Términos

Receptacles that are typically wider than high, for storing food.

Vessels, usually large, used for storing food.

Devices or surfaces that are designed to keep food or drinks warm over a period of time, usually as a prelude to being served, as at a buffet.

Sheets of thin plastic used to cover food.

Type of watermark, known in many variations, comprising a head in profile wearng a fool's cap and collar. Known from as early as 1580; found in paper from many European nations.

Caps of fantastic shape, often garnished with bells, formerly worn by court fools or jesters.

Un tamaño estándar de papel de impresión en Gran Bretaña, generalmente mide alrededor de 13 1/2 por 17 pulgadas.

Small portable stoves designed to contain hot coals and used to warm the feet.

Extent or distance in measured in linear feet; may refer to a part or to the greater whole. Examples of things for which footage is relevant include pipes, electrical wires, and film.

Vessels in which the feet are bathed.

Describes a variety of glass beakers, usually conical in shape, that incorporate round, flat, or semi-conical feet at their bases. Most often applied to beakers produced between 1300-1700.

Type of short sock that covers only the sole and heel of the foot, not extending above the ankle.

Pequeños baúles diseñados para ubicarse a los pies de una cama, especialmente para contener los efectos personales de soldados.

The dimensions of area or surface space occupied by a form on a horizontal plane.

Instruments in the form of pincers used for grasping or manipulating objects, often in the context of surgery.

Instrumento destinado a ayudar en el parto, por lo general en forma de tenaza que toma a la criatura desde su cabeza.