G. N. Barrett's "Norwich Silver in the Collection of Norwich Castle Museum" provides a detailed examination of the significant silver artifacts housed within the museum's collection. This book delves into the rich history of Norwich as a prominent center for silversmithing, particularly focusing on the period when the city had its own Assay Office (1565-1702). It explores the craftsmanship, stylistic evolution, and individual makers of Norwich silver, highlighting rare secular and ecclesiastical pieces. Through insightful text and illustrations, Barrett illuminates the unique characteristics of this regional silverwork, offering a valuable resource for collectors, historians, and anyone interested in the artistry and heritage of English silver.