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)
almonry, pantry, buttery, spi-cery, kitchen, &c. The inventory includes plates, chargers,thirty-six dishes, and thirty-six salt-cellars of silver. Nu-merous copper and iron plates, pots, kettles, spits, tankards,and barrels for salting, iron measures, standards, balances,and pestles and… … Medieval Pottery, found in Carey Street, Lincolns Inn London. use. Curious specimens of medieval glazed pottery havebeen preserved, but they are of rare occurrence. The rude-ness of the execution, or the coarseness of the material, hasgenerally consigned to oblivion such vessels of this periodas…
Architecture, Domestic
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