inkstand

She was sitting by a big table with an impressive inkstand.

He forced himself to concentrate, then filled his own inkstand.

It is in my inkstand now, I tell you.

The sun hit the square crystal inkstand on his desk.

At this stage, not too many dealers would be interested in just any inkstand for stock.

Then, with his right hand, Elbert grabbed the ancient inkstand.

No man of mere talent ever flung his inkstand at the devil.

For he saw me glance, involuntarily, at the prospect on the inkstand.

The pages on top were wilted, but there was an inkstand and several pens.

The bottle that Ambrose always used to fill the inkstand."

Welcome to the inky fingers and the inkstand heart!

The inkstand was flying in his direction, and he made an instinctive duck to avoid it.

His left hand still rested on the table edge, while his right was advanced toward the inkstand.

Who, then, shall throw the first inkstand at another!"

Everything was in keeping, down to the ponderous leaden inkstand on the round table.

She considered the rusty inkstand, the pen, the ash-tray, and the old French newspaper.

He got up, and carefully straightened the inkstand which was a little askew. '

On the rug where the inkstand had struck, there wasn't a trace of any stain.

The official offhandedly deposited them on the inkstand and resumed conversation with a colleague.

He reached for the quill beside the inkstand.

On the tallboy was an inkstand with four wells, a squat bottle of ink in each.

It had two drawers, one on either side of the empty chair, and an inkstand that appeared to be empty.

It had a blotter and a silver inkstand.

In the frenzy of his rage, he hurled the inkstand madly forward, and followed it up himself.

On his desk is an inkstand of Byzantine convolution and splendour.