Shelf No. 4: 8. Silver basket. 9. Some of the valuable Jackson-Decatur silver, which included 16 round and oval dishes, which were purchased by Jackson from the widow of Commodore Decatur, and used constantly for years at the Hermitage. (See letter regarding the purchase in Document Standard in Case B.) 10. Jackson’s memorandum to his secretary regarding the purchase of the Decatur silver. 11. Salad fork and spoon, which were presented by Mrs. Andrew Jackson, Jr., to Miss Sarah Livingston on the occasion of her marriage to Judge Beard, at Tulip Grove, and were presented to the Hermitage Association by her daughters, Mrs. Thos. Pierce of St. Louis, Mrs. Beverly R. McKennie, and Mrs. Weaver Harris. 11A. Silver compote, one of the pieces of the Decatur silver. 12. Old English silver coffee pot on trivet, presented to Wm. H. Calhoun, Nashville, in 1848 by Andrew Jackson, Jr. These pieces were in daily use during General Jackson’s residence at the White House. Loaned by Vanderbilt University. 12A. Pieces of flat silver in daily use at the Hermitage. 13. Silver sugar tongs. 14. Silver muffinier or sugar shaker. 15. Pair of silver napkin rings. 16. Silver cups, marked A. J. and R. J., in daily use by General and Mrs. Jackson. 17. General Jackson’s Communion Cup. 18. China cup, out of which General Jackson drank on the day of his death, and spoon used daily. 18A. A buff and gold china tea cup and saucer, given to Mrs. C. A. R. Thompson by Rachel Jackson Lawrence. Presented to the Hermitage by the heirs of Miss Annie Kenneth Thompson. 19. China cup and saucer, of Louis Philippe, purchased by Jackson from his stewart, Boulanger. Obtained from the McIver family. 20. Original blue plate, one of set of china used by General Jackson at the Hermitage. (English reproductions of this plate are sold in the Souvenir Shop.)