Becket Casket
Becket Casket is a reliquary chest. It is recorded from 1180.
Also recorded as St Neots Chasse.
Context
The circumstances in which Becket Casket stands.
Becket Casket is located at Victoria and Albert Museum. Becket Casket carries the inventory number M.66-1997. Becket Casket is also recorded as St Neots Chasse. Becket Casket was established or created in 1180. Becket Casket is recorded with a height of 29.5. Becket Casket is recorded with a width of 34.4.
Becket Casket is recorded as reliquary chest. Becket Casket is recorded as made of copper. Becket Casket is recorded as made of wood.
In detail
Materials recorded for it are wood and copper. The recorded method of making is Limoges enamel.
The record gives 1180 as its date of establishment or first appearance. The recorded subject matter is martyrdom of Thomas Becket. It forms part of caskets of Thomas Becket.
It is recorded in the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum.
Chronology
- 1180Becket Casket first recorded.
- 1180Becket Casket was established or created in 1180.
- 1997Becket Casket carries the inventory number M.66-1997.
Sources
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“Becket Casket”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q18552195: Becket Casket
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