Brushes. Bearde brushes of Heath course of Heath fine or head brushes of Hair, called head brushes of Heath, called rubbing brushes of Hair, called comb brushes of hayre, called weavers' brushes of hair, called rubbing brushes Brimstone Buckrams, of Germany, fine, of the East countrey, of French making, Carricke buckrams Buckles, for Girdles, for Girths Buffins, Mocadoes & Lille Grograms, narrow and broad Bugasines or Callico Buckrams Bugle. Great, small or seed Bugle, Lace Bullions for purses Bulrushes Burr for Milstones Buskins of Leather Bustians Buttons, of Brasse, Steel, Copper, or Lattin, of Crystall, of Glass, of Thred, of silke, of fine damaske, of Bugle, for Handkirchers, of Hair Cabinets or Countores, large and small Caddus or Cruel Ribbon Camaletto, half silk, half haire Candles of Tallow Candle plates or Wallers of Brasse or Lattin Candlesticks, of Brasse or Lattin or of wyre Candleweeke Callicoes, fine or course Canes of wood Capers Capravens Capp hookes or hooke ends Capps, double turfed or Cockered Capps for Children Night Caps of Sattin, Velvet Night Caps of Silke Knitt Night Caps of Woollen Night Caps of Linnen Cards. Playing Cards, Wool cards Carpetts, of Tonny, of Scotland, of Cornix, Brunswicke Carpets, China of Cotten, course, Gentish, Turkey or Ventice, of Persia Carrells Cases for looking glasses guilt for spectacles guilt do unguilt for Needles or Pin cases for Needles French guilt Casketts, of Iron, of Steele Caveare Cawles of Linnen for women, of Silke Cesternes of Lattin Chafing dishes of Brasse, Lattin, or Iron Chaines for Keys or Purses, for Doggs Chairs of Walnutt tree Chamblett, unwatered or Mohaire, watered, half silke halfe haire Cheese Cherries Chesse boards Chess-men Chests, of Iron, large & small of Cipresse wood, the nest of 3 of Spruce or Danske, the nest of 3 painted Chimney backs, small and large China Pease Chizells for Joyners Citternes Clapboord, the small, the great & the Ring Claricords, the payre Clokes of Felt Cochaneile, Silvester or Campeache Coles of Scotland Coffers, covered with gilt Leather covered with Velvett with Iron barrs, the nest of 3 plaine, the nest painted, the nest Comashes out of Turkey Combes, for wool, of bone, of box, lightwood combes, of horne for Barbers, of Ivory, Horse Combes Comfetts Compasses, of Iron for Carpenters, of brasse for Ships Copper, unwrought brickes or plates, round or square, chaines, purles or plate Copras, green Cordage, tard or untard Corke tackles, of Iron and Steele Cork for Shoemakers Corne, wheat, rye, beanes, barly, mault Coverlets of Scotland Counters of Lattin Crosbows, of Lathes, Thred and Rackes Cruses of Stone, without covers, & with Cushons of Scotland