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System Number: 12727
Date: [April-December 1889][1]
Author: Charles James Whistler Hanson and Beatrix Whistler[2]
Place: [London]
Recipient: [none]
Repository: Glasgow University Library
Call Number: MS Whistler NB 6
Document Type: MsD
| [p. 1, (numbered '3')] | [p. 2, (numbered '1')] |
| July 11. 1888. | |
| May 18. 1888. Robert Dicker[3] - £2 - 10 - 0 - | One (1) Silver toast rack (Lyon[)] |
| July 13. 1888. | |
| One (1) Early George III Cream jug} | |
| Two (2) Candelabra Sheffield} Wells[4] | |
| May 15. 1888 Robert Dicker £7 - 0 - 0 - - | July 16th. 1888. |
| May 15. 1888 Robert Dicker £4 - 0 - 0 - - | Two (2) x Sheffield sauce dishes.} |
| May 15 1888 Robert Dicker} | Two (2) x George III sauce Ladles Harvey & Gore[5]} |
| May 15. 1888 Robert Dicker} £7 - 0 - 0 | One (1) Sheffield entrée dish. (Dicker) |
| May 15. 1888. Robert Dicker £36 - 0 - | One (1) Small sugar tongs Louis XVI (Dicker[)] |
| One (1) Needle case - Dicker. | |
| May 15. 1888. Harvey & Gore £4 - 4 - 0 x - | One (1) Mahogany case containing |
| One (1) + Sheffield plated coffee jug with Lamp & stand. | |
| 28. March 1888. Robert Dicker £ 2 - 12 - 6 - | One (1) + Old Sheffield dish |
| One (1) Cigarette Case | |
| One (1) Sheffield plate chafing dish Dicker | |
| One (1) Sheffield plate chafing dish |
| [p. 3] | [p. 4, (numbered '3')] |
| July 30 1888 Pyke. |
1 |
| .. .. |
2 |
| 1 Small fluted Sauce Ladle [tick] | |
| Harvey & Gore July 18 (£4 - 8 - 0) |
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| August 2. 1888. - Dicker | {10 Desert forks |
| August 2 1888. Dicker | {11 Desert knives. |
| Harvey & Gore. July 18. |
x 3. |
| 6 small George III (plain) forks | |
| 2 small salt spoons -"Nevada silver" stamped on back | |
| 1 Long Dutch Salt spoon with MI on back | |
| 1 Plated butter knife | |
| 1 Plated tea-kettle, with lamp & stand | |
| Dicker Dicker | x 6 Dessert spoons with elaborate pattern J. B. on back |
| Dicker Dicker | 1 Silver Dutch boot-hook |
| August 8. 1888. Harvey & Gore x £4 - 10 - 0 | x 1 Silver Chafing Dish with lamp & stand |
| August 9. 1888. Dicker | 2 Dessert forks |
| .. .. .. Dicker | 1 Dessert knife |
| Present - (Mrs. [Maxse[7]?]) - | 1 Sugar tongs with musical figures |
| Present - (Mr & Mrs Labouchère[8]) | {1 teapot |
| " | {1 Cream Jug |
| " | {1 Sugar basin |
| [p. 5] | [p. 6, (numbered '5')] |
| Present - (Rowe[9]) | 1 Perforated sugar spoon. |
| 1 Small fruit basket | |
| August 30 1888 Samson[10] £0 - 16 - 0 | 2 Dutch toddy spoons |
| .. .. .. £1 - 7 - 0 | 1 Dutch sugar spoon (pierced pattern |
| - [line across page] | like fish slice) |
| August 30 1888 Samson £0 - 14 - 0 | 1 Dutch silver patch box (in the |
| .. .. -------- | shape of a cabinet - with a ship |
| .. .. -------- | engraved on the top & a small |
| .. .. -------- | heart on the front |
| August 30 1888 Samson £0 - 14 - 6 | 1 Dutch silver patch box (in the |
| .. .. -------- | shape of a cabinet - with a |
| .. .. -------- | little railing on the top & |
| .. .. -------- | a semicircle and leaf pattern |
| .. .. -------- | engraved on the front |
| August 30 1888 Samson £0 - 7 - 0 | 1 Dutch lip salve box |
| Sept 24 88 Wells | |
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| Wells | 6 small antique teaspoons |
| Nov 5 88 - Bought in France 37 francs | 1 silver sauce pan |
| Nov 6. 88 Present - --------- | 1 silver punch ladle . George |
| [p. 7] | [p. 8, (numbered '7')] |
| Nov. 17. 88. Present "G. Lewis[11]" ----- | 1 George III Silver Bowl, with 2 lion heads |
| Dec 31 88 M & S Lyon[12] 15 - 0 - 0 | 1 Dredger (silver) William & Mary (Scotch) |
| Sept 1. 88 J. Wells 2 - 0 - 0 | 6 George II Teaspoons (chased backs) |
| .. .. 4 -15 - 0 | 1 Old Sheffield Cheese dish |
| Dec 29 88 J. Wells 6 - 0 - 0 | |
| Jan 25. 89 Attenborough[13] 3 -10 - 0 |
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| Jan 23. 89. Present - Heseltine[14] | |
| Feb 2 89 Samson | 1 Dutch Toddy spoon - long. |
| Feb. 7. 89 W. Boore 23 - 0 - 0 | |
| Feb 21. 89 Parkes[15] |
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| April 18. 89 Dicker 11 - 0 - 0 | 1 (silver) small Dutch coffee pot with lamp |
| April 18. 89 Harvey & Gore 4 - 10 - 0 | 1 (old Sheffield) Punch bowl |
| April 18. 89 Harvey & Gore 1 - 10 - 0 | 3 Toddy ladles (silver) whalebone handles |
| April 18. 89 Dicker | 1 Long Dutch toddy spoon silver |
| 1 large Punch ladle | |
| 4 small .. .. with black handles | |
| 1 fluted edge soup ladle | |
| 13 Dutch spoons. |
[p. 9]
1 small box for sweets'
1 Cheese scoop
1 Pickle fork
1 Grape scissors
1p[air] Silver Salad Servers
1 Gravy Spoon - Shell Pattern
[p. 10, starting at end of notebook:]
Coffee Pots
1 Small Dutch with - spirit Lamp -
1 Venetian Coffee pot
1 Plated with lamp -
- [line]
1 Milk Jug - Dutch
1 Cream Jug Old English
1 .. .. ..
1 .. .. ..
- [line]
2 Large Entree Dishes with - Lamps (Sheffield[)]
1 Same as above - smaller
1 Round Silver Entree Dish and Lamp -
- [line]
1 Silver Oval Cheese
or bacon dish (Dicker)
1 Round Sheffield Vegetable[p. 11] dish - hot water - Harvey & Gore
1 Cheese - dish with ivory handles. Sheffield
1 Small ditto - with fluted pattern on top
1 Small without handle beading all round.
2 Spanish bottle stands
2 Dutch tripod salts
2 French Salts with handles (Sparkes)
[p. 12] 2 Irish Stands and glassesfor sweets [drawing]
1 Old English mustard pot and spoon - (Dicker)
1 Oval Sheffield bread basket
1 ditto round
1 .. .. .. .. smaller wire
1 .. oval with handles for fruit
1 .. .. without handles
12 Strawberry baskets Dutch
9 Dutch silver stands with glasses for sweets
&.c 1 - larger than the others and 2 with patterns. 9 in all -
2 pairs of sugar tongs
4 small Scotch ladles feather edge
[p. 13, detached sheet:]
Copy Nov. 3. 88.
x 4 Candlesticks
x 2 Entré dishes
The Mahogany case containing the steel knives, forks, etc.
x 1 Tea pot
x 1 Pair sugar tongs
x 6 Tea spoons
x 6 Table spoons
x 1 Sugar basin
x 6 Dessert Spoons
x 6 Dessert knives & forks.
- [line]
2 Entree dishes 1 bowl
2 Vegetable dishes 2 plates boxes
1 Egg Whisk 12 [halve cup?]
1 sugar caster
1 Lemon strainer
1 Beaker.
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Notes:
1. [April-December 1889]
Dated from final date on document.
2. Charles James Whistler Hanson and Beatrix Whistler
List of JW's silver collection made by Charles James Whistler Hanson (1870-1935), engineer, son of JW and Louisa Fanny Hanson [more] and Beatrix Whistler (1857-1896), née Beatrice Philip, artist [more]. The main list to p. 8 was written by Hanson and the remainder (from p. 9, 'small box for sweets...') by Beatrix Whistler. See also #12728.
3. Robert Dicker
Robert Dicker (ca 1827-1900), silversmith [more].
4. Wells
Silversmith.
5. Gore
Harvey and Gore, silversmiths.
6. basket
Pencil sketch by Beatrix Whistler.
7. Maxse
Cecilia Maxse (b. ca 1847, m. 1862), wife of F. A. Maxse [more].
8. Labouchere
Henry Du Pré Labouchère (1831-1912), journalist and Liberal MP [more]. Henrietta Labouchère (1841-1910), née Hodson, actress, wife of Henry Labouchère [more].
9. Rowe
Probably George W. Rowe, lawyer, third husband of Louise Jopling [more].
10. Samson
Silversmith.
11. G. Lewis
Sir George Henry Lewis (1833-1911), society lawyer [more].
12. Lyon
M. and S. Lyon, silversmith.
13. Attenborough
Silversmith.
14. Heseltine
John Postle Heseltine (1843-1929), accountant, amateur etcher, collector of prints and drawings [more].
15. Parkes
Silversmith.