Inkwell in gilded bronze and crystal bottles, made in the 20th Century. One of the bottles has a chip on the screw part of the cap, as shown in the images. 

Ø cm 32 Ø cm 17 h cm 9

An antique triple inkwell is a writing object dating back to a time when ink was stored in separate containers. Its uniqueness lies in having three distinct compartments for ink, often used for inks of different colors or different types of ink. Antique triple inkwells can be made from a variety of materials, including bronze, silver, ceramic, glass, wood, or stone. They often feature elaborate decorations, such as inlays, engravings, or enamels.

The shape varies depending on the historical period and style.
They can be rectangular, oval, or circular in shape, with three compartments arranged in a line or triangle. Some models feature a holder for pens or other writing accessories.

The antique triple inkwells mainly date back to the 18th and 19th centuries, when handwriting was the norm. Each historical period has its distinctive style, with influences ranging from Baroque to Neoclassical.