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Class 25.
CHINA, PORCELAIN, EAETHENWAEE, &e.
dessert services in earthenware. Plug basins and toiletware. Parian statuettes.
34: AVoon, G. Brentford, Des. Inv. and Mann.—Gigan-tic ornamental orange-tree garden-pots, largest dimensionsmade in England.
35 Bourne, J. Derby Pottery, near Derby, Manu.—Articles manufactured from fine stoneware clay. Gardenlabels, &c.
36 Stiarpe, BROTJ1ER9, & Co. Swadlincote, near Burton-on-Trent, Manu.—Specimens of Derbyshire ironstone cane-Ware, Rockingham ware, and printed earthenware.
37 Edwards, J. & Sons, Dale Hall, Staffordshire.—Large Parian vase, and large earthenware tray.
38 Finch, JT. 6 Pickard St. City Rd. Pat. with F. T.Rufford, of Stourbridge.—Baths and wash-tubs. PorcelainJl’ash and steam-tubs. Glazed bricks and slabs. Porcelaintile-bath, &c.
39 XiOwE, T. 40 Ely PI. Ilolborn, Prod.—Table plates.Painted with subjects, portrait of Her Majesty, after Ross,p ar ^t John, after Correggio. Jew’s harp, after Wilkie.English rustic, after Howard.
p ^ 40 Allen, J. M. 14 Catharine St. Strand, Prod.—tinted and gilt China dessert plates.
41 Sharpes & Culliim, 18 Cockspur-street, Charingbross —Dessert services, &c. in china and earthenware. De-baters, wine glasses, fen.
* 43 Bramelp, J. AV. 7 Coburg PI. Bayswater, Manu. —
pail of Rockingham china, with enamel painting of^ r 'l~trap, and Charity. Vase, subject: Champion, after1 * , , ter - Grape basket. Cup and saucer, of the original^ckingham glaze, &c.
•j, 44 Cham rf.rlain & Co. Worcester, Des. & Manu.—g b service of egg shell china. Communion and dejeune^vices, See., of pierced or honeycomb china. PortfolioUna slabs. Vases, gilt, &c. China bracelets, brooches, &c.
45 Brown, T. & M. L. 47 St. Martin’s Lane, Manu.—nner and dessert plates, specimens of enamelling and^ding on stone china. Specimens of painting and gildingPorcelain. Various articles in glass.
Ma ^ Grainger, G. & Co. Worcester, Inv. Design, and^•■""Chemical capsules. New ware, called “Semi, or
chemical porcelain.” Small cabinet tea service and tray.Mediaeval font, coloured, &c.
47 Rose, J. & Co. Coalbrook Dale, Ironbridge, Shrop-shire, Manu.—Porcelain embossed dinner-services, dessertservices, tea-services, tripod epergue, flower-vase, smallcoffee sets, clock-case, and flower-vase. Group of figures,&o. in Parian. Large porcelain egg-shell bowl, &c.
48 Lee, J. Pottery, Rotherham, Yorkshire, Manu.—Sign-hoard, with porcelain letters.
49 Potts, W. AV. Burslem, Staffordshire.—Specimensof patent cylindrical steam-printing on tissue paper for trans-ferring to china, glass, papier-mache, &c.
50 Green, J. 35 Upper Thames St. Half-Prop.—Papworth’s registered fountain, manufactured in china orearthenware, for large saloons and conservatories, suppliedby the high-water services.
51 Sherwin, H. Wolstanton, Newcastle-under-Lyme.Des. and Engraver.—Specimens of the ordinary style ofengraving, as applied to the decoration of earthenwaremanufactures. Plates printed by Josiah Wedgwood & Sori9,
52 Lorkin, J. 68 Basinghall St.—Patent egg beater.
53 Battam, T. Manu. 2 and 3 Johnson’s Court, FleetSt.—Collection of vases with subjects from the antique.
54 Ltpscomre, J. Sc Co. 93 Regent St. Des.—Fountain,the basin of cut glass, the pedestal of Carrara marble, witha Cupid in biscuit china supporting a marble cup. Filter-ing machines, &c.
55 Lockett, G. Bleak Hill, Colbridge, Staffordshire.—Various specimens of ware exhibiting samples of hand,kiln, and enamel colours.
50 Dudson, J. Hope St. Shelton, Staffordshire, Mauu.—Ornamental china figures.
57 Emery, F.Colbridge,Staffordshire, Manu.—Coloursfor painting on glass and china.
58 Marsh, J. Longport, Staffordshire, Mod. and Des.—AVine-cooler and bust in terra-cotta.
59 Leitcii & Hammond, 11 Mortimer Ter. KentishTown, Manu.—Registered respirator smoking pipe.
60 Hughes, T. jun. Colbridge, Staffordshire, Mod. andDes.—Bust of Rev. John AVcsley, in parinn.
01 Lipscomhe, F. 233 Strand.—Two portable fountainsand two scent jars.
Proceed to Class 29, page 142.
lasa 20. FURNITURE, UPIIOIiSTERY, PAPER HANGINGS, PAPIER MACHE,
AND JAPANNED GOODS.
- Areas I. J. 19 to 25. L. to O. 21 to 24. --
(> . 1 Thorn & Co. 98 New Bond St. Des. and Manu.—cirri P erc h ft manu.—Decorations; girandole; various spe-and patterns of frames, brackets, mouldings, &c.Mr*- Wallace, Elizabeth, 4 Russell PI. Fitzroy Sq. Inv.
' 1 bfion marblo on glass, for the walls of rooms, ceilings,V cture ,md Innking-gfaaa frames, composed of a sur-^ Slass over metal.
** Townshp.no, J. B. High fit. Camberwell, Inv. and^Bedsteads for invnlids, &c.
8ek- ^ Melville, J. 64 John fit. Fitzroy fiq.—A portable““Pporting pulpit, with handrails for stair, platform &c.fiui, nououi» k Watts, 19 Soho Sq. Des. and Manu.£liznL &r ? ^-Ide and marking-board, of English oak, in tire
^“Oethun stylo.
M ariu “ Jackson k Pons, 49 and SO Rathbone PI. Des. and6 *boiw' 0r k H cartoir-piorre, papier-mache, and comjx>-tation. • detM >ration and furniture. Compartment of der.o-v arfon "Pierre, in high relief, for a large saloon, kc.HUoiEi V ,lTE b Paulby, 4 Katlibone PL Des. ami Monu.ei ot a room, iu composition ornament, as prepared
for the gilder, painter, upholsterer, kc. Ladies* work-tableas prepared for the gilder and upholsterer.
7 F.nu[*ani>, G. W. Leeds, Pcs and Manu.—Libraryinkstand in rosewood. Library chair in oak, and dining-room chair in mahogany, the grain of the wood running inone uniform direction.
7a1$uksill, G. 1L 9 York Ter. Queen’s Kd. HornseyHd. Holloway.—Telescopic lounge, forming a neat sub-stitute for the sofa bedstead; made by J. Kubery, 1 Gold-smith's IT. Hackney 1W.
8 Ridoe, IS. -M.O. Putney, Invent.—Invalid bed-carriage, for spinal and other complaints.
9 Tai lor «t Sons, 107 Gt. Dover St. Southwark. Des.and Manu.—Cabin-furniture. Walnut-tree wood couch, ns alife-preserver, stuffed with their patent cork fibre.
10 Johnstone & J hanks, t>7 Jew Uoud St. Manu.—Sideboard of mahagony. Patent circular dinimr-table. Pa-tent. expanding plateau for dining table. Carved librarychair, &o.