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[South Central
Class 23.
WORKS in PRECIOUS METALS, JEWELLERY, &e.
68 Wollff, L. J. 45 Upper York St. Bryanston Sq.Dee. and Manu.—Desk seal, mounted in gold, set with tur-quoise, surmounted with large pearl.
69 Gown and, T. Inv,—Spring catch fasteners forbrooches and bracelets.
70 Bake well, W. 25 Red Lion St. Clerkenwell, Artistin Hair.—Specimens for lockets, brooches. Inscriptionsand initials of pearls. The Prince of Wales’ feathers inhair, &c.
71 Lee, B. 41 Rathbone PI. Manu.—Bracelets of humanhair and gold. Brooches. Hair-guard chains, &c.
72 Seymour, E. & J. 40 Gerrard St. Soho, Prop. — Asmall enamelled gold vase, with portraits of Her Majestyand Prince Albert (painted on enamel, in imitation ofcameo, by T. Haslem). The vase designed, engraved, andenamelled by the exhibitors.
73 Hope, U.T. M.P. 116 Piccadilly, Prop.—Casket, con-taining a blue diamond, weighing 177 grains, mounted as amedallion, surrounded by brilliants, and supposed, from itssize and colour to be unique.
74 Harding, Dando, & Co. 23 Hatton Garden, Invs.and Manu.—Patent spiral fastening, adapted to buttons,studs, pins, brooches, &c.
75 Bayley, W. George St. Gcsweli St.—Specimens ofelectro-gilding on medals.
78 Campbell, A. 43 Tottenham Court Rd. Inv. Des-and Manu.—Cornucopia, being a brooch, flower-holder, andwatch protector.
77 Forster, E. 19 Queen St. Haymarket, Manu.—Silver-gilt table-spoon, representing Jenny Lind as Alice inRobert le Diable. Silver snuff-box.
78 Edwards, R. 26 Lisle St. Leicester Sq. Des. andExec.—Specimens of different colours in enamel, andportraits in enamel of the Queen, Prince Albert, Shak-speare. and the Duke of Wellington.
79 Buss, H. 13 Gt. Newport St. Leicester Sq. Des. andExecutor—Medallion, displaying the heraldic devices in in-cised enamels, on gold and silver, of the nations whose worksare shown in the Exhibition.
80 Zimmerman, G. & S. 38 Old Bond St. Manu.—Por-phyry and malachite casket, mounted in or-molu, cornersset with gems. Silver statuettes of the Queen, and PrinceAlbert and of Charles the First.
81 Stocken, C. 53 Regent St.—A variety of dressingcases.
83 Gass, S. II. k D. 166 Regent St. Prop.—Silverdessert service, of novel character and design, modelledfrom nature from water plants in Kew Gardens. Centrepieces; vases; christening cup, with figures by Redgrave.Silvered jewelled dessert set, in Elizabethan style. Brooch,in the style of iewels of the cinquo-cento period. Carbuncleand diamond bracelet, with portraits of Her Majesty andH.R.H. the Prince of Wales, after Thombum, executed inniello, engraved by J. .T. Crew. Silver gauntlet niello brace-let, designed by Maclise; and other articles of jeweller}'.Large vase, composed of human hair: executed by J. Wood-ley, 31 Cursitor Street.
84 Paravagua & Casella, 3 Brabant Court, Philp<.tLane, Imp. and ManiL—Branch of natural rough coral, ofgreat size and value. Carvings, bracelet, necklaces, andcameos, in coral.
85 Barling, J. Maidstone and London.— Forks andspoons in silver and enamel.
86 Nash, E. (late J. Bufler) 30 Coppice Row, Clerken-well, Des. and Manu.—Silver and gold pencil coses andpenholders, engraved and jewelled. A set of silver engravedand gilt instruments for lilies. Gold pens. Tortoiseshelland pearl snuff-boxes, &c. gold and silver, inlaid and mounted.
87 Phillips, Brothers, 31 Cockspur St., Inv. andProp.—Statuettes, Sec. in oxidized silver and gold, Sec.
Chronometer. Watches. Chessmen in gold and silver, ena-mel, precious stones and pearls, &c.
