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33 Statue in plaster of Paris : The Forsaken.Forrest, A.. H.
34 Samson bursting his Bonds.— Legrew, J.
35 The dying Shipwrecked Sea-boy.— Sibson, H. DouroCottages, St. John’s Wood.
36 Plaster cast of Apollo Belvedere, from the original,to imitate marble.— Bruccianj, D.
37 Group in plaster: Rizpah watching over the deadbodies of her Sons.—2 Samuel, xxi. 10.— Leifchild, H. S.
38 Deer-stalking, and colossal head of a horse.—McCarthy, H.
39 Statue in plaster: Prometheus chained to the Hock.—W ood, S.
40 Model of a colossal statue of the Duke of Wellington.— Milnes, T.
41 Youthful Athlete.— Richardson, E.
42 Group : Milton and his Daughters.— Legrew, J.
43 Model, life size: Figure with torch, &c.— Adams,G. G.
44 Model, Jacob and Rachel. 1 T? iT>rv t
45 Sin Triumphant. 5 JiAELE > u
45a Statue in terra cotta.— Doulton & Watt, Lambeth.
46 Model for a statue of Hampden, executed in marblefor the New Palace of Westminster.
47 Youth at a Stream.— Foley, J. H-, A.R.A.
462 Fountain and hydraulic ram.— Freeman Roe &Hanson. (Class 5.)
320 Collection of stuffed birds and animals.— Hancock, J.
(Class 29.)
A collection of palms and other tropical plants.Loddiges, C. & Sons, Hackney.
48 Ornamental fountain of cast-iron, bronzed; Cupid andthe Swan.— Coalbrook Dale Co. (from the original designby John Bell.)
Rustic chair formed of knots of wood.
49 Ornamental park entrance of cast-iron, bronzed, con-sisting of a pair of principal gates, and two side gates,hung on iron pillars of new construction; each of the fourgates was cast in one piece.— Coalbrook Dale Co, (fromthe original design by Charles Crookes.)
50 Large vase for flowers, designed by Baron Marochetti,in terra-cotta. Encaustic and other tiles. Flower-pots, &c.with Parian bas-reliefs, after Thorwaldsen.— Minton, H.« CO.
664 Closed cases of exotic ferns, cacti, and other plants.B - Eb( L ( Class 10.)
r> tv E a * e S^ss, manufactured by R. Swinburne, Shields.°rS? E ’ Lead « n ball Street. (Class 24.)t 'pB iilr ee church bells.— Warner & Sons, 8 Crescent,Street. (Class 22.)
390 Carpet loom at work: rug designed by Lawson.—Jackson & Graham. (Class 19.)
«***■« of conservatory.'— Weeks & Co., Chelsea.
(Class J .j *
A Jardiniere.—P ugin.
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51 Ycnus and Cupid.— Davis, E.
52 Bronze figure: Youth at the Stream, after Foley.—Hatfield, J. A.
53 Cast, in bronze: The Eagle Slayer.—C oalbrookDale Co. (from the original model by John Bell.)
1 Silk trophy.— Keith & Co. Wood St. Cheapside.(Class 13.)
408 Two looking glasses, each upwards of 12 feet high.—British Plate Glass Co. (Class 26.)
54 Group, in bronze: The Horse and Dragon.—Wyatt, M. C.
58 Bronze statue of the Duke of Rutland, for themarket-place at Leicester.— Davis, E.
57 Sir William Follett; colossal statue by Behnes.
Large collection of specimens of Canadian and VanDiemen’s Land timber. Lower jawbone of sperm whale.
97 Large silver candelabrum. — Hunt & Koskill.(Class 23.)
58 Group and pedestal, mosaic sculpture: “ The faithfulfriend of man trampling under foot his most insidious enemy.”
Bell from Slontreal. (Canada.)
58a Model of the interior of Her Majesty’s Theatre.—Deighton, —.
59 Madonna and Child.— Davis, E.
60 Restoration of the monument of Phillippa ofHainault, Queen of Edward III. in Westminster Abbey,executed in English alabaster from drawings by G. G. Scott.Statuettes and angels by J. Philip.— Cundt, S.
61 Gothic monument and Purbeck marble tablet,with emblazoned inscription in early English character.—Mather, A. A.
386 Large looking-glass and console table, ornamentedand gilt.— M‘Lean, Charles. (Class 26.)
62 Monumental brass for an altar tomb: The story ofthe good Samaritan.— Waller & Co.
63 Spandril from Hereford Cathedral, designed byN. J. Cottingham ; carved by Boulton and Swales.Statuettes, &c. Brass lectern for Hereford Cathedral, de-signed by Cottingham; executed by T. Potter.
64 Gothic monument, of the decorated style, periodfourteenth century.— Purdy, C. W.
65 Monumental tablet in brass, to the memory of theofficers of Lord Hardinge’s staff, who fell in the battles of theSutleje; produced by direction of Lord Hardinge, andintended to be sent to India. —Archer, J. W.
66 Monumental brass.—G ould.
38 Model of the orchestra of the Sacred HarmonicSociety, Exeter Hall, executed by Mr. Phidias Clarke.—Sacred Harmonic Society. (Class 7.)
220 Model of the New County Assize Courts, erected atCambridge by Messrs. Wyatt and Brandon; the principalfront of Whitby stone, and the fittings of the interior ofoak; modelled by S. Salter. Model in card of the newchurch of St. Mary and St Nicholas, at Wilton. Erectedby Wyatt and Brandon. (Class 7.)
107 Models by Salter of cast-iron bridge over the RiverAire, and suspension aqueduct over the River Calder ^atStanley, Yorkshire; designed by J. W. Leather. (Class 7 .)
221 St. Nicholas Church, Hamburg, now being rebuiltby G. G. Scott, of London. (Class 7.)
224 Railway bridge across the Ouse at Selby,Yorkshire.Erected by Messrs. Walker & Burgess. (Class 7.)
222 Dinting Vale viaduct on the Sheffield and Man-chester Railway. Built by A. S. Jee. (Class 7.)
67 Statue of Itosamonda.— Thomas, John.
68 A Fountain:—Acis and Galatea.— Tiiomas, J.
158 Polished columns of Madrepore marble, with Caen
stone capitals. Various specimens of marbles, rough, po-lished, and manufactured.— Champernowne, II. (Class 1.)
79 Monumental Cross, executed in Caen stone by theHon. Mrs. Ross, of Bladensburg.
518 A grand pianoforte in ornamental case. — Broad-wood & Sons. (Class 10.)
80 Specimens of Jordan’s machine carving: Altar screen
designed by W. Harris, chairs, carved trophy oi birus,foliage, statuettes, &c. , , .. A
187 “ Multum in Uno,” forming loo, bagatelle, anachess table. Cottage piano, &c.— Jennens & Bettkidge.
( cl as926.)don ^ gtoweU grouP) representing John, firstEarl of Eldon, and -William Baron Stowell, 29 ,of the High Court of Admiralty. Des. and mod. by the lanM. Watson, and executed by G. Nelson.—E arl oi h *> * •
135 Large slab of Honduras mahogany. — hoberFauntleroy fc Sons. (Class 4.)
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