Inventory of administration of John Gell of Carsington 1574

[RoserAncestors]

Hi all, I am having some difficulty reading most of this inventory from the administration of the estate of John Gell of Carsington in Derbyshire in 1574. I have previously asked for help deciphering the text above and below the inventory, but not the inventory itself. This was my previous request: https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=773226.0

Many thanks for any assistance on the inventory that anyone is able to give.

[Bookbox]

Imp(ri)mis iiij oxen – viij^li
Ite(m) iiij yonge bullok(es) – iii^li xvj^s viij^d
Ite(m) iij kyne & a heffer – v^li
Ite(m) ij mar(es) & a horse – iij^li xvj^s viij^d
Ite(m) ij calves – vj^s viij^d
Ite(m) xl shepe – viij^li
Ite(m) iij swyne – xx^s
Ite(m) ij fleck(es) of baken – vj^s
Ite(m) peuter & brasse – x^s
Ite(m) a lande Iren potte rack(es) a payre of tong(es) – ij^s vj^d
Ite(m) iij lomys iij bowk(es)[?] – ij^s vj^d
Ite(m) beddynge – xlvj^s viij^d
Ite(m) iij beddested(es) – ij^s
Ite(m) hys Apparell – xxvj^s viij
Ite(m) burdd(es) chayr(es) stolys – ij^s
Ite(m) v quesshyns – xvj^d

Suggestions ...
fleckes of baken = flitches of bacon
burddes = boards, table-tops
lande Iren = landiron (fireside implement)
lomys = tubs, vats
stolys = stools
quesshyns = cushions

[RoserAncestors]

Thank you Bookbox, that all makes perfect sense!