medieval-religion: Scholarly discussions of medieval religion and culture
I am finishing my last (I hope) episcopal biography for ODNB.  Thomas Kemp, bishop of London, left his executors silver gilt 'crater's, standing and not,  with 'their' covers.  I assume they are dishes of some kind but can anyone be more precise?  All these chaps were priests, so might they be liturgical vessels of some kind?  Or are they just table ware?
 
By the way, I sent a report of my Brussels trip into the ether but do not seem to have received it myself.  Did it come to the list or are you all waiting with bated breath for my reports of the delights of late gothic churches and frites with mayonnaise?
 
Best wishes
Rosemary Hayes
 
Dr RCE Hayes
Honorary Treasurer
Canterbury and York Society
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Edinburgh
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