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Class 26 .
FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY, PAPER HANGINGS,
Hall tabic and hat and umbrella-stand combined. Drawing-room chair, carved in solid mahogany, and gilded.
118 Drew, D. Truro, Cornwall.—liustic table and twostools.
117 Harrold, T. Hinckley, Leicestershire. — Tablemade of curiously gnarled oak, grown in Warwickshire.
118 Wood, J. Milk St. Bristol. — Ornamental table.
120 Mathieson, K. It. Stirling, Scotland, Des.—Plaindeal lobby-table top, painted in imitation of various marbles.
121 Grundy, J. C. 4 Exchange St. Manchester, Dos.and Manu.—Picture frames, specially designed for certaindrawings and engravings. Circular table, in gold, the top ofwhich displays 74 landscapes, painted in oil by J. B. Pyne.
122 Doveston, G. 106 King St. Manchester, Des. antiManu.—Ebony bookcase, carved in relief: the frames madeby Cope and Collinson, of Birmingham. Boudoir chair ofcarveu ebony. Bijouterie cabinet in tulip and king woods,with Sevres china panels, See.
123 Mousley, C. E. Haunton Hall, Tamworth.—Ma-hogany table-top 14 ft. 3 in. by 5 ft. 3 in. wide, in one slab.
124 Steevf.ns, J. Taunton, Des. and Manu.—Cabinet,made of walnut-wood, grown near Taunton, Somerset, carvedwith panels of raised embroidery, See. by Miss Kingsbury.
125 Bampton, J. A. 49 Union Passage, Birmingham,Des. and Inv.—Specimens of material produced from mossor peat, to be called moss-wood. Specimens of a plasticmaterial made from moss and lime. Specimens of pressedmoss fibre.
127 Claiike, J. Birmingham, Des. and Painter.—De-signs of armorial bearings, including seventy-four coats ofarms and crests.
128 Lane, T. 91 Ot. Hampton St. Birmingham.—Arti-cles chiefly in royal patent pearl glass; papier-mache table;work-table; cheval screen; pole-screens; reading-table;cabinets; chess-table, &c. Specimens of patent gem paint-ing on glass, inv. by Miss E. Tonge, Boston, Lincolnshire.
129 Davies, G. C. 7 Brearly St. West Birmingham,Des. and Prod.—Papier-inachc work-box, decorated in theElizabethan style. Japanned papier-macho box. Glasstapestry panel, a decoration for rooms, furniture, Sec.
ISO Gilheht k Co. 114 Kingsland Hoad and FlemingSt.—Invalid bedstead on an entirely new and simple prin-ciple. Quills and feathers, illustrative of Gilbert at Co*«.chemical process.
131 Halbeakd k W ELLI5G9. 45 St. Paul's Sq. Birming-ham, Manu. — Papier-mache toilet table of Klizebelhandesign. Large cabinets, Sic. Series, illustrating the manu-facture from the raw material to the finished article.
132 Footiiorape, Siiowell, k Suenton, Birmingham,Manu.—Ladies' work-tables, drawing-room ornament-stand,small cabinet, writing-desks, jewel-taxes, folios, tea-caddy,ladies* reticule, hand-screens, trays, kc.
133 Lee, L. 119 Bedford St. South, Liverpool, Prod.—Fancy table, painted in enamel, on prepared wood.
134 Thompson k Worthy, Durham.—‘Ladies* writingdesk.
135 Dawes, B. 20 Carlisle St Soho Sq. Manu. — Looand chess tables of cedar, inlaid. Circular table with ante-diiuvion top. Carved mahogany stand and cupboard.Lady’s toilet-table and chair of tulip-wood, inlaid with purplewood, mounted in ormolu. Patent sun shades.
130 McCalli* k Hudson, 147 Brearley 8t, Birming-ham, Manu.—Papier-mache tables. MultifonoU rousio-stand. Cabinet on stand. Indies portfolio and work-table.Bracket-glass, with branch lights. Tea-caddy, trays, ke.
137 Sutcliffe, I. 27 Gt. Hampton St. BirminghamManu.—Ornamental papier-mache trays, loo-tablo, woik-tnblea, vases, folios, caddies, work-taxes. Inkstands, lee.
