Help deciphering 1574 will inventory

[RoserAncestors]

The attached will inventory is reproduced with the kind permission of the Hampshire Record Office. It is the inventory of a Nicholas Flytt (whose descendants go by Fleet) from Chalton, Hampshire, in 1574.

It's the oldest document I've been able to locate that may relate to my ancestors (I think I am probably descended from an Arthur Fleet who married a Jone Michell on 10 November 1587 in Chalton - and died leaving a will in 1647 - and there is a baptism of an Arthur Fleet to Nicholas and Agnes in Chalton on 24 April 1561).

Are there any experts on 16th century handwriting who might be able to decipher any parts of the document? I am struggling. Maybe just any names or relationships that it mentions or infers?

[Bookbox]

I suggest you ask a Moderator to move this to the Deciphering & Recognition board, where others will doubtless improve on my poor effort below.

===
1574
(?) Flitt
A true Invitory of all the good(es)
& Cattles of nycholas flytt deseased
the viij daye of January 1574
praysed by Thomas (?)orddlle thomas smither & walter
Imprimis in the haull a table one forme a stained clouthe
   one little table two stoolles two cusshins praised at (?)l ij s
I(te)m ^in^ the Chamber one old fether bed w(it)h a flock beed 
   one Coverlet w(it)h ^a^ bolster   v s
I(te)m iiij payer of Sheets old onnes   iij s
I(te)m two table clothes   viij d
In the kechin two brasse pots on(e) Cauthern(?)
   one panne & a lettle kettle   xx s
I(te)m one (?) of peuter
    v platters thre pottergers iiij sausers iij candlestick   x s
I(te)m twoo keyne & one heffar   iij l
It(em) one ma(?)e w(it)h one Colt   xx s
It(em) A Lettle cart w(it)h the yr...(?) gier [iron gear?]
   a broche one aundier(?) a axe w(it)h other small gier   viij d
It(e)m in wheet one q(uar)tter by estimacion   xiij s iiij d
I(te)m in barlley two q(uar)tters by estimacion   xv(?) s
I(tem) in the feeld two acres of wheett  xiij s iiij d
I(tem) all the treen vessells
   w(it)h iiij cofers(?)    vj s viiij d
It(em) his Aparell   v s
It(em) vij pygets(?)   iij s iiij d
It(em) wood in the gaat   v s
It(em) haff a dossen of pultres   xvj d
It(em) a lytle calffe(?)   iijs iiij d
   The some is ix l xj s iiij d [= 9 pounds 11 shillings 4 pence]

[final clause in Latin] On 17 January 1574/75 administration of the goods ... of the said deceased was granted to Agnes the widow ... duly sworn ... Walter N..... of Chalkton tailor ... (?)inton bowcher and Thomas Smither
===

As usual the values don't add up correctly, so something is wrong 

[RoserAncestors]

Thanks so much for your help, that all seems to make sense and it is fascinating to read. I will ask for it to be moved to that board (I wasn't aware there was one) but it looks like you've pretty much nailed it. Thanks heaps again.