Kitchens

The back of the Inglenook has hand painted bricks, and above it is a simulated stone beam. Furnishings include a smoke jack spit, a bottle jack, a fireback, a pair of firedogs, logs, a small cauldron, a salamander, some copper cooking utensils and painted wooden bottles.

If you wish to use this in a Tudor setting, then the copper utensils would be replaced with a bread peel and a salamander, and the bottle jack witha chimney crane.

A free standing kitchen, which can be used as a bookend. One wall is of simulated stone with a Inglenook fireplace. The other wall is painted to show half timbering. There is a bench and a table with a hen hutch. There is a wall cupboard and shelf. In the fireplace are a pair of firedogs, and a chimney crane. Other items include a bread peel, cleaver broom, and a barrel of apples, logs, a jug and goblet. Other food items are not included. As each kitchen is individually made the contents may vary.

A deep Belfast sink with draining boards on both sides and shelving underneath loaded with very dirty cooking utensils, pans and food. All items are fixed in place and as each sink is individually made the contents will vary.

A faux lead lined sink with a beheaded turkey, a bloodstained cloth and a cleaver. Under the sink is a bucket.

A kitchener range set in a hand painted brick fireplace. There are logs and paper in the grate, and accessories that may vary, can include a kettle, a loaf of bread and brass cooking utensils. The cat and barrel of apples are not included.

Designed by McQueenie, this clothes horse is made of wood, and has clothes draped over it.