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Class 23.
WORKS in PRECIOUS METALS, JEWELLERY, &e.
105 "NVatherston & Bbogden, 16 Henrietta St. Coventharden, Manu.—A standard gold enamelled and jewelledvase, designed by Alfred Brown, surmounted by groupemblematical of Great Britain, with reliefs and busts ofcelebrated men, &c. Gold brooches, bracelets, necklaces,chains, seals, and rings.
103 Holt, J. 80 Pratt St. Camden Town.—A variety ofchased medallions.
107 Mosley & Co. 8 Hatton Garden, Manu.—Gold pens“Pped with iridium, and silver pencil-caseB, pen-holders, &c.
108 Forrest, W. 54 Strand—Silver rose-water dish, by" a ?ner of Paris, being his last work.
109 Eady, H, J. 26 Red Lion St. Clerkenwell, I)es. andManu —Chessmen Henry VIII. and Francis I. at the field
tile cloth of gold, after Holbein, Titian, &c.p. 110 Smith, Nicholson, & Co. Duke St. Lincoln’s Innyclds, Manu.—Candelabrum, with figures, by W. Beattie,■testimonial to W. C. Macready, designed by B. Smith andGrant. Dessert service, with figures, byJ. S. Archer-ehmmerley’s art manufacture. Electro-plated goods.
..in Anof.ll, J. 10 Strand, I)ca. and Manu.—Groups in“O'er, Arab merchants halting in the desert; Sir Roger de~®verley and the gipsies. Chased shields: The battle of•exander and Darius. Salver: The Labours of Hercules, &c._112 Hancock, C. F. 39 Bruton St. Berkeley Sq. Manu."jjEbony, inlaid silver table and vase. Group in massiven* Ver > modelled by Baron Marochetti, the dog3 by M'Car-p n y> &c. Cravatle de drapeau, embroidered in gold onj“mpadour velvet, &o.; designed and executed by J. Hol-( 'k & Co. 3 Vigo St. Regent St.
^113 Attenborough, R. 19 Piccadilly, Prop. — Silver^tre for the table. Card-tray of silver and enamel A“•melor’s tea set. An agricultural prize cup, &c Jewellery.116 Higgins, F. 40 Kirby St. Hatton Garden, Des. andnu —Table ami dessert cutlery. Silver table and other^°?ns and forks.
j, U6 Mott, W. 36 Chenpside, Prop.—Gold and silverr-Pointcd pencils, in various styles, set with jewels.
8. 117 Morel, J. V. & Co. 7 New Burlington St. RegentManu-Equestrian statue of Queen Elizabeth, cm-
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Centre-piece, in silver*as '; ,rate design. Oriental agate cupB. Lapis lazuli cup.tk, e > m rock crystal, mounted in gold ana enamel, &c.la, composed of diamonds and rubies, separating intoml different ornaments, &c.
lia n ,l“ Rowlands, C. & W. 146 Regent St. Manu.—Brll-tal<j an< l ruby bracelet, Holbein style. Brilliant and erne-“tomacher brooch. Gold and enamel bracelet, with car-
buncle and diamonds. Another, in same style, withfigures, &c. ’
119 Emanuel, M. 5 Hanover Sq. Manu.—Large silverclock, by Woodington. Dessert stands. Gilt candelabra.Gilt plateau, with china racks and medallions. Natural crys-tal candlesticks. Processes of gold manufacture.
120 Sharp, T. 27 Burton Crescent, Des. and Manu.—Shakspeare cup, with subjects from Lear, Julius Caesar, TheTempest, Othello, Hamlet, and Macbeth, and the “Justice”cup, in silver. A variety of electro-plated ware.
121 Keith, J. 59 Britannia Ter. City Rd. Manu.—Com-munion services, consisting of flagons, chalices, patens, andoffertory basins.
122 Dodd, P. G. 79 Comhill, Prop.—Silver tea andcoffee service, with basso-relievo figures. Etruscan silvertea and coffee sendee. Silver claret jugs. Silver inkstandemblematical of science. Silver bread and sugar baskets,ice dish, tec.
123 Stone & Son, 7 Myddleton St. Clerkenwell, Manu.—A gold guard. Nepaulese and other guard chains. PrinceArthur, Albert, and imperial chains. Carbuncle anddiamond bracelets and gem rings.
124 Hanssen & de Koning, Soho Bazaar and 50 DorsetSt. Portman Sq.—Portrait of the Prince of Wales, KensallGreen Cemetery, flowers, &c., in hair work.
125 Townley, R. 6 Cursitor St. Chancery Lane.—Specimens of hair, plaited by machinery.
126 Lias & Son, Salisbury Court, Manu.—Silver claretjugs, coffee-pots, tea-pots, sugar-basins, cream-jugs, cruet-frames, saltcellars, tec.
127 Donne & Sons, 51 Cheapside, Sculp.—The Spirit otReligion,'after A.rmitage and Calcott Horsley. Gilt spoonsand sugar tongs, engravings, scriptural subjects.
123 Mason, J. W. 4 Gate St. Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields,Manu.—Embossed rosewater dish, Elizabethan style. Giltand plated communion cups and plates. Solid wroughtGerman silver candlesticks, plated. Sacrament cups andplates in cases.
129 Skidmore te Son, Coventry, Manu.—Chalices, pa-tines, &c. after examples of the eleventh to the fifteenthcentury. Ancient modes of binding in silver. Offertorydish; centre from design by Overbeck.
131 Henrys & Co. 2 Budge Row.—Imitation preciousstones.
140 Her Majesty the Queen. —The great diamond ofRunjeet Singh, called “ Koh-i-Noor,” or mountain of light.Jewel-case, in cinque-cento style, designed by L. Gruner,Esq. (In Centre Avenue.)
Proceed to Class 19, page 97.
Class 24. GLASS.
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gW.^. R° s s, O'Connor, & Carson, Belfast. — Watch® *n all stages of manufacture.
n Retlev, J. H. & Co. 35 Soho Square.—Glass shades.^ IDD i " • 12 Poland St. Oxford St. Inv. and Manu.tg Process for illuminating, ombroidcring, and silver-tu ‘ t *er o- 9 j Urtacos 1,1 K' ass - '1'hc designs are engraved on theSide of the glass.
K. W. South Shields and Newcastle-on-t glass ai> n—®" vcre ‘li naked, rough, and Venetian plates,0f ateq '. Pressed and coloured and opaque glass. Per-* a tug ?J ass - GlasB domes. Glass pipes. Chemical appa-r' i ass trays, 8cc. Plate-glass (North Transept.)
^atal s B „ INKKItTON > 1A3 High St. Borough. Des.—Plated“Sort plates, inlaid with ornumontal cut glass. Globe
on pedestal, ornamental cutting, plated metal reflector insideVase and dishes for chandelier. Flower vase, &c.
0 The Aire and Calder Bottle Co. Breffit,Edgar, Castleford, near Pontefract, Manu.—Bottles fordispensing and general purposes, with patent hollow corksand combination stoppers. Glass tablets, with inscriptionsin glass. Glass insulators, for electric telegraphs.
7 Mood & Perkes, Worsbro’ Dale, near Barnsley,Mnnu.—Glnss taps. Ruby epergne, and stand forming aseparate fruit and flower vase. Gloss inkstand and water-box.
8 SnEpnARD, J. 5 Crawford’s Passage, Coppice Row,Clerkenwell. — Screwed connexions for glass tubing for