This is a simple list of alternative names.
For a full account see "Quicks".

? Prince of Wales (1811)
Wine Vaults (1845)
1877 : Edward's Wine Vaults
1906 : Quick's Wine Vaults
28th April 1964 : Norfolk Wherry - See account
2nd September 1987 : Chaplin's
1989 : Muswell's Café Bar
1995 : Jumpin' Jak's Fun Bar

A photographic record of 1962 can be found in :
YOUNG, John Riddington :
The Inns & Taverns of Old Norwich, page 36.

This freehouse - as White Rose - was owned, by 1872,
by George Womack. From 1873 it was held by his
executors, and the very next year by Mrs. Womack.

Later, Mrs. Ann Womack, of Newmarket Road,
was joined in ownership with William Forster,
a gentleman from Aylsham.

Later still, ownership was in the hands of
William Forster of Blickling and John Rout of Norwich

In August 1890 it was (partly) taken over by
Coleman's Brewery Co. - See Research notes.
Sometime after 1894 it was owned by
Bullard's Brewery.

In 1927 the Norwich Vikings Motor-Cycle Club.
was formed at this pub.

In 1937 it was noted that this was a pub with
no 'proper' pub-sign.

A photographic record (Bullard's) can be found in :
YOUNG, John Riddington :
The Inns & Taverns of Old Norwich, page 40.

Also c.1910 a partial view in STANDLEY, Philip :
Norwich - in old postcards, Volume 1, page 47.

PLUNKETT, George : Commemorative Collection
has a partial view, on page 89 (post-WWII).