138 Turley, it. Birmingham, Manu.— Large folding
screen; loo-table; oval and gothic tables; sexagon table;cabinets ; trays; chairs ; work-tables ; dressing cases, &c.
139 Hopkins, K. P. Wiinbornc, Dorset.
140 Brown, J. 71 Lcadenlutll St.—Ships* bedstead.
141 Smith, G. F. March, Cambridgeshire, Des.—Speci-mens of painting, in imitation of various marbles. Painting,in imitation of oak, for interior or external decorations.
142 Sciioley, Misses, 36 Westbourno Ter.—Gilt chairand stool, embroidered in wool and silk.
143 Davis, G. Southampton, Des. and Mann.—Speci-men of marbling, graining, and varnishing, on paper.
144 Gokf, G. Spcenhamland, Newbury, Dos. andPainter.—Screen, painted in the old English illuminatedstyle, and recording events of English history.
145 Belleary, W. York, Des.—Cabinet of oak, havingornamental panels of burnt white wood.
148 Findley, C. V. 36 King St. Leicester, Des. amiManu.—Carved chair of Leicestershire oak.
147 Barkeii, G. 2 Brook St. Bond St. Inv.—Perforatedflexible screws, with nuts and hooks, for hanging pictures.
148 Meakin, J. F. Baker St. Portman bq.—Kegisteredchair.
149 Cottf.rf.ll Brothers, Bristol. — Paper-hanging,for a dining-room.
150 Welch, T. Birmingham.—Ladies* cubinet andworkbox in papier macho.
151 Fletcher, It. Derby, Inv.—Crystal granite paper-hangings (washable).
152 Uamuz, A. 17 Frith St. Soho. Prod.—Patent mecha-nical billiard table. Patent sofa, containing bedstead, &c.Models of bedstead, ottoman, Sic.
153 Itiv fit fit Sons, 50 Crown St. Finsbury Sq. Des.and Manu.—Mahogany pedestal sideboard.
154 Hopkins k Son, Birmingham, Munu.—Shade, withimproved action.
155 Minter St Co. Stoke-upon-Trcnt.—Two busts inmarble.
157 Bielefeld, C. P. 15 Wellington St. Inv. audManu.—Articles, manufactured by patent machinery in a new ma-terial. Large dragon and eagle. Bust of Fluxman. Framefor glass, mouldings, architectural ornaments, kc, Co-rinthian capital in papier macho (Main Avenue, West).
169 Greiq fit Son, 27 Farringdon St. Des. and Mnnu.—“Winged wardrobe, of fine Spanish mahogany, with curvedpediments, trusses, doors, fitc.
160 Wills 8c Bartlett, Kingston-on-Thames. — Book-case, of walnut-tree, combined with other woods in relief*Pair of candolabra, of three woods, in thoir natural colours.
101 Hollano k Sons, 19 Marylebone tit. Kanolagh"Works, Bclgrave Sq., and 23 Mount tit. Manu.—Bookcase*founded on the cinque-cento style, composed of Britis^Jwoods and marbles; designs by Mucquoid. Console table andglass. Water lily circular tabic.
182 Trollope Sc Fowl 15 Parliament tit. Westminster*Des. and Manu.—A sidoooord In oak. A bod-room suit®*consisting of bedstead, wardrobe, drapery tablo, toiletteglass, and washing-stand, in satin wood, inlaid in marque'tcrie, worked with woods of thoir natural colours. 1drawing-room chair, curved and gilL
163 Moulin,—M odel of a pulpit.
184 Motlant, G. J. 91 Now Bond St. Des. and MauUj—Specimen of rich decoration. Circular tablo, dosjg riC ‘from a suggestion of tho Duchess of tiutherlnnd. Drnjmental frame, made for Her Majesty. Cabinet of tulipswood. Carpet, fice,
185 Nunn k Sons, 19 Great James St. Bedford KowDes.— Chess table, made of Italian wulnut*wood, with >relleffe in electrotype silver. Chessmen, carved in ivory*
185a Cunning, W. Edinburgh, Munu.—Improved or**