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A lot of [[medieval]] tableware was made from organic materials such as [[wood]], or [[horn]]. [[Pottery]] wares were also extremely common. Much less common (especially early in the [[medieval]] period), were goods made from [[pewter]], [[silver]], [[glass]] or [[gold]]. |
A lot of [[medieval]] tableware was made from organic materials such as [[wood]], or [[horn]]. [[Pottery]] wares were also extremely common. Much less common (especially early in the [[medieval]] period), were goods made from [[pewter]], [[silver]], [[glass]] or [[gold]]. |
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==See Also== |
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*[[beaker]]s |
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*[[bowl]]s |
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* [[cup]]s |
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* [[drinking horn]]s |
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*[[knife|knives]] |
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* [[plate]]s |
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*[[spoon]]s |
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*[[trencher]]s |
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Latest revision as of 18:37, 19 July 2006
Tableware refers to items that were used in dining. These might include cutlery, or items that were used to eat off, drink from or serve food.
A lot of medieval tableware was made from organic materials such as wood, or horn. Pottery wares were also extremely common. Much less common (especially early in the medieval period), were goods made from pewter, silver, glass or gold.
