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Class 22. [South Side, Ground Floor,
GE2STERAL HARDWARE, including LOCKS and GRATES.
Inv.—Model of signal post; signal lanthom and lamps;lighting case, &c. Table lamps, aerometric.
898 Cottam & Hallen, 2 Winsley St. Inv. and Manu.Enamelled manger, rack, and water trough, for horses.Park gates. Designs in iron for staircase railing, &c.
700 Hardman, J. & Co. Gt. Charles St. Birmingham,Manu.—Specimens of wrought-iron work, &c.
700aLloyd & Summehfield, Birmingham.—Chandeliersand lamps.
701 Walton, F. Wolverhampton.—Papier-mache, tin,japan, and patent enamelled goods, in wrought iron.
702 Hanson, G. Huddersfield.—Water-closet.
703 Nunn, Miss A. Welbeck St.—Domestic laundry inone machine. New method of warming several apartmentsfrom one fire.
705 Thompson, T. H.—A sewer trap.
754 Cclverwell, W. 16 Charlotte St. Blackfriars Rd.Inv.—Registered portable domestic vapour bath.
755 Jkffcoat, F. L. 26 Strand, Inv. and Manu.—Im-proved bedsteads, and bed for invalids, &c. Apparatus forheating laundry irons.
792 Maund, E. 370 Oxford St. Prop.—Cast-iron vasestove, radiating vertically: smoke descending.
793 Murray, W. 20, John St. Adelphi, Inv, & Manu.—Tubular filter and a compensating ball tap.
794 Lane, W. It. 226 Strand, Inv. and Manu.—Econo-mic percolator or improved registered coffee-pots.
795 Marriott, W. 89 Fleet St. Manu.—Platform weigh-ing machine, showing the weight of various European coun-tries, dial weighing machine, domestic telegraph, &c.
796 Losf.by, E. T. 44 Gerrnrd St. Islington, Inv.—Port-able crane shower bath, reg.
797 Dixon, J. & Sons, Sheffield.—Powder and pistolflasks, shot pouches, drinking flask9, &c. in precious andother metals.
798 Warner, J. & Sons, 8 Crescent, Jewin 8t.—Water,steam, and gas cocks, valves, sluice cocks, &c. Variouslamps. Standard weights and measures. A set on the
decimal system, Reg. Pat. Check indicators. Musical hand-bells. Beer and cider engines. Tea urns and coffee potsof novel patterns. Improved water-closets, self-supplyingpans, &c. Three church bells. (North Transept.)
799 Wheeler, C. Birmingham.—Specimens of pearlbuttons.
800 DelaFons, J. P. Carlton Hill, St. John’s Wood.—Safety locks and bolts for windows and doors.
801 Jones, J. & Co. Sheffield.—Rust preventive com-position. Samples of steel goods which have been exposedto the weather, the bright parts having been preserved.
802 Robertson, Carr, & Steel, Chantrey Works,Sheffield. — Ornamental cast-iron mantel pieces, drawing-room and other grates, fenders, and sets of polished fire-irons.
804 Kennard & Co. G7 Upper Thames St. and FalkirkIronworks, Scotland, Manu.—Four coats of arms, varieddesigns and sizes. Self-acting and cottage ranges ; registergrates, ornamental castings, &c.
805 Bailv, W. & Sons, 71 Gracechurch St. Des. k Manu.
•—A Gothic'church stove. Saloon grate, with dogs andfender. Gothic stoves, with brass dogs, &c. Gothic chande-lier. Old English door-handles, locks, &c. Cast-iron stair-case work. Metal panels, &c. Improved pedestal stove,with candelabrum. (Main Avenue, West.)
806 Oxley, W. & Co. Park Gate Steel Works, Rother-ham, Manu.—Specimens of steel suitablo for engineering,tool-miiking, spindles, &c.; also for carriage springs.
807 Chambers, W. Brunswick Foundry,Birmingham.—Steel snuffers, showing the principal processes or manu-facture. Carpenters’ planes made of malleable iron andother metals. Patent metallic bed Backing.
808 Thompson, F. Westfield Ter. Sheffield, Inv. andManu.—Patent gutta percha skates of various colours.
810 Jennings, G. Great Charlotte St. Blackfriars Rd.—India-rubber tube water-closets. India-rubber tube cocks.Pat. Improved cistern valve. Patent shop-shutter shot 1 2 3 4 .Patent joint for connecting pipes without solder, &c.
Proceed to Mediaeval Court, page 136.
Class 23. WORKS IN PRECIOUS METALS, JEWELLERY, ETC.- South Central Gallery.-
1 Elkington, Mason, & Co., Birmingham.—Speci-mens of electro-plated candelabra, tazzas, vases, table-ware,&c. And a variety of electro deposited sideboard and otherplate from the antique. Electro deposited figures, &c. inbronze, from the Arts Manufactory of Mr. 11. Elkington.(See also Main Avenue, West, Nos 92, 93, 94.)
2 Martin, Baskett, & Martin, Cheltenham, Maim,and Des.—Centre-piece, with figures. Milton inkstand ;toilet-stand. Tea and coffee service. Large model of aGreat Western steam-engine. Rich Bohemian gloss claretj ug. Chatelaine in gold and enamel. Pearls, ornaments,gold chains and jewellery, manufactured by C. Sparrow,London. Chronometer and other watches in their differentstages of manufacture. Time-keeper, newly-invented alarum,Ice., invented by E. Burgess, Clerkenwell Green.
3 Reid k Sons, 14 Grey St. Newcastle-upon-Tyne,Manu.—Silver goods: Chaaed claret jug, bosket, and teaand coffee sendee; pierced and engraved basket, centre-piece, lec.
4 Payne Ic Sons, 21 Old Bond St Bath, Prod.—Vase in Bilver, after a marble antique in the CopitolineMuseum.
6 Wall, T. Stokes Croft, Bristol, Des. and Manu.-*Original design in hair-work. Ladies’ guard; bracelets. & c *
7 Greenwell, J. Whitby, Manu.—Silver tea-p^bcoffee-pot, and tea-kettle, weighing, together, only 1^grains.
8 Grkenbury, I. Whitby, Manu.—Jet necklace®*
bracelets, brooches, candlesticks, pincushion, likeness-stand’earring Rough jet, &c. ,
10 Tucker, J. T. Exeter, Inv.—Eegistorod universebrooch protector.
11 Harding, J. St. David’s, Exeter, Des. and Inv.-"
Gold and silver bracelets, with secure snap. , v
12 Elli9 & Son, Exeter, Des. and Manu.—Right'd Jr
carriage time-piece, with duplex escapement and coinp e ^sating balance. Safety chain brooches. Silver-wire .card-oasket, &c. Silver plate, upoonB, forks, &c. Devon®**granite uuife-lmnules. . u.
13 Mortimer, W. Edinburgh.—Scotch pebble *
14 Mayer, J. 68 Lord St. Liverpool, Des. and—Silver waiters, inkstand, cradle, oporgne, candela-W _ ,Mersey Yacht Club Plate, &c. Jewellery. Black DiaW