This imposing eighteenth-century inkwell, an expression of luxury and refinement, was masterfully crafted by master silversmiths Kesell and Christian Benjamin Jeserich. The finely crafted silver blends with the crystalline transparency of rock crystal, creating an object of extraordinary beauty and functionality. The detailed craftsmanship is visible in the intricate carvings and decorations that adorn each surface, reflecting the high social status and sophisticated taste of the period.

The structure of the inkwell, with its generous dimensions of 27×18 cm and a height of 22 cm, makes it an exhibition piece, capable of attracting attention in any studio or library. The gross weight of 1487 grams testifies to the solidity and quality of the materials used, ensuring that the object is not only admired but also used with pleasure.

Hailing from Germany, this inkwell is not only a functional tool but also a testament to the European craftsmanship of the eighteenth century. It represents an opportunity for collectors to own a palpable piece of history, rich in culture and art, that continues to tell the stories of an era defined by an incomparable aesthetic.