#tables

Pheew! Another big set of medieval items I did for a commission. You can combine it with my previous Medieval Sets (Part 1 - Part 2). All items are low poly. Sorry the lame preview pic. The collection file is new, the whole set contains 88 items.

I’m not able to put all the credits because items are too many and from different creators… thank you original creators and forgive me -again-

In this set you will find: tables, beds, doors, windows, sofa, loveseats, chair, deco items, wardrobe, shelves, a fireplace, recliners and mirrors.

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How to make learning math fun? Try framing your arithmetical tables with ornamental borders! In this 16th c. handbook of commercial arithmetic, written in Lombardy, the charts include addition, subtraction, and four different methods of multiplication. The charts are followed by statements of problems and their solutions. (UPenn Ms. Codex Ms. Codex 468)

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The cat at the table. Aunt Louisa's Holiday Guest. 1885.