Ink Art Appraisal

Lot of Dazzle Glitter Ink Pots

The item is a lot of 'Dazzle glitter ink' pots, as specifically labeled in the auction listing. This collection consists of numerous individual pots, each featuring a spherical or domed cap that appears to be filled with a liquid or gel, likely containing glitter, giving them a 'snow globe' or 'water globe' aesthetic. The pots themselves are cylindrical, made of an opaque material, and are adorned with various colorful labels indicating branding. The caps display a range of vibrant, iridescent colors including pink, purple, gold, teal, and orange, suggesting a variety of glitter ink shades. Many of the spherical caps show visible air bubbles, which are common in such items and do not necessarily indicate damage unless the liquid has significantly evaporated or leaked. The pots are housed within a purple, plastic, perforated storage crate, which itself shows minor wear consistent with general use. The entire lot is placed on a surface with a visible wooden ruler or measuring stick, possibly from 'Plum Creek', and a 'NW Drywall' sign in the background, providing a sense of scale. No significant damage like cracks or major leaks are immediately visible on the ink pots or their caps. The overall condition appears to be good for a bulk lot of craft supplies. Given the contemporary appearance and labeling, the estimated age is relatively modern, likely late 20th to early 21st century. The craftsmanship appears to be standard for mass-produced craft supplies, with uniformity in design and materials.