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)
uterell Psalter givesseveral kitchen scenes *. The furniture appears to have beenof the rudest construction aud was probably the produce ofdomestic handicraft. The tables are rough boards laidupon trestles, and the seats mere three-legged stools. One n MS. Sloane 1986. fo. 36, b. dales Monasticon,… … THE KITCHEN. 125 of the domestics stirs the fire with a two pronged fork anda boy tarns the spitu. The head cook is engaged carvingthe viands, which waiters carry into the hall. The nameof this cook was John de Bridford, and Sir GeofFry hismaster, in his will dated 1341, bequeathed to him allthe…
Architecture, Domestic
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