102
[South Central
Class 19.
TAPESTRY, CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS.
318 Johnson, G. & Co. 11 Bow Church Yard, 84 BowLane.—Mourning collars, &c.
317 Thwaites, Mary, 4 Quadrant Rd. Lower Islington,Prop.—Knitted, embroidered, and lace work, manufacturedby the poor children of Newry, &c.
318 Turbeville, Smith, Boyce, 8t Co. 9 Gt. Marl-borough St. Prod.—Axminster carpet. Velvet pile tapestrycarpet. Brussels carpet.
320 Trollope, Rose, 6 AUe nTer. Kensington.—Foldingscreen of tapestry work.
321 Cardinal k Co., St. Helen’s PI., Bishopsgate.—Per-sian and Turkey carpeting.
322 Turner, Agnes, button Rectory, Dartford, Manu.—Knitted lace scarf.
823 IjpniLL, Mary Ann, Fonthiil Bishop, Salisbury,Des. and Manu.—Toilet cushion, twist, a lace scarf, and abassinette lane cradle-cover, made of thread nnd fine gold.
324 Veevehs, Mrs. Mohill, Ireland.—Articles manu-factured from the fibres of plants nnd flowers.
325 Lawson, J. 4 Sidmouth St. Gray’s Inn Rd. Des.—Axminster hearth-rug, manu. by Blnokmore, Brothers, Wil-ton. Designs for carpets, &c.
327 The Victoria Felt Carpet Co. 8 Love Lane,W'ood St. Manu.—Patent felt carpeting. Printed and em-bossed table-covers, window curtains, &c.
328 Vincent, S. Turvey, Beds, Manu.—Buckingham-shire pillow-lace, veils, he,, with lace pillow and bobbins.
329 Vokxs, F. 9 Hope Cottage, Claplmm Rise.—Braidedtable-cover on a new principle
330 Hayes, Miss E. J. 24 Richmond Ter. F.ast St. Wal-worth, Des. and Manu.— Pictures composed of needleworkand seed-beads, including “ The Successful Deerstalkers,”“The Chorister Boys,” “The Royal Arms,” “CountryGirls,” and “ Our Saviour administering the Sacrament.”
334 Ward, Anne, Coleraine, Ireland, Des. and Maker.—Specimens of needlework, in imitation of line engraving,and the material employed, with cotton and silk thread,on linen and lutestring.
335 Wasiibourn, Ann, Great Marlow, Bucks, Manu.—Muslin dresses, embroidered.
330 Watebholse, Emma & Maria, A. Claremont Cot-tage, Loughborough ltd. Brixton, Makers.—Crochet coun-terpane, 12 feet square, worked in Strutt’s cotton. Thepatterns designed by Wilks, Regent Street.
337 W atson, Bell, & Co. 35 and 36 Old Bond St. Manu.and Imp.—Axminster carpets, manufactured by Blackmore,Brothers, and velvet-bordered Brussels carpet, manufacturedby Watson and Co. Kidderminster. Carpets, manufacturedin Masulipatam. Real Turkey carpets.
339 Waugh & Son, 3 & 4 Goodge St. Des.—Royal velvetpile carpet. Design for a carpet for a Royal palace.
341 Wells, W. B. Win.imill Lane, Camberwell, Manu.—Registered floor-cloth, an imitation of Berlin wool work.
343 White, Son, k Co. 108 Cheapside, Prop.—Carpets.Printed cloth table-covers.
345 Whitwell, J. & Co. Kendal, Des. and Manu.—Kidderminster caroeting. Twilled V enetian carpet, wovenin a power-loom. Improved Brussels carpet. Berlin hearth-rug, new design and material.
347 Whitney, E. Cleveland PI. Bath, Des.—Embroid-ered 1 a<ly's apron. Coat of arms in needlework.
348 Williams, Lady Griffii.s, Marlborough.—“TheLast Supper,” in German wool and floss silk.
350 Wilson, Anne, Downpatrick, Ireland, Manu.—Fancy work in wool, in which new stitches are introduced.
362 Wood, H. and T. 22 Watling St. Prop.—Printed andembossed cloth table-covers, &c. Brussels carpet.
364 Woodward, B. Higgins, Kidderminster, Manu.—Brussels and velvet pile carpeting, in various new styles.
355 Woodward, H. & Co. Church St. Kidderminster,Manu.—Carpets: Velvet pile; Brussels pile, and velvetpile for stairs and corridors. Registered designs.
