Ground Floor.]
Class 26.
PAPIER MACHE, and JAPANUED GOODS.
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ing-room rocking-chair. Models of bedsteads, in brass andiron.
* 169 Baiting, AV r . 8 c T. 27 St. .lames' St. Dos. and Manu.—Circular marquetric table. Sideboard made from oakgrown in Windsor Forest. Satinwood china cabinet. Secre-taire cabinet of kingwood,witli English china inlaid. Ovaltable, Amboyna wood.
168 Fox, T. 93 Bishopsgate St. Within.—Bedstead ofwalnut tree, gilt, with lofty canopy and drapery of blue silk.
109 Duuley Sc Co. 66 & 07 Oxford St. Manu.—Canopybedstead of walnut-tree, in the Elizabethan style, with fur-niture of rich English brocatellc, &c.
170 SxF.ur* & Co. 27 Albemarle St. Maim.—Chimneyglass, the frame carved in walnut-tree. Walnut-tree cabinet.Sideboard. Satin-wood wardrobe. Oval-table, with marque-trie border. Library tablo. Carved iirc-scrcen, &c.
171 Webb, J. 8 Old Bond St.—Bock crystal vase andplateau, of the 16th century, with mountings of the presentperiod, enamelled on gold i>y Morel. Chess table, &c.
172 Buaun & Co. Old Fish St. liill.—Pedestal glass
ornament.
173 Sandemax, (7. 9 Orccnsidc St. Edinburgh, Pes.Q-ud Manu.—The Liolyroodseat. Design of an ottoman withr vsts, ornamented with thistle foliage, carved in dark oak.
174 Smbe & Son, 6 Finsbury Pavement, Pes. and Manu.J-Mahogany canopy bedstead, with hangings of crimsonV'pitalfiehls silk. Cahincts of walnut, king, and tulip wood,J uiaici with murquetric, Sec.
* 175 Watson, (». 42 Spring St. Paddington, Dos. and*'innu.—Octagon marquetric table, with ebony moulding,
elaborate design.
. 170 Toma^ini, P. 234 Tottenham Court Kd.—Chair,"’ith rich figured satin.
177 Weutiieimeh, S. 35 Creek St. Soho.—Jewel caskets,york-boxos, candelabra, inkstands, and rich ornaments ofPrions sorts, mounted in or-mnlu.
178 Toms & LuseoMiiK.—A pair of pedcstnls in buhl^d or-inoln, and a pair of tulip-wood stands and cabinets,
lamented with china and or-molu. j
£,179 Ci.ahk, S. 15. 14 Penn St. Soho, Dos. and Manu.— IjUntre table of ebony, rosewood, and buhl. Work-table of^glish walnut, Petrifaction-lable on figures of carton- ;Pierre. j
J, a 18 0 Brunswick, M. 2G Newman St. Oxford St. Dos. nnd ■Slmpod marquetric chiffonniorc, inlnid in walnut,"fttulip, nnil voneorod inside with satin wood, Ac.r- -*-°l In: M Ettctr.it, SvrauS. A. Elm-tree House, Hr.m-Inv. Keg. clmir, in honour of ll.lt.II. I’rincc of, *! Hie tapestry work from n drawing l>y Mogford.
Nkxill, T. 39 Gt. Tiohfield St. Dos. and Maim.—<.„ mi ' s for wiilor-eolour drawings, Ac. A cheval screen,fl (J ,,, v< ' rt >hl(> into a candelabra of five lights, a vase forIfto’ " ,UNIC Bland, nnd coffee table.
l‘tT,\sn, S, 2M> Tottenham f t. ltd. lies, and Manu.litn ^ 1 . 1S0 '° frame and table, nerved in American pine and1 o!i P0 ’ llni * double gilt in matt and lmrnislicd gold.
•'lo.ni ".kinsom, W. A C. 14 l.udgnte Hill, Dos. anilp r<| I'arved four post bedstead, of walnut-wood. Im-''•din't li ' ,r * ll K mattress, Ac. \\ iirdrobo veneered with fine■jo'■"'nod on mahogany. Pedestal dressing-mbli'. Ac.'"tip. M\i:v, -tl) Mary St. Ilami>stend ltd. 1V«.
bainiJi" 1 .''—Altar-piece, emblematical of evangelical fuitii,lo'j! 1,1 the early English style.
"Mm A Co. 17(i Oxford St. and l.aneaster, Dos.
lii(. ro 1 "•'»>. Sideboard. Wine cooler. Allmcni ebitlbn-fliiirii , Walnut tables. Library chair. Wnnstcad sofa.
