Pounce Pot

A delightful antique English porcelain pounce or pepper pot modelled as a young boy wearing a full length coat and hat dating from the 19th century.

The dog seated on a gilt-tasseled pillow, painted with flowers, with removable inkwell and pounce pot sander and two pen holders. Marked JP on base.

A gorgeous antique Victorian four-piece silver plate and cut glass inkstand. The set includes: pounce pot/sander, inkwell, candlestick, and tray.

The 7 cameos of historical figures, fitted with 3 quill holders, 2 inkwells and a pounce pot. The underside of the lid is framed with a circular gouache depicting Naples with Vesuviu...

The lower portion features two ink pots, a pounce pot, and three pen holes. The exterior is expertly sculpted with latticework and water-leaf.

The lower portion features two ink pots, a pounce pot, and three pen holes. The exterior is expertly sculpted with latticework and water-leaf.

Small, circular inkwell in turquoise opaline with two inkwells and a pounce pot. It is mounted with gilded bronze that is intricately decorated with ribbing and spiraling beadwork.

It includes a special section on writing accessories including pens and inks, pounce pots, sanders, tapers, sealing wax, seals, paste, and glue pots.

The brass strung top opening to a fitted interior housing an inkwell and pounce pot, pen tray and twin leather-lined writing panels over document compartments – one fitted with a ban...

Fine engravings of stylized laurel leaves are arranged arround the two ink pots, the pounce pot and the four pen holders. The inkwell is decorated by two gilt bronze handles in shape...

It houses two inkwells with their lids and a pounce pot decorated with openwork branches, as well as four pen holders.

It houses two inkwells with their lids and a pounce pot decorated with openwork branches, as well as four pen holders.

One of the glass containers has a perforated top, which would have held the pounce or sand (pounce pot). This would have permitted the writer to sprinkle the sand on the paper before...

The inkstand compromises of two inkwells centered by a pounce pot and a pen tray. The inkstand is further decorated with two hand painted porcelain plaques in the Sevres manner, the ...

There is a pierced, cut glass Shaker for pounce, a cut glass pot for shot, and a lidded ink well.

Antique silver pounce pot, London circa 1830, Benjamin Stephens.

A delightful novelty antique English pottery figure of a man pounce or pepper pot dating from Staffordshire and dating from the 19th century.

The second technique, employed around the late 18th century, utilized the pounce dispersed from the pounce pot/sander to lightly sprinkle the fine powder over freshly scripted text.

A fine and important Old Paris porcelain ink stand, the elaborate handle with gothic finial attached to the top with two molded oval trays flanked by the inkwell and pounce pot, surr...

The ink stand contains a stand with a pen holder or candle holder in the shape of a serpent's mouth, and three removable wells; one for ink, one pounce pot (or sand shaker) to blot w...

Antique pounce pot, Sander, sand duster, were used to dry ink on paper before blotting paper became available in the early 1800s.

The caps indicate the intended use for each bottle: the single centered hole is designed to hold a pen (a feathered quill), the lid with three holes is an inkwell, and the lid pierce...