88 Adams, G. W. Hosier Lane, Manu.—Dessert ser-vice, silver gilt; the same, in silver. Knives, forks, spoons,and various other articles in silver.
80 Hermann, A. 4 Oxendon St. Haymarket, Des. andManu.—Laurel wreath, with imitation of lace, cut withscissors. Bouquets of various coloured hair, in a new’ style.
91 W iieller, G. & M., 28 Bartlett’s Buildings, Hol-bom, Manu.—Jewellery and trinkets; specimens showingthe progress of a gold bracelet from the pure metal to thecomplete article.
92 Harvey & Co. 126 and 128 Regent St. Prop.—Silvercandelabrum, claret and water-jug, from the antique, fromdesigns by Flaxman, &c. Statuette of Mercury, designed byWoodington, Sec. Gold watch, invented by S. Boreham, tobeat seconds, and to strike at the minute or 60th second.
04 Smily, W. R. 9 Camomile St. Alanu. — Richly chasedsilver coffee-pot, designed by King, chased by Worster.Child’s mug, rt'ith Wilkie’s Blimiman’s Bulf, chased by T.Edwards; another designed by Percy.
95 Matthews, E. 46 Berwick St. Soho, Des. and Manu.—Royal arms, &e, of England since the Conquest, engravedon different metals, and emblazoned with sealing wax.
06 Robinson, W. 70 Wynyntt St. Clerkenwell, Manu.and Pat.—Gilt clock-case, made of electrotype depositedplates, electro-gilt. Other articles showing the uses of elec-trotype in manufactures.
07 Hunt & Koskell (late Stork k Mortimer), 156New Bond St. Manu. 26 Harrison St. Gray’s Inn Rd. InV«Des. ami Manu.—A work in silver, showing its applicationto sculpture, combined with metallurgical art. A shield,embossed and chased in silver and iron. Vases, presentationplate, centre pieces, candelabra, dessert stands, cups, sabvers, tazz&s, caskets, Sec. with designs, &c. by Alfred BrowniA. Vechte, Sir G. llayter, Frank Howard, Sir F. Chantry,K. H. Bailey, J. G. Crace, H. Armstead, J. Haslem, sin*Winterhalter. Watches and chronometers, of extraordinaryconstruction. Carriage and other clocks. Specimens ofthe various precious stones, in the rough and wrought state*Pearls, &c.
98 Garrard, R. & S. Panton St. Haymarket.—Nau-tilus cup, tankards, ewers, tea anti coffee services, candC;labra, centre pieces, table ornaments, and other specimens ofgold and silver plate. Jewellery: suites of opals and bril-liants ; sapphires, pearls, and brilliants; rubies and brU'Hants; tiaras, bracelets, &c.
00 Fokrek, A. 136 Regent St. Prop. — Ornamentsw'orked in hair and gold. Jewellery; ornamental fraio®*containing the miniatures of Her Majesty, H. R. H. Princ®Albert, and the Royal Family, mounted in hair and gold.
100 Widdowson k Ykai.e, 73 Strand, Manu.—In silvera centre-piece plateau with candelabra and dessert stand 8 'Equestrian statuette of the Duke of Wellington. Sacramen-tal flagon and chalice, kc.
101 Gray, J. 5 Billiter Sq.—Series, illustrative of tn 8
manufacture of plated articles from metal plated in tbingot. .
102 Lambert <c Rawlings, CoventrySt. Prop.—Cam*®'labrum and dessert centre in silver. Silver w ine flagon.tureen and stands. Ruby glass cups, after the antique,
103 Anoell, G. 51 Compton St. Clerkenwell, Muntx*Large vase, In the Etruscan style, illustrative of the^rogreof civilization. Candelabra, in eastern stylo. Ica-trflJJIllustrative of the purposes of the Exhibition, engraved JDonalds. Trifle stand, In tho Italian style.
104 Marshall, E. S. 31 John St Tottenham CourtManu. Gold-leaf and dentist’s gold leaf, various. H*ub ,tionsof the malleability of the various metaU. Cold beatt
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