Junk

Junk are items that you can safely throw away. You'll barely get any money for them, and most of them have no use.

Item	Inv. slots	Price	Properties	Description
Bone	2×1	1	Can be ground to bonedust.	Won't even interest a dog.
Skull	2×2	3	Can be ground to bonedust.	Surprisingly well preserved.
Rib Cage	2×2	2	Can be ground to bonedust.	Handy for anatomy lessons.
Pelvic Bone	2×2	2	Can be ground to bonedust.	Someone's legs used to be attached to it.
Bone Foot	1×2	1	Can be ground to bonedust.	It crumbles to dust in your hands.
Coal Chunk	1×1	10		Over the last few years coal has greatly dropped in price.
Rope	2×1	3		The most useful item in every household.
Horseshoe	1×1	10		An old horseshoe, either misplaced by accident or used as a good luck charm.
Jug	1×2	3		Every landlady has one of these.
Plate	2×1	3		A common clay plate covered in web of scratch marks and small fractures.
Pot	1×1	3		This pot used to hold something tasty.
Ladle	1×2	6		Judging by the shiny handle, this ladle hasn't been sitting idly.
Straw	2×1	3		Be careful when loading this on a camel.
Candle-end	1×1	3		This candle won't last long.
Simple Earrings	1×1	10		The best jewelry a peasant woman can hope for.
Bucket	2×2	4		Can be used to haul some cool well water on a hot day.
Comb	1×1	3		Peasant women try to keep their hair well groomed to the best of their modest means.
Bowl	2×1	3		A wooden bowl, dark from cooking fat.
Mug	1×2	3		Would be much more preferable if it was filled to the brim with foamy ale...
Nails	1×1	10		Can't do without nails these days.
Travel Pot	2×2	20		A fine pot like this can be used to cook many things: porridge, meat, soup...
Copper Candlestick	1×2	20		A transition step between a rushlight and an expensive candelabrum.