Describes a large collection of medieval art objects, including many pieces of jewelry and metalwork and coins, assembled between 1888 and 1902 by James Curle, and now housed at the British Museum, London. Discusses Curle's collecting practices and the significance of his holdings in the context of professional middle class collecting in 19th c. Britain.
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