148 sheets and one half of gold leather, being white and gold, 170·15 valued at 23 stuivers the sheet The pine-apple with colours (decoration), 44 sheets, valued at 52·16 61 sheets, the unicorn green and gold 70 80 sheets of gold leather 40 42 ditto 42 1 lot of remnants, leather 30 1 lot of patterns and friezes 100 8 screens 130 2 curtains and balance and the gold leather that hangs in 9 the kitchen in the rear “Hereafter follows again some porcelain and other articles, as— FLORINS. 8 painted figures 40 2 broken roll wagons (round shaped bottles) 24 1 porcelain stewing pan 12 2 half-size wash basins 24 2 ditto 16 2 porcelain bowls 4 6 porcelain cups with a broken wash jug and a broken roll 4 wagon 1 delft stewing pot 4 6 gold leather chairs 20 1 clavecin 4 1 bundle of old gold leather 20 1 large cup engraved with a battle scene and a large cup with 30” a vine The value of porcelain may be gathered from the pieces mentioned in the inventory of Joh. Gemeelenbrouck, “meester silversmith,” in 1653: