


101 - Inkwell
This exquisite inkwell, crafted in the manner of Thomire, showcases a harmonious blend of luxurious materials and intricate detailing. The central element is meticulously fashioned from vibrant malachite stone, renowned for its rich green hues and unique banded patterns. This precious stone forms the cylindrical body of the inkwell, providing a striking focal point.
The inkwell rests upon a base constructed of chiseled brass, which has been lavishly plated with 24-carat gold, lending a warm, opulent glow to the piece. This gilded metal forms the elegant legs that support the inkwell, as well as the decorative elements that adorn its surface.
Adding to its intrigue, the inkwell features two secret drawers, seamlessly integrated into its design, offering a discreet space for storing writing implements or personal items. The decorative motifs further enhance the piece's artistic merit. Profiles of a man and woman, rendered with classical precision, are set within circular medallions, adding a touch of humanistic elegance. A marine garland, intricately sculpted, encircles the base, evoking a sense of maritime grandeur. Finally, the bows of ships, fashioned from the gilded brass, extend from the central malachite element, their graceful curves suggesting voyages and exploration.
This inkwell, with its combination of malachite, gold-plated brass, and hidden compartments, exemplifies the refined craftsmanship and aesthetic sensibilities of the Thomire style, making it a captivating and functional object of art.
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Museum of The Wilanow Palace would like to sincerely thank the creator and owner of the Maromer Co, Eric Stepniewski, for the many years of working with us in order to return the past glory of all of the bronze Wilanow collections.
Museum of The Wilanow Palace would like to sincerely thank the creator and owner of the Maromer Co, Eric Stepniewski, for the many years of working with us in order to return the past glory of all of the bronze Wilanow collections.