Originally from the Church of St Margaret de Westwick on St Benedicts Street, Norwich, this extraordinary object is made of high-quality Baltic oak, its elaborate carved front and heavy lock suggesting its creation at the hands of a skilled craftsman from Lower Saxony (in north-western Germany). The perfect gift for a proud Norwichian, this chest is a symbol of Norwichs rich medieval history and strong international links; a city with more standing medieval churches than any other city north of the Alps.

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