Objectnummer
65/203
Titel
Kentish kibsey,
Vervaardiger
Beschrijving
This fruit basket, for picking cherries, is of a type known as the ‘Kentish kibsey’. The word kibsey is believed to derive from the Romani ‘ripsi’. It was made by G. T. H. Nason, who made baskets to order for fruit farmers in Kent. This is a two gallon round kibsey, common in East Kent. It is a round basket, made of white willow and cane, with a roped handle.
Fysieke kenmerken
1 basket: white willow; cane
Archiefgeschiedenis
MERL 'Catalogue of baskets' form – 'NAME: BASKET, Cherry // Acc. No.: 65/203 // Group: HARVESTING FRUIT // Neg. no.: 60/6200 // Place of origin: Canterbury // Period in use: Present // DESCRIPTION // Materials: White willow. Cane handle & part of bottom weave. // Shape and construction: Round. Slewed side. Border 4-behind-2. Roped handle. 5 1/2 sticks. 21 stakes. 2 rounds upset. 1 bow. // Dimensions: Diameter top: 10 1/2” Diam. bottom: 8” Height 9” // Use: For picking cherries. // Dialect names: Kibsey or Kipsey. Kentish slang ([Dorothy] Wright). From Romani Ripsi // Distribution: East Kent. // Additional notes:'
Vervaardiging plaats
Canterbury
Datum
1930-01-01 - 1965-12-31
Vervaardiging periode
Mid-twentieth century
Objectnaam
Materiaal
Techniek
Elektronisch document
- L:\MERL\Objects\JISC 2012\60 series negatives\60_6200.tif - High resolution image
- L:\MERL\Objects\Baskets\65_203_cob.tif - High resolution image
