Original British Victorian Porcelain Inkwell Commemorating the Crimean War's “Battle of the Alma" German Militaria There are small dents

There are small dents

Lovely Lock mechanism of brightly polished iron

Some photos exhibit fading

There is a small 1 inch stress fracture to the left front of the shell which was a common occurrence for genuine battle used helmets

By 16 April 1944 the entire squadron had moved to Howard Field

Original British Victorian Porcelain Inkwell Commemorating the Crimean War's “Battle of the Alma" German Militaria There are small dentsOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Here is a fine English Porcelain inkwell commemorating The Crimean War's "Battle Of Alma." A great British victory in the war against Imperial Russia In The 1850's. These are very rare, and this lovely example measures 3" tall by 3" wide with a silvered neck liner. The entire outer surface is covered with a very colorful glazed illustration of the progress of The Battle of the Alma, showing a continuous action scene all