c. 1425–1450
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Leather
Overall: 12.1 cm (4 3/4 in.)
Sundry Purchase Fund 1967.140
Intended for use on the writing table, this ink pot was used with a dip pen or quill. It may have belonged to a professional scribe or scholar, or perhaps to a wealthy layperson. The leather is embellished by tooling, embossing (pressing), and punching.
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