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)
e Luterell Psalter givesseveral kitchen scenes . The furniture appears to have beenof the rudest construction and was probably the produce ofdomestic handicraft. The tables are roucli boards laidupon trestles, and the seats mere three-legged stools. One MS. Sloane 19SC. fo. 3(), b. dalts… … THE KITCHKN. 125 of the domestics stirs the fire vvitli a two pronged fork anda boy turns the spit. The head cook is engaged carvingthe viands, which waiters carry into the hall. The nameof this cook was John de l^ridford, and Sir Geoffry hismaster, in his will dated 1341, bequeathed to him allthe…
Architecture, Domestic
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