These and some older, but not heretofore known examples will be described in the article. Many new metal mirrorcases have been found since 1990. Almost all are cast form a copper alloy and ca 3 cm D. Because so many of this type have been found in England and those on the continent look so much like these, she thinks most of them must have been made in Britain. An other, very curiously, was found in Corinth, Greece, probably from the French occupation of this city between 1210 and 1313. This is another indication for a British production-centre.
Cases made of pewter are fewer.
The rest of the articles are descriptions of the cases and comparisons between them.