Um, sure. I'm planning to pass it on to our own local chronicler, but wanted some input first. Thanks for your interest!
Best single source of images for table settings: http://www.larsdatter.com/feastgear.htm
UK/US terms: The UK 'charity shop' is 'second-hand shop' in US/Canada. 'Pound shop' is 'dollar store'.
Note that reenactor markets are not quite like US Ren Faires. UK reenactor markets are weekend events where reenactors buy their equipment. There's no 'public' to entertain - just lots of shopping. :-) Examples:
the original reenactor's market http://www.reenactorsmarket.co.uk/
national living history fayre http://www.montacute.net/nhlf/
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Best single source of images for table settings:
http://www.larsdatter.com/feastgear.htm
UK/US terms:
The UK 'charity shop' is 'second-hand shop' in US/Canada.
'Pound shop' is 'dollar store'.
Note that reenactor markets are not quite like US Ren Faires. UK reenactor markets are weekend events where reenactors buy their equipment. There's no 'public' to entertain - just lots of shopping. :-) Examples:
the original reenactor's market
http://www.reenactorsmarket.co.uk/
national living history fayre
http://www.montacute.net/nhlf/