L. yy 1 yew ealiinet secretaire. Murquetric sofa table bys va>,es c'''idile, English porcelain, with painted Iniwl-f <o’,.' K '"T 8 , *<c. by W. T. Copeland. Mnbognny picture■otbie stylo, design by l ugin.
187 Jennens A Bettridc.e, G Halkin St. Vest, Belgrave
Sq. and at Birmingliam, Manu.—The Victoria Kerin cotdesigned by Bell. Pianoforte, the instrumental parts byDpnoline. Keg. Chairs, inkstands, tables, trevs, and otherworks in papier mache. “ Multum in uno.” (MainAvcnueWest.) ’
188 F.loiire, IV. IV. 12 Poland St. Oxford St. Manu._
Imitations of japan work. Fancy table, imitation of Persianwork, Ac.
189 Clay A Co. ITAlSKing St. Covent Garden_
Chifloniere, in papier-mache', ornamented in mother-of-pearl,gold, and colours. Toilet-tabic and glass. Table fire-screens.Pot-pourri jars, Ac.
190 Dixon, J. 18 Brownlow St. Holborn. Manu.—Pa-pier-mache table, inlaid w ith pearl, Ac. Paper trays, blot-ting-book, Ac.
190a Howell, ,T. A Co. Regent St.—Large buhl andchased gilt inkstand for library table.
191 Chatman, J. East St. Lambctli.—Pier glass, orna-mental carved frame.
192 SowEitnv A Casti,e, 29 Albert St. Camden NewTown, Inv.—Geometrical ottoman couch, constructed so asto assume various forms of drawing-room seating.
193 Boadella, J. 72 Charlotte St. Fitzrov Sq. .Manu.—Marquetric table; artists’ colour box and easel, Ac. Buhlcabinet.
194 Vakeling A Sons, 3G Gerrnrd St. Soho. Manu.—Carved Arabian bedstead, in white and gold, with silkhangings.
195 Uoc.r.ns, V. G. 10 Carlisle St. Soho.—Large pierglasses, with rich carvings.
190 Pratt, S. New Bond St. Mann.—Carved sideboard,of English walnut, the marquetric mid fretwork cut by ma-chinery. Saloon commode of English buhl. Gothic ultar-clinir, &c., carved by machinery.
197 Hanson A Sons, 1G John St. Oxford St. Manu —Ornamental walnut-wood cabinet, for china, bronzes, Ac.Oval carved frame for a mirror, Ac.
198 Donne, (!. J. 155 Leadenball St. Manu.—Looking-glass ; plate-glass, manu. at South Shields.
199 Ponsonhv, T. Regent Circus, Piccadilly, Dos. andManu.—Large chimney-glass. Large antique girandole. Al-tar iriptich Gothic Pierced and engraved picture-frames.
200 SrocKEN.C. 53 Regent St. Manu.—Ebony envelope-ease, ornamented with imitation iron-work, in rich metal ' ygilt mountings. Dressing-cases, writing-desks, Ac.
201 Goodison, 14 Cullum St. Fenchurcli St.—Variousdecorations.
202 lli NTER, AV. J. R. A F. 30 MoorgnteSt. Manu.—Walnut-tree sideboards, showing the capabilities of Englishwood. The marble slab, from the quarry of Galway, Ireland.Two chairs, of studied structure and varied design.
203 Lkvien, .1. M. 10 Davies St. Grosvenor Sq. Dcs. andManu.-- Carved sideboard of New Zealand wood. Escritoireof satin-wood with tulip-wood. Jewel-case of tulip and king-wood.
204 I’oole A Macgillivray, 25 Prince’s St. CavendishSq. Dcs. and Manu.—Sideboard in walnut tree, with carvedmid bronze enrichments; bronze panels: Baucis and Phile-mon, mid the Judgment of Midcs.
205 Him ring A Sons, 10;> Fleet St.—Clievol dressing-glass, carved in wood. Writing table, with ninnpietrie top.Centre table, of wulnut-wood. inlaid witli metals, ivory ouiipearl. Dcs. by Flaxman: “The opening of Pandora's box.”
200 Caldecott, Messrs. 53 A 54 Gt. Russell St Blooms-bury, Dos. nnd Manu.- Sideboard of English oak, in therenaissance style. Octagon table, in Amboyna wood, inlaid.
207 Richardson, ('. J. 2 KcppclSt. Russell Sq. Archi-tect.—Carved oak frame and picture cornice. Table andstool, Lenrmouth, Rnnclngh ltd. enrver. Designs for Eliza-