Inkwell and pen tray 1900

Charles Francis Annesley Voysey, a prominent figure in the Arts and Crafts movement, designed this inkwell and pen tray in 1900. This piece is crafted from brass and features a simple, geometric design emphasizing clean lines and functionality, a hallmark of Voysey's style. The minimalist form and elegant finish make it a testament to the movement's focus on craftsmanship and utility over ornamentation. Today, the piece is on display at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, showcasing Voysey's contribution to the world of decorative arts.