Lady Justice

This figural inkwell, cast in bronze, is a representation of Lady Justice, who is recognizable by her blindfold, which signifies impartiality. She has a serene expression, and her hair is depicted as flowing gracefully over her shoulders. The top of her head is hinged, allowing it to open and reveal the internal inkwell. The bust rests on a marble base, which features a channel in the front to serve as a pen rest.

In front of the bust, on the marble base, are two pieces that appear to be from a disassembled scale. The scale is one of the most important symbols of justice, representing the weighing of evidence. The disassembled state of the scale in this piece could be an artistic choice to represent the complexity of justice.