1) Found mostly in inventories, it could refer either to household furnishings or to miscellaneous items which did not require a separate valuation.
1481 de uno brake ... cum hustillamentis, York
1545 pottes pannes bedding and other hustilment of howsholde, Grinton
1556 all the huslement in my house as chaires, scoles [stools?], wod boilles, woddishes, cardes, wheles, Bramley
1588 dishes, bowles, stoles, chaires with other husselmente of house, Dalton
1600 Item, a cocke, five hennes, and huslement, Bingley. Later spellings reflect the association in the clerk's mind with household furnishings: 1614 other little necessary houselements Stockeld
1720 other small householdments, West Riding
1725 other odd householdments, Helmsley. The spelling could vary considerably: 1550 in hyrstyllmentt of howseholde, Grinton.