More help with inventory please

[BridgetM]

Thanks, Ermy!  Parlour certainly makes sense in context.

[slam]

The OED I use is the online edition, available in your own home, entirely free, to members of our local library service.  God bless libraries!

[BridgetM]

Thanks, Slam.  I'll see if the OED is available free online here in the Deep South.  Somehow, I doubt it 

[Hephzibah]

Line 3.
2 pairs of bed stocks (bedsteads) with curten cloiths (curtain cloths) in the sollare (solar)
I too am very puzzled by, for want of better words, mustard spoons. (which I read as musterstre stamre!!!) I think it likely to be something that is found in a bed chamber as those compiling inventories would commonly be moving from room to room.
Hephzibah

[stonechat]

kyndle bedding not tryndle

[JenB]

I think you'll find it is tryndle (i.e. trundle). What looks like a 'k' at the start of the word is actually a 'tr'.

Jennifer

[Vasquez109]

What year is that from?

[BridgetM]

Vasquez109,
This will was written and proved in 1560 in Whinfell, in Westmorland.

[BridgetM]

In line 8, could this word be trust?  It looks like tryste.  (I don't know if there's an archaic meaning for trust--i.e. a chest, a safe?)

Item a dish board a chair a  trust with other stools