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)
s period, thefurniture of the chief apart-ment was still scanty andinelegant. At the com-mencement of a Boccaciotranslated for John dukecle Berry in 1409 we havea view of that noblemanshall. The walls are boardedin the rudest style, and have >J Saat in the Hall. tlie appearance Of COarSe Fr°m… … r Imprimis, In aula, pelves ij et trialavatoria, mensae et trestelli, at alia adaulam necessaria. Status Domus, &c.1311. Surtees Society. 6 Imprimis sunt viij mensae Item iiijparia trestellorum, Item iij sedilia.Item iij pelves, quarum ij sunt novas.Item ij lavacra. Status Domus, &c. 1351.…
Architecture, Domestic
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