Ancient glass ink

Whether you're a calligrapher or objects bearing the history of France, these war-era inkwells are sure to interest you. This collection, very heterogeneous, offers very complementary models of transparent or bluish glass inkwells. They bear the mark of time and war. Shards and the whitening of time give them all their charm and charm. They were found in ancient trenches and date back to the time of the first world war. At the time, the letters were the only links that existed between the hairs and their relatives. The inkwells allowed them to store their ink while they wrote their letters. You want to discover the collection to make your choice, click here. Condition: damaged, weather-bleached, sometimes cracked but fulfilling its function (waterproof). Round shapes, straight, slender, triangular, there is something for everyone. One of them is more bleached and worn.