The side chamber was furnished with eleven pictures, consisting of five East India pictures with red frames, four landscapes, one evening and a “small zea.” A looking-glass with a gilt frame also hung upon the wall. There was an enormous amount of porcelain here. The chimney was adorned with seven half-basins, two belly flagons, three white men, one sugar pot, two small pots, six small porringers and a small goblet. On and in the _kas_ were two great basins, one goblet, two pots, two flasks, four drinking glasses, five _drillings_, six double butter dishes, thirty-three butter dishes, two white teapots, seven small red teapots, a hundred and twenty-seven teapots, one can with a silver joint, one ditto with a joint, two flaskets, one barber’s basin, five small basins, sixty-seven saucers, four salt-cellars, three small mustard pots, five oil pots, one small pot, three small men, two small men, one basin, two small cups, one small oil can, one ditto spice pot, five saucers, four small men, one small dog, two small swans, one small duck, two tobacco boxes, one sand-box, four small cans, one small spoon, six small flasks, two small oil cans, one small chalice, and two fruit dishes. This room contained an East India cupboard, ninety books, and a pair of blue curtains and valance. The “foreroom” contained a black nutwood chest with two black feet under it, worth £2 10_s._, and some pieces of linen, £24 12_s._; a looking-glass with a black frame, £1 5_s._; two curtains before the glass windows; the family coat of arms in a black frame, £5 4_s._; and the following paintings: “A great picture being a banquet with a black list,” “one ditto something smaller,” “one ditto a bunch of grapes with a pomegranate,” “one with apricocks,” “a small countrey,” “a Break of Day,” “a small Winter,” “a Cobler” and “a portrait of my lord Speelman.” The pictures in the chamber include “a great picture banquet, worth £3 5_s._; one ditto, £2 10_s._; one small ditto, £1 15_s._; one Abraham and Hagar, £1 5_s._; four small countreys, £4; two small ditto, £1 12_s._; one flower pot, one small ditto, one country people frolick, one sea-strand, one portraiture, and a plucked cock torn, two small countreys, one flower pot small, without a list, one small print broken, and thirteen East India prints pasted upon paper.”