"Editorial/writing team: Dr. Jerry Bell ... [et al.]"--P. [v].

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Philippa Glanville: Silver in East Anglia; Mary Fewster: Goldsmiths in Norfolk and Suffolk, 1500-1750; Christopher Hartop: Silver made in East Anglia; Norwich; Christopher Hartop: Silversmithing in Norwich; Christopher Garibaldi: The guildhall of the Norwich company of goldsmiths; Colin Ticktum: Possible attributions for four sixteenth-century maker's marks from Norwich; William Cobbold (c. 1530-1585/6); Peter Peterson (fl. 1554-1603); Timothy Skottowe (fl. c. 1617-1645); The Haslewood family (fl. c. 1625-1740); Thomas Havers (fl. c. 1674-1732); James Daniell (fl. c. 1689); The leopard's head and fleur-de-lis group (c. 1649-after 1683) Decorated spoons of Norfolk and Suffolk Timothy Kent: Decoration on seventeenth-century East Anglian spoons The Waveney Valley Silversmiths in the Waveney Valley Great Yarmouth King's Lynn Brand Inglis: The silversmiths of King's Lynn Colin Ticktum: The introduction of the King's Lynn town mark and the work of Thomas Cooke Bury St Edmunds Wynyard Wilkinson: Notes on the silversmiths of Bury St Edmunds 1550-1665 Ipswich and Colchester Cambridge silversmiths Church plate inventories in print Bibliography Index of marks Index

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