This is the kitchen of Tom Tansey's home in Snitterfield in the late C19th.
Tom  (1845 - 1907) used to sit in his favourite chair by the fire, with a stumpy old clay pipe in his mouth (which the family called his nose warmer), and the cat "Moses" on his knee.
There was also a big brick oven in the wash-house, like a baker's oven.
It was filled with wood and when the fire had burned to glowing ashes it was raked out and the oven would be ready for the dinner.  A wire triangle in the baking tin held the meat and a Yorkshire pudding underneath.  The neighbours would
bring their dinners to be baked and were charged a penny to help pay for the wood - they would bake pies and tarts for the week.
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