ENGLAND, late 19th or early 20th century Four inkwells: - three cylindrical ones made of silver (925), with numbered lids. Two small ones with bayonet lids and the large one with a hinged lid. Silversmith’s hallmark: Sampson MORDAN & Company. The largest bears the dealer’s signature: “Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, 112 Regent St., London.” LONDON, letter-date hallmarks for 1902 [g], 1903 [h], and 1893 [S], and the Passing Lion. = Total gross weight (without glasses): 335 g. = Scratches and minor dents. - An oval metal case covered in red leather with a lid lined with silver (925), numbered. Hook clasp. LONDON, letter-date hallmarks for 1879 [D] and featuring a Lion Passant. Gross weight: 181 g. Signs of wear, scratches, a dent in the leather, and some dents.