126
[North. Central
Class 24.
GLASS.
water, gas, or acids. Air-tight glass taps with screwednuts for acids. Specijnens of inside screw-cutting in glass.
9 Sanderson k Son, 9 Brooke St. Holborn, Inv. andManu.—New partition glass, for Seidlitz and other effer-vescing powders.
10 Ohibon, J. 70 Union St. Southwark.—Glass dishes,showing glass-cutting in three different stages, viz. cutting,smoothing, and polisidng.
11 Jones k Sons, 5 Ludgate Hill, Des. Inv. and Manu.—Mantle piece girandoles. Cut glass, door handles, andfurniture. Cornucopias, kc. Ruby glass decanters, richlyengraved. Massive and brilliant cut glass bowl. Superbcandelabra, designed for a console table.
12 Gatchei.l, G. Anne St. Waterford, Ireland, Manu.—Etagere, or ornamental centre stand for a banquetingtable ; consisting of forty pieces of cut glass. Decanters.Vases and covers, designed and executed at the Water-ford glass works.
13 Molineaux, Webb, k Co. Manchester, Manu.—Specimens of cut, engraved, and coloured glass, consistingof jugs, goblets, decanters, finger-basins, glasses, flower andother vases, dishes, centre pieces, k c.
14 Richardson, W. H. B. & J. Stourbridge, Manu.—Cut and plain crystal glass; crystal, cased with colouredglass. Opal, cornelian, chrysolite, and Turkey gloss, orna-mented in enamel colours, &c.
15 Davis, Greatiiead, k Green, Stourbridge, Manu.—Cut glass decanters, water jugs and goblets, ruby centresand stands, lustres, with ruby and flint drops, cut and ena-melled ; coloured hock, and other wine-glasses. A greatvariety of ornamental vases; white, opal, frosted, Mazareenblue, and topaz ; painted, enamelled, cut, and engraved.
16 Wood, T. Stourbridge, Eng.— Blue-cased dish.Champagne bottle; stained ruby bottle; flint decanter;tumbler; ruby hock glass, &c.
17 Webb, T. I’latt’s Glass Works, near Stourbridge,Manu.—Various patterns of glass, consisting of bowls anapedestals, dishes, ice-pails, pine-stands, decanters, flower-vases. pedestal lamps, lustres, kc.
18 Lloyd k Summerfield, Heath, Birmingham, Manu.—Table and dessert service of cut, and engraved gloss, kc.Illustrations of flint glass manufacture. Busts of Her Majesty,and II. K. H. Prince Albert, kc.
19 Bacchus k Sons, Birmingham, Manu. — Glassflower-stand, with vase and cornucopias; vases; decan-ters ; tazzas; wine glasses, champagne glasses, and goblets;claret jug, &c.; white, coloured, and cased; cut, engraved,enamelled, kc.
20 C*8ler, F. k C. 44 Oxford St. and Broad St. Bir-mingham, Manu.—Candelabra (a pair), in richly cut orystalglass, carrying fifteen lights, each eight feet; the propertyof Her Majesty. Crystal glass candelabrum, supportedon three griffins, in frosted glass. Large table candelabra,in crystal glass, with prismatic shaft. Large lustres,richly mounted, with crystal prisms. Busts of Her Majestyand H.R.H. Prince Albert. Shakspcare, Milton, Scott, nndSir Robert Peel, in frosted glass. Large fountain, in cutcrystal glass, twenty-seven feet high (at the intersectionof the Main Avenue and Transept). (Messrs. Con, Vanden,Maeren, k Co. agents in Brussels.)
21 Harris, It. k Son, Islington Glass Works,' Bir-mingham, Des. and Manu.--Pressed and moulded glasstumblers, goblets, wine glasses, sugar basins, butter coolers,door knobs, &c. Specimens of various articles in flint glass,cut and engraved. Ornamental glass, of various coloursSpecimens of colours, combined by casing or ooating. Spe-cimens of threaded or Venetian gloss.
