Redware Inkwell – Townsends

This is an earlier style than our stoneware pottery inkwell, based on 18th century examples with two chambers: a small inner chamber for the ink and an outer chamber with four holes meant to hold quills when not in use. Comes with three uncut feathers, instructions for cutting a quill pen, and a cork for the center hol

This is an earlier style than our stoneware pottery inkwell, based on 18th century examples with two chambers: a small inner chamber for the ink and an outer chamber with four holes meant to hold quills when not in use. Comes with three uncut feathers, instructions for cutting a quill pen, and a cork for the center hole. About 3 1/2 in diameter.

Made in USA

Item # IW-90

This is an earlier style than our stoneware pottery inkwell, based on 18th century examples with two chambers: a small inner chamber for the ink and

Redware Inkwell

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Our Master Potter, Gary Nieter, has worked from period artwork as well as original examples to develop this beautiful Lidded Cooking Pot. Great for

Redware Lidded Cooking Pot

Early REDWARE INKWELL. 18th Century.

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