GUILDER. STUIVER. In the shop 48 Four whole lamps Sixteen half lamps 56 Sixteen round dishes in three parts 40 Four double butter dishes 6 Forty-five cornered butter dishes 33 15 One round shaped oblong bottle 6 Five “beguine” pots 30 Nine “beguine” pots (small) 22 10 Three drinking cups 4 10 Four drinking cups (small) 2 8 Three beakers 3 15 Three bottles 4 Three large bottles 18 Five mustard pots 3 15 Four wine cans 16 Four chamber-pots 10 Twenty-four parrot basins 24 Forty-four cups and saucers 15 4 Two cups and saucers 2 Four oil pots 2 8 Ten snuff boxes 10 10 Seventy-five mustard pots 29 Twenty-five deep saucers 16 Three boxes with lids 3 Four deep saucers 2 8 Five red pots 0 15 CHAPTER VIII THE DUTCH HOME Love of Porcelain—The Amsterdam Mart—Prices of China in 1615—Oriental Wares before 1520—Luxury of the Dutch Colonists—Rich Burghers in New Amsterdam—Inventories of Margarita van Varick and Jacob de Lange—Dutch Merchants in the East—Foreign Views of Dutch Luxury— Dutch Interiors after the Great and Little Masters— House-furnishing by a young married couple—The Linen Chest—Clothes Chests and Cupboards—The Great _Kas_—The Cabinet—The Toilet— Table-Covers—Foot-warmers—Looking-glasses—Bedsteads—Tables and Chairs—Woods—Kitchen Utensils—Silverware—Household Pets.