ECS-S.58-2014
Parts
ECS-S.58-2014
Identification
Dimsdale Cup
assigned by cataloguer
Silver gilt, large and elaborate Victorian cup and cover
Cup and cover
58
Description
height (actual size): 579mm
Inscribed: The Rt Hon'ble Sir J.C. Dimsdale Bt./ KCVC MP/ Lord Mayor of London/ 1901-2
Inscribed: DIMSDALE MAJOR/ MARRIOTTS/ETON. 1862-1867
Inscribed around lip: Sir J.C. Dimsdale Bt KCVO-MP Lord Mayor, Major Coronation year 1901-2/ Added to the Eton College plate by the Rt Hon'ble Sir J.C. Dimsdale Bt.
Inscribed: All the patterns for this cup destroyed by Sir Joseph Dimsdale 1905
Inscribed: DIMSDALE MAJOR/ MARRIOTTS/ETON. 1862-1867
Inscribed around lip: Sir J.C. Dimsdale Bt KCVO-MP Lord Mayor, Major Coronation year 1901-2/ Added to the Eton College plate by the Rt Hon'ble Sir J.C. Dimsdale Bt.
Inscribed: All the patterns for this cup destroyed by Sir Joseph Dimsdale 1905
Leopards head
Lion passant
Date mark: 1904-1905
Maker's mark: Ed Barnard & Sons
Lion passant
Date mark: 1904-1905
Maker's mark: Ed Barnard & Sons
silver
Silver gilt, large and elaborate Victorian cup and cover with eclectic detailing of Gothic style enclosing scenes of Eton Lupton's Tower and Marriotts? Two handles of gothic architectural style. Elaborate foot with 6 enamelled coats of arms: 2 City of London, 2 Eton College, 2 of donor Sir Joseph Dimsdale Bart. Cover surmounted by figure of Henry VI in School Yard.
Production
Barnard, Edward () (Silversmith)
1904-1905
History and association
Provenance: Collection of Sir Joseph Dimsdale, the first Etonian Lord Mayor of London; by whom presented to Eton College
• Jones, E. Alfred, The Plate of Eton College, The London Saint Catherine Press, 1938 (p.41)