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one Flemish chair; four joyned stools, and a joyned forme; a vvykerskyrne; two large andyrons, a fyer forke, a fyer pan, and a payre oftonges; two joyned footstooles; a round cipress table, and a piece ofcounterfeit carpet on it; and a paynted table of the Epiphany .”

In the summer and winter parlours of Sir Thomas Kytson, Knight:—

&>ltininfr parlour*—“ One long Turkeye carpett, much of it red andyellow, one square bord carpett of Turkeye worke, and one coobardcarpet, of Turk<j worke; three long cushions of needle-work in crewell;two chayers covered with like work, and fringed with crewell; twolittle stoles covered with the like work, and fringed with crewell; twelvehye joined stooles covered with like work; six hye joined stoolescovered with carpet-work, fringed with crewell; two curtyns for thewindowe, of greene and white striped moccadoe; one greene carpettcloth for the folding side-bord; one long table, with a frame; one side-borde, with a fast frame to it, with foulden leaves, and one joynedcoobard; three joyned stooles, and three little footstooles; and onepayer of andyorns, &c.”

SSllltttT parlour* —“ One long carpett cloth of English worke; onesquare bord carpett of Turkey worke, and one coobard carpet ofTurkey worke ; one longe carpet of grene clothe ; one side-borde cloth,one square bord-clothe, and two coobard-cloths, all of greene clothe ; sixround carpett-cushions; one great chayer covered with redd flannel,embroydered with lace; one little chayer, and one little stoole, and onehye joined stoole, covered in like sorte; five high joined stooles, coveredwith carpett, whereof iiij. be wrought with drops, the other withbutterflies; four curtyns for the windows, of grene carsye, very long;one long table, with a frame fast to it, and one long footestool to it; onesquare borde, with a frame, and one joyned coobard; three joinedstooles and two footstooles; one payer of tables, and one chessborde

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