[160] Davenport, Cameos, 1900.

[161] Cf. “Une petite nef d’or, estoffée de tout son appareil” (Invent. of Mary, dau. of Charles the Bold of Burgundy, and wife of Maximilian I. Lille: Archives du Nord, VIII, p. 171.)

[162] Cf. “A juell of golde, wherein is a parret hanging” (New Year’s gifts to Queen Elizabeth, 1578-9).

[163] Henry VIII, Letters and Papers, IV, No. 6789.

[164] Nichols, Progresses of Q. Elizabeth, I, pp. 380, 412; II, p. 52.

[165] See Connoisseur, V, p. 80. The gems and jewels at Windsor Castle, by H. Clifford Smith.

[166] Way(A.), Cat. of antiquities and historical Scottish relics, Edinburgh, 1859, p. 163. See also Connoisseur, loc. cit.

[167] See note, p. [235].

[168] Calendar of State Papers, Domestic, Aug., 1596.

[169] Compare pp. 293 and 297. See Darcel (A.), Notice sur émaux et de l’orfévrerie (Louvre), p. 81. See also Labarte (J.), Les arts industriels (2nd ed., II, p. 136, 1873), “L’émaillerie cloisonnée sur cristal.”