22 Chance Brothers k Co. Glass Works, near Bir-mingham, Manu.—Crown window glass, of various kinds.Sheet, or cylinder window glass: the building for the Great
Exhibition is glazed with this glass. Patent plate glass, forpictures, looking-glasses, &c. Coloured window glass. Glassshades. Optical glass. Flint disc, 29 inches diameter, kc.Dioptric revolving lighthouse. (Main Avenue, West).
23 Lociiiiead, J. 35 Royal Exchange.—Perforatedplate and sheet glass, for ventilation, kc. Patent ships’ventilating side scuttles, in perforated plate, sheet, and flintglass, &c.
24 Siiove k Co. 488 New Oxford St.—Patent detachedglass letters.
25 Claudet k Houghton, 89 High Holborn.—Glassshades, round, oval, and square, of various sizes. Paintedglass for three compartments of a window, the figures of St.Peter, St. Paul, and the Saviour.
26 Cogan, R. Des. Inv. &c.—Model of the GreatExhibition Building. Patent portable glass verandah,adapted for the growth of flowers, kc. A variety ofarticles in glass, including patent glass pens, kc.
27 Varnish, E. 48 Berners St. Pat.—Plateaux. VnseS-Salvers, &c., in silvered glass. Glass globes, mounted o neagles, Atlases, and ornamental stands. Silvered glas®reflectors, applicable for artificial illumination.
28 Conse, A. 118 Wardour Street, Oxford St. DeS.-'Goblets with ornamental designs. Amber champagne glas*>with fancy border. Ruby wine glass, with vine border.
29 Vizetklly tic Branston, Fleet St. Manu. — Orn»'mented glass ware, for architectural purposes, furniturelamps, gas fittings, kc.
30 Naylor, W. 7 Princes St. Cavendish Sq. Des. an"Inv.—Antique claret jug, engraved.—Reg. Massive butte 1 "basin, cover and stand. Antique claret decanter. Antiff 18water-jugs, with richly-engraved goblets, &c.
31 Poweli. & Sons, Whitefriars Glass Works, Manu-'"Painted, and patent pressed glass for windows. Glass pip 8 'with patent joint. Chandelier end Glass pump with t®same joint. Jipergne, glnsses for seiontific purposes.
32 Green, J. G. 19 St. James’s St. Piccadilly,
and Manu.—Samples of services of glass, engraved instyle. Large Etruscan-shape jugs. Pole fire-screen, » 1 1glass screen ami pedestal, gilt, kc. Or-molu and silverglass chandelier, kc. ^ j
Opnquo paintings on glass: Flowers and vase, andrising from the clouds. , „ , __gpc cl '
39 Kiddle, H. 4 Eldor St. Norton Folcato.mens of marble on glnw adapted for a * aT !~l i. ’plinths, fancy cabinot, and other ornaraMital - p«S_
y 40 Ford, I). 4 James St. St. Peter’s,
Variegated specimens of “ vitrum marmorotum,
tops, tablets, panelling, kc. rk^.**nmtnl' p cut-£
41 Hall, J. W. Bristol,Manu.—Ornamental
Pf.i.latt
Falcon Glass Works,
St. Blackfriars, and Baker St. Portman Sq. Manu.- ,highly refractive cut glass centre chandelier, 24 ft. i° b 7jalso a lurgc chandelier of white, ruby, and blue gl asS, te Jstyle of Alhambra, and liino other variously ornnraeu,chandeliers. A group of candelabra, richly cut crystalsertservices, Anglo-Venetian gilt and frosted gloss, e "9' , ’! l ()1 iS.glass vases and plates, medical glass, cameo incrustat : (
and models and specimens of flint glass, with illust-rspecimens. yji-
34 Binns, R. W. 58 Baker St. Portman Sq.niaturc fountain for conservatory, with group in *statuary. Bridal and birthday dejcunc services.
36 Peury k Co. 72 New Bond St. Des. and st yl
Large cut glass chandelier for 144 candles, showing t nof glass-cutting of the 18 century, and modern improv ■ „
37 Davies, G. 20 Wyndham St. Bryanstonc,*1: T cr iO>Painted marbles, opaque, on glass. Adapted tor ^decorations, as panelling church altar work, ceilings - .
38 Davies, W. 7 Broodley St. PJnndtord S - ^