| Description | Valuation of all the household furniture, plate, linen, wines, china, glass, books, carriages and other effects late the property of Miss Mary Strickland of Wassand the value which is of £3795 9s by Hasslewood Taylor, licensed appraiser Beverley
Lists cutlery, letter from Richard Jameson, appraiser of Beverley stating that he carried out an inventory on 30 December 1852 of all the household furniture, plate, linen, china, books and pictures, the property of Rev Charles Constable of Wassand.
Lists the contents of the study, inner dressing room, dining room, library, drawing room, billiard room, hall and vestibule, Lady Strickland's dressing room and bedroom, silver plate and other plated goods, ale and beer cellar, wine cellar, wine at York and butler's cellar,
Blue bedroom, green bedroom, brass dressing room, brassbed, double bedroom, east bedroom, French bedroom east, housekeeper's bedroom east, French bedroom, present nursery east, servants' apartments, amber room, cook's room and maidservant's bedroom east, girl's bedroom west and ladies maids' room
Inner room for visitors' maidservants and footman's bedroom, still room, butler's pantry contents, butler's bedroom and kitchen contents, back kitchen and china closet, small larder, large meat larder and servant's hall contents.
Shoe house and carriage house contents, stable, joiner's shop and wood yard, stack yard and draft horse stable yard, cart shed and blacksmith's shop contents, garden contents, sheep and potatoes, boatshed, brewhouse and wash house contents, laundry and dairy contents, store room, ornaments of the person, gold watch strap and wearing apparel, bed and table linen. |