356 Woolcock, Catherine, 13 Hew Quebec St. Port-man Sq. Manu,—Banner screen, crocheted with silk, incolours.
357 Wratislaw, Matilda Emily, Rugby, Warwick-shire, Des. and Manu.—Cap, worked in crochet in imita-tion of point lace.
358 W’right, Crump, & Crane, Kidderminster, Manu.—Velvet pile, bordered. Brussels carpets, and staircarpets.
365 Roberts, Mrs. Bexley.—Knitted counterpane.
367 CiiArLiN, —.—Versicolour patchwork table cover.
871 Smith & Baber, Knightsbridge, Inv. Des. andManu.—Floor-cloth, in imitation of tessellated Roman pave-ments discovered in England.
372 Bernard, Hon. Jane G. Cork, Killrogan, Bandon,Ireland.— Knitted quilt for a baby’s crib. Exhibited onbehalf of the workers, the children of Killrogan school.
373 Prior, Rev. H. E. Lucan, Dublin—Specimens ofIrish lace, the work of the Lucan Industrial School.
374 West, C. Mary, 1 Brougham Ter. Kingstown,Dublin, Des. and Manu.—Scarf of black lace, embroideredin a new style, in Deccan silk, interspersed with wings ofthe Indian beetle, &c.
375 Bates, Jemima, Gt. Dover St. Surrey, Des.—Spe-cimens of needlework upon machine net.
377 Da lrymple Mabv E. 5 Wilton St. Grosvenor PI.Inv. and Prod.—Table-cover of fawn-coloured cloth, em-broidered with chenille.
378 Fancoukt, Catherine, Grimsthorpe, near Bourne,Des. and Manu.—Fancy bed-quilt.
379 Lady Mayoress (1850), end 150 Ladies of GreatBritain, the executants.—Part of the pattern for a carpet,presented to and exhibited by Her Majesty the Queen ; de-sign by J. W. Papworth ; the patterns painted by and thework superintended by W. B. Simpson, West Strand.
381 George, J. B. 4 Wells St. Gray’s Inn Rd. Des.—Design for an Axminster centre carpet, in the Italianstyle.
382 BRATsnAw, J. 118 Church St. Lancaster.—Counter-pane of mosaic needlework, in forty-four compartments, eachrepresenting a popular print.
384 Kiddle, J. Norwich, Inv.—Woven cushion, com-pleted in the loom without tho aid of needlework.
386 Gill, W. L. Colyton, Axminster, Manu.—HonitonlacePortion of nn original design for (he flounce madefor Her Majesty. Chromatic silk bertho, silk lappet, &c.
888 Ayers, W. Newport Pagnell, Bucks.—SpecimensBuckinghamshire pillow lace pieces.
390 Jackson fc Graham, 37 & 38 Oxford St.— Londoncarpet. Carpets of tnoresque design. Velvet pile carpets.Patent tapastry velvet carpet and border. London rugs, koCarpet-loom at work (in North Transept.)
391 Tawton, Mary, 9 Union St. Plymouth, Manu.and Des.—Child's cloak, elaborately braided and em-broidered.
392 Penley, E. A. Grove House, St. Peter’s, Margate,Des. and Manu.—Silk patch-work table-cover, box paR® 1 ?;
S94 Bennocii, Twkntymann & Rico, 77 Wood o •Cheapside. — Ribbons, gimps, fringes, trimmings, si >handkerchiefs, satin wire, bullion, and gimp, tor molfacturing purposes. . . , ,,
395 JJfavis, J. 27 Mint St. Borough.-A hearth-rug.
390 Heal & Son, Tottenham Ct. R.l. Manu.—-A onn'Ssatin eider-down quilt, with white satin border, einbroideiea.Duvet in blue and gold silk, filled with eiderdown.
398 Sf-affeld, S. 4 Dean St. 1‘insbury, Prod.-tor