Inventory and valuation goods belonging to Sir William Sharington at his house in...

Inventory and valuation goods belonging to Sir William Sharington at his house in Tower Hill, London; priced by diverse indifferent persons before Sir Richard Sackville [Sakvyle] and Sir Edmund Peckham, knights, assigned thereunto by the Lord Protector's grace. Sub-headings include: the hall; the parlour; the buttery; the spicery; the kitchen, larder, pastry and bottling-house; various chambers; the wardrobe; the counting house. Does not include the armoury, stables, or the inventories of gold, jewels, cash chests and plate found there. This document does give a total value of goods in the named chambers as £200 15s 4d.