Some account of domestic architecture in England from Edward I to Richard II, with notices of foreign examples and numerous illustrations of existing remains from original drawings (1882)
ay ofEdward iii. at Wark cas-tle, the countess of Salis-bury, says Froissart, ledthe king first into thehall, then to his chamber, which was richly furnished asbelonging to so fine a lady. In the Squire of Low Degreebefore quoted, we have the following description of a bedand furniture of a… … Bfdstead and Cradle from the MS. of theKomauce of AlexcUider in the Bodleian Library. THE BED-CHAMBER. 97 Your Blankcttcs shal be of fustyaneYour shetes shal be of clothe of rayne %Your head shete, shal be of pery pyght,Wyth dymondes set and rubys bryghte.Whan you are layd in bed so softe,A cage of…
Architecture, Domestic
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