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Item Code: 998-796
Wooden inkwell is in the shape of a barrel. Inside features a glass bottle with spout. Lid unscrews. Excellent condition with no nicks or cracks. Remnants of ink remain on glass.
Measures approx. 2” high by 1 ¼” in diameter at the widest part. [sl]
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