Any known pubs on Chicksand Street in 1888? Old Pewter Pub Tankard from Whitechapel

[Inspector-Abberline]

Hello,

Does anyone know of any pubs located on Chicksand Street during the time of the Ripper Cases? the bottom of the Tankard is engraved"Chicksand St. Whitechapel" .
I know Chicksand Street was a very small strip of of road compared to all the other streets during the time.The original verification marks stamped on the tankard date to George IV, so about 1830s, but it was re-verified with a VR67 mark that was used from 1881 onward.

Thanks

[Wickerman]

1888 Street Directory.

[Inspector-Abberline]

Thank You!! This narrows it down to three possible locations. The Pub Lord Collingwood, or the beer retailers William Dawson or Hannah Hollick!!

[Inspector-Abberline]

missed the pub " Enterprise". that makes it 4 pubs on that block. Thanks again

[Herlock Sholmes]

Can you make out what the other part of the inscription says?

[Inspector-Abberline]

its just engraved " Chicksand St. Whitechapel"

[DJA]

Man in Compass,21/39/39a Chicksand Street.1839 on wards.

Whitesmith's Arms,37/47.1848 - 1891.

[Abby Normal]

Hello,

Does anyone know of any pubs located on Chicksand Street during the time of the Ripper Cases? the bottom of the Tankard is engraved"Chicksand St. Whitechapel" .
I know Chicksand Street was a very small strip of of road compared to all the other streets during the time.The original verification marks stamped on the tankard date to George IV, so about 1830s, but it was re-verified with a VR67 mark that was used from 1881 onward.

Thanks

very Cool? is that yours? where did you find?

[Inspector-Abberline]

Hi,

Yes, it is my Tankard. I bought it on Etsy. I'm always looking on the internet for these tankards in hopes of finding one of the more famous pubs during the murders such as the 10 bells, Frying Pan, etc...One day I hope to find them. I just bought another tankard from Whitechapel that was definitely up and running during the Ripper Murders. It was the "Prince of Orange" located 25 Philip Street, E1. It is marked with the Pub Owner's name, William Philip Eaton, who owned the pub from 1881 to about 1895.

[Inspector-Abberline]

"Prince of Orange" Tankard

[Sam Flynn]

Can you make out what the other part of the inscription says?

"Tempus Omnia Revelat"

[Herlock Sholmes]

You must be able to read Doctors handwriting too Sam.

[Inspector-Abberline]

Ha, Ha! The writing on these tankards are hard to read, but I've had some practice . The last one pictured actually reads:

W. Eaton
Prince of Orange
Phillip St.
Back Church Lane