work and Ebony Inkstand After George Bullock
| In the Style of | George Bullock | ||||
| Origin | England | ||||
| Period | 19th Century | ||||
| Materials | Ebony, boulle-work, silver and glass | ||||
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| Creation Date | Circa 1840 | ||||
| Description | A fine early Victorian Boulle-work and ebony inkstand after George Bullock, of circular form with an overall design of tortoiseshell camellias against pewter leaves on a brass ground, centred on a heavy glass bottle with an engraved silvered lid. English, circa1840. |
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| Styles / Movements | Traditional, Victorian | ||||
| Incollect Reference Number | 342518 |
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