Mediæval London, Volume 2: EcclesiasticalBesant, Walter
History
Mediæval London, Volume 2: Ecclesiastical
Besant, Walter
London (England) -- History -- To 1500; London (England) -- Social life and customs -- To 1500
to be expected of the great churches endowed and furnished by princes,
nobles, and rich merchants?
[Illustration: EMBROIDERY OF THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY, SUPPOSED TO BE
PART OF A FRONTAL OR ANTEPENDIUM
Engraved from the original.]
The following is a list of the treasures belonging to the Church of St.
Laurence Jewry:—
“Five great bells and two small bells.
One auter cloth with a nether part and a border of whit damaske
imbrodered upon the same flowers and imags.
One payer of certens of whit sarcenet with frenges.
One awter cloth with a nether part and a border of cloth of golde.
One payer of certens of sylke stayned.
One auter cloth with a nether part and a border of red velvet with
koges and one payer of sylk certyns stayned.
One nether part of an awter cloth and a border of satten with flowers
wrought upon the same and one payer certyns of sarcenet.
[Illustration: ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY PREACHING ON BEHALF OF HENRY,
DUKE OF LANCASTER
Harl. MS. 1319, page 12.]
One awter cloth with a nether part and a border of damaske and one
payer of certyns of sylk.
One cope of cloth of gold the grownde beeinge red.
One cope of cloth of gold the grownde beeinge blew.
One cope with a vestment of whit damaske wroght upon red flowers of
golde and fflanmells pertayninge to the same.
One cope with a vestment of koges and fflamels to the same.
One cope of red velvet imbrodered with buds and cards of golde.
One cope of blew velvet imbrodered with golde and images and also
One vestment of red velvet with fflowers of golde.
One vestment of dornyx bodkyn.
One awter cloth of red velvet with fflowers of golde and y borders
pertayninge to the same.
One awter cloth with a nether part of blewe sarcenet imbrodered with
garters and iiij certins of sarcenet.
xvij awter clothes of linen cloth ix borders and xx certyns all
stayned.
ij awter clothes of lynne stayed with half-pencers.
ij borders of stayed cloth.
j awter cloth of ginger collered velvet with a border to the same.
j clothe of blewe velvet that went abowt the sepulchre.
viij lynnen clothes used in the tyme of Lent and vj certins of lynen
clothe pertayninge to the same.
ij copes of grene silk demyn and j cope of red velvet imbrodered with
gold and images.
iij borders and a font clothe all stayned.
iij certyns of blew and yellow buckram.
iiij certyns of sarcenett red and greene.
iiij certyns of saye yellow and red.
iiij certyns of red say and ij vayle clothes.
j curten of blak sarcenett with silk frenges.
xli gaulbez and xxx hed cloths all lynen cloths.
j corporas case of cloth of golde.
vj corporas cases of dyvers sorts and v corporas cloths.
A box of coper otherwise called the pix-box with a cower of sarcenett.
ij pewter dyshes.
j gilt cup with a patten all gilt.
i chalis all gilt without a patten.
ij chalices parcell gilt with ij patens.
iiij crosse staves ij of wode and ij of coper.
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