Rolling Pin Traveling Inkwell
| Categories | Travel |
| Type | Etui |
| Material | Metal |
| Manufacturer | Undetermined |
| Origin | Undetermined |
| Date or Era | circa 1880 |
| Measuring | 6 ¾” long |
Complete Victorian writing etui and inkwell in the form of a rolling pin. The outer casing is nickel with a spiral design, and both ends have a rolling pin handle. Only one end opens, and underneath is the inkwell with a screw-on lid that holds the glass bottle inside. Along with the inkwell, the rolling pin stores writing tools: dip pen, pencil, ink eraser. These pieces pull out from their casings and can be reversed back into their holders to make a full-sized tool. The tools have matching spiral handles.
Estimated value: $200
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