Norwich Castle, The Gallery of Medieval Life: A British Museum Partnership.: Treasures of the Norman world: loans from the Wyvern Collection

Casket plaque with Christ and the four Evangelists, probably Lorraine (Metz), mid-11th century, whalebone; h. 12 x w. 21 cm

Double cup, Northern English or Scandinavian (?), late 12th or early 13th century, silver, engraved and gilded; h. 12 cm, diam. 12.6 cm

Crucifixion plaque, Anglo-Saxon (possibly Canterbury), late 10th or early 11th century, walrus ivory; h. 8.8 cm x w. 5.5 cm

Stag aquamanile, probably lower Saxony (Magdeburg), late 12th century, copper alloy; h. 24.5 cm x l. 23.2 cm x w. 9.3 cm

Oliphant with hunting scenes and wild animals, probably south Italian, late 11th or early 12th century, elephant ivory; l. 60.2 cm, diam. 12.9 cm (at bell)

Saint John the Evangelist, probably English, late 11th or early 12th century, copper alloy, gilded; h. 7 cm

The Virgin or one of the Maries at the Sepulchre, probably northern French, Mosan or Rhenish, third quarter of the 12th century, limewood, with poplar restorations and traces of paint; h. 140.5 cm x w. 23 cm x d. 18 cm

Cross foot, probably north-west German, c. 1100, copper with traces of gilding; h. 18.6 cm x w. 16.4 cm x d. 10.3 cm

Reliquary head, probably central France, 1150-60, silver, parcel-gilt, with agate pupils; h. 17 cm