---
title: "Sanby eric Acrylic Stand Stamp: 8 Designs and Stamp Pad"
canonical: "https://stationerytimes.com/guides/sanby-eric-acrylic-stand-stamp/"
description: "Sanby eric acrylic stand stamps explained: eight designs on a display stand, 30 mm face, 35 × 35 × 38 mm, 1,100 yen, plus Gold, Silver and Navy pigment pads."
category: "Stamps"
type: "Rubber stamp"
published: 2026-10-31
updated: 2026-10-31
author: "Ellis Penhale"
publisher: "Stationery Times"
sources: 2
products:
  - name: "Sanby eric Acrylic Stand Stamp, eight designs (eric-ACST-01 to eric-ACST-08), and eric Stamp Pad (SPE-G22, SPE-S22, SPE-N22)"
    brand: "Sanby"
    brand_origin: "Japan"
    made_in: "Not stated"
    material: "Rubber stamp face on an acrylic stand; Sanby lists no further materials"
    price_band: "$$ ($5–20 per stamp or ink pad, typical US retail, October 2026)"
    manufacturer: "Sanby Co., Ltd. (Osaka)"
    model: "eric Acrylic Stand Stamp, Town (eric-ACST-01)"
    mpn: "eric-ACST-01"
    url: "https://www.sanby.co.jp/product/eric/acss.html"
---

# Sanby eric Acrylic Stand Stamp: 8 Designs and Stamp Pad

> The Sanby eric acrylic stand stamp is a decorative stamp on an acrylic stand, in eight designs by the eraser-stamp artist eric. The face is 30 mm square and the stand 35 × 35 × 38 mm. It needs a separate pad; Sanby's matching eric pad costs 1,760 yen (about US$11.14), and the stamp 1,100 yen (about US$6.96) with tax.

- URL: https://stationerytimes.com/guides/sanby-eric-acrylic-stand-stamp/
- Category: Stamps
- Author: Ellis Penhale
- Published: 2026-10-31
- Updated: 2026-10-31

![A Sanby eric acrylic stand stamp, 35 by 38 mm, beside the 111 by 78 mm eric stamp pad, drawn to scale](https://stationerytimes.com/images/raster/sanby-eric-acrylic-stand-stamp-illustration-16x9.png?v=3652d23f)

*The stand and pad to scale at 1 mm = 4.73 px; artwork is not drawn.* Original illustration made for this guide. © Stationery Times. Original drawing (SVG): <https://stationerytimes.com/images/sanby-eric-acrylic-stand-stamp-illustration.svg?v=98db7ce4>. Drawings © 2026 Stationery Times, reusable with credit under CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).

## Product facts

| Product | Brand | Brand origin | Made in | Material | Released | Price range (typical US retail, October 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sanby eric Acrylic Stand Stamp, eight designs (eric-ACST-01 to eric-ACST-08), and eric Stamp Pad (SPE-G22, SPE-S22, SPE-N22) | Sanby (by Sanby Co., Ltd. (Osaka)) | Japan | Not stated | Rubber stamp face on an acrylic stand; Sanby lists no further materials | – | $$: $5–20 per stamp or ink pad |

- Made in (Sanby eric Acrylic Stand Stamp, eight designs (eric-ACST-01 to eric-ACST-08), and eric Stamp Pad (SPE-G22, SPE-S22, SPE-N22)): Not stated. Sanby's product page lists sizes, part numbers and prices but no country of manufacture. Sanby is an Osaka company with production bases listed in Thailand and Taiwan, so check the label on your copy.

## Key takeaways

- Sanby lists eight designs: Town, Stamp, Snowglobe, Pudding, Ink, OST, Stained glass and Palette.
- The stamp face is 30 mm square, mounted on an acrylic stand 35 × 35 × 38 mm, so it can be displayed or stamped.
- It is not self-inked: Sanby says to use a separate stamp pad, and to hold the stand base, not the handle, when inking and stamping.
- Sanby's matching eric Stamp Pad is an oil-based pigment pad in Gold, Silver and Navy; the pad is 111 × 78 × 16 mm with a 55 × 90 mm ink area.
- Sanby lists the stamp at 1,100 yen (about US$6.96) and the pad at 1,760 yen (about US$11.14), both with tax; no country of manufacture is stated.

## What is the Sanby eric acrylic stand stamp?

**It is a decorative stamp whose stamp face sits on an acrylic stand, so it can be displayed or used.** Sanby, the Osaka stamp maker, says the face is attached to an acrylic stand base, so it is fun to put out on a desk as well as to stamp with. The artwork is by the eraser-stamp artist eric.

Sanby suggests it for decorating schedule books and notebooks and for handmade cards.

## Which designs are there?

**Eight: Town, Stamp, Snowglobe, Pudding, Ink, OST, Stained glass and Palette.** Each design is sold separately at the same price.

![Eight blank square design slots named Town, Stamp, Snowglobe, Pudding, Ink, OST, Stained glass and Palette](https://stationerytimes.com/images/sanby-eric-acrylic-stand-stamp-pad.svg?v=94a381ae)

*The eight designs as placeholder slots; the artwork is not Sanby's. Original illustration made for this guide. © Stationery Times.*

## How big is it?

**The stand is 35 × 35 × 38 mm and the stamp face is 30 mm square.** The package is 35 × 35 × 40 mm. A 30 mm face is larger than the 21 mm face on the artist's [absorbent stamps](https://stationerytimes.com/guides/sanby-eric-absorbent-stamp/), so it prints a bigger picture.

## How do you use it?

**Ink it with a separate pad, holding the stand base, not the handle.** Sanby's page says to press the base when inking and stamping. It is not self-inked, and Sanby warns to keep it from small children, away from fire and hot places such as the inside of a car, and not to apply strong force, which can break it.

## Which stamp pad suits it?

**Sanby makes a matching eric Stamp Pad in Gold, Silver and Navy.** The pad is an oil-based pigment pad, 111 × 78 × 16 mm with a 55 × 90 mm ink area, with a lid printed in the ink color and a clear package. It costs 1,760 yen (about US$11.14) with tax. A 30 ml refill ink in indigo costs 660 yen (about US$4.18); Sanby lists the gold and silver refills as discontinued. For other pads, see the [Shachihata Iromoyo ink pad](https://stationerytimes.com/guides/shachihata-iromoyo-ink-pad/) or the [StazOn ink pad](https://stationerytimes.com/guides/stazon-ink-pad/).


## How does it compare with the other eric stamps?

**It has the largest face of the eric stamps we cover, and it is the only one meant as a display piece.** The [absorbent stamps](https://stationerytimes.com/guides/sanby-eric-absorbent-stamp/) have a 21 mm face and carry their own ink; the [date stamps](https://stationerytimes.com/guides/sanby-eric-date-stamp/) run to a 36 mm face in the L size at 5,280 yen (about US$33.42). For a self-inked stand with its own ink, see the [ob1 acrylic stand stamp](https://stationerytimes.com/guides/sanby-ob1-acrylic-stand-stamp/).

## What does it cost?

**The stamp costs 1,100 yen (about US$6.96) with tax, in our $$ band ($5–20), and the pad 1,760 yen (about US$11.14).** Prices are Japanese prices at 158 yen to the dollar. So a stamp plus a pad is about US$18.

## Where is it made?

**Sanby's page doesn't give a country of manufacture.** Sanby is a Japanese company founded in 1921 with its head office in Osaka and bases in Thailand and Taiwan, so check the label on your copy.

## Frequently asked questions

### What designs are there?

Eight: Town, Stamp, Snowglobe, Pudding, Ink, OST, Stained glass and Palette, per Sanby.

### Is it self-inked?

No. Sanby's page says a stamp pad is needed separately.

### How do you hold it?

By the stand base, not the handle, when inking and when stamping, per Sanby's page.

### How big is the face?

30 mm square. The stand is 35 × 35 × 38 mm and the package 35 × 35 × 40 mm.

### Which pad does Sanby make for it?

The eric Stamp Pad, an oil-based pigment pad in Gold, Silver and Navy, 111 × 78 × 16 mm with a 55 × 90 mm ink area, at 1,760 yen (about US$11.14) with tax.

### Can you re-ink the pad?

Sanby sells a 30 ml refill ink in indigo (SA-43) at 660 yen (about US$4.18) with tax; its gold and silver refills are listed as discontinued.

### How much does it cost and where is it made?

1,100 yen (about US$6.96) with tax for the stamp, in our $$ band ($5–20). Sanby's page doesn't state a country of manufacture.

## Sources

- [Sanby: eric acrylic stand stamp (eight designs, 30 mm face, 35 × 35 × 38 mm, use a separate pad, hold the base, part numbers, 1,100 yen with tax; read October 31, 2026)](https://www.sanby.co.jp/product/eric/acss.html)
- [Sanby: eric Stamp Pad (Gold, Silver and Navy, oil-based pigment ink, 111 × 78 × 16 mm, 55 × 90 mm ink area, 1,760 yen with tax, refill ink; read October 31, 2026)](https://www.sanby.co.jp/product/eric/stamp_pad.html)
