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Class 26.

FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY, PAPER HANGINGS,

bethan furniture, wall papers, mounted horn. Chromo-lithographic prints.

208 Bailes, H. 29 Tottenham St. Des. and Manu —Inlaid marquetrie door. Pair of therms inlaid with marque-trie, and mounted with or-molu. Fruit and flower pieces, &c.

209 Harding & Son.—W alnut table, inlaid with mar*quetrie, of French manufacture.

210 Woollams & Co. 110 High St. Marylebone, Manu.—Decorative paper hangings in various styles. Alhambra.Pompeiian, arabesque pilasters, and raised gold mouldings.(East Gallery.)

211 Minter, G. 51 Frith St. Soho. Inv. and Manu.—Invalid couch, or bed.

211a WiiiTcoMBE, A. Cheltenham, Des. and Manu.—Portrait frames and toilet-glass, in curved and gilt frame.

212 Bell, D. 10 Ann St. Belfast, Ireland, Manu.—Carveddevotional-chair, of bog oak, ornamented with two crystals,termed 44 Irish diamonds;” the needlework on the panel de-signed by the exhibitor, and executed in Belfast.

213 Aspinwall & Son, 70 GroBvenor St. Inv. and Manu.—Registered card-table, and dining-room chair.

214 Chaplin, T. Hose Tun St. Kilkenny, Ireland, Manu.—Ornamental circular oak table, with top veneered infigures, &c.

215 Curran Sc Sons, Lisburn, Co. Antrim, Ireland, Des,and Manu.—Sculptured and perforated ann-ehair, from theantique; made by three poor working men, expressly for theGreat Exhibition, of Irish black bog oak, found in Moyntagh’sMoss; the crimson silk velvet munu. by E. Jones, 3 St. An-drew Street, Dublin. Oriental pencil designs, by the makers.

217 Verrinder, J. Lincoln.—Sofa bedstead or couch.

218 Bacon, W. 65 Wells St. Oxford St Inv. and Manu.—Folding spring mattress.

219 Budge, —, Wells, Somerset, Bath.—Pollard oakchoir, copy of the celebrated Abbot Whytney, of Glaston-bury Abbey.

220 Buittan, W. Butleigh, near Glastonbury.—Carvedchair and rustic flower basket.

222 Harrison’s Wood Carving Co. Itanclagh Rd.Thames Bank, Pimlico.- Cabinet, in carved oak.

224 Evans. F. 18 Albert St. Deptford, Inv.—Improvedmusic stand. Model of improved chair.

Cawley, J. 1 Michael’s PI. Brompton, Des. andManu.—A three-post bedstead in Spanish mahogany, the rodforms a pert of t/ie comice.

228 Nunn, J. 7 Upper Vernon St. Lloyd Sq. Des.—Picture frame, to answer the purpose of a portfolio, &c.

229 Page, H. M. Coveutry St. Manu.-Novel adapta-tion of a dressing glass and dressing case. Keg.

230 Billaxoke, Mrs. -A newly invented chair.

231 Gardner, J. H. 19$ Poppin’s Court, Fleet St.—A satinwood toilet glass in carved frame, Ice. containingsecret jewel drawers. A mahogany table, combining in asmall compass all the requisites for a gentleman’s toilet.

232 Wells, E. 310 Regent St. Prod.* -Landscape trans-]>arent blind.

233 Sano, F. 58 Pall Mall - Interior decoration*.

234 Hopkins, H. 13 Westmoreland St. Manu.—Table-top, painted In imitation of marble.

235 Cooper, W. M. Derby, Manu.—Pulpit for a churchat Holbcck, I*eeds ; the figures by John Philip, from a designby O. G. Scott, of I^ondon.

236 Wetherell, F. S. 13 Shepherd St. Oxford St. Des.and Manu.—Carved oak Gotliic cheval tire-tcrecn, with glasspanel.

237 Hawkins, S. 54 Bishopagate fit Without, Pat. andMunu — F.xpanding dining-table, with patent arrow move-ment. Expanding round-table, with pateut cog-wheel, andscrew movement.

238 Howard & Son, 22 Berners St. Oxford St. Des. andManu.—A cabinet of walnut-wood, the top of patent mosaic,and the whole ornamented with flowers urawn and modelledfrom specimens at Kew Gardens, by the designer, assistedby Mcsdnmes Peachey and Strickland, wax and floral artists.

239 Hancock, N. 6 Bartlet Ct. Bow St. Inv.—Invalidand drawing-room easy reclining chair.

240 Board, C. 28 Swindon St. Gray’s Inn Rd. Manu.—Spring pillows made of spiral steel springs and whalebone.Model of a quilt made of an article imported from Russia.White goose feathers.

241 Isaacs &Camprell, 21 St. James’St. Inv and Munu.—Patent portable barrack, college, camp, and cabin furniture.

242 Jackson, G. 4 Russell Mews, Fitzroy Sq Manu.—Walnut-tree richly carved cabriole settee, representing threebacks of chairs, covered.

246 Kendall, C. H. 24 Mark Lane, Inv.— Decantingand corking machines, wine-fining wisp, and champagnecapsule.

247 Edwards, S. 13 Cannon St. ltd. Manu.—Octagonrevolving library table, containing 14,000 pieces of Englishand foreign woods.

261 Latham & Dighton, 1 Bateman’s Buildings, SohoSq. Des. and Manu.—Metal gilt vase and cover tor flowers,ornamented with amethyst, garnets, turquoise, &c.

252 Moxos t C. 33 High St. Marylebone.—Decorationsfor a drawing room, being Imitations of inlaid marbles,panels, &c. Chimney-piece and glass frame, by J. Thomas.

253 Marciiant, W.—Lady’s work-table, consisting ofa chess-table, w ith drawers, &c.

254 Martin, W. 6 Rutland St. Hampstead lid. Inv.—Registered ornamental flower-pot cases.

255 Grkverie, A, S. Farmington Cottage, Park Lane,Brompton, Manu.—Oval table; vases; basket, ornamentedwith flowers, &c.; made of mixed woods.

256 Milks, II. 16 Seuhright PI. Hackney lid. luv. andManu.—Rosewood loo-table, inlaid on top and bottom block,containing a secret cash-l>ox.

257 North, 1). 23 (>t. Windmill St. Haymarket. Des.and Manu.— Uose-wood oval tea caddy, with flowers carvedhi satin-wood. Two satin-wood sugar-basins. Oval vase

ebony inkstand.

258 N ctchey, J. 5 West St. Soho, Des. and Manu.-^*Pair of candelabra, in ebony and ivory. Flower-atiuid jUEnglish yew-tree.

259 North, 0. 1 Queen’s Head Ct. (it. WindmillHaymarket, Des. and Manu.- Ucuding'Btaiul. Bed-chaRfor invalids.

260 Pinnfll, T. D. 5 W'arren St. Camden Town, De*jand Manu.—Gilt zinc frame, with trellis-work border, * 11silk velvet lining.

261 Jackson fc Graham, 37 and 38 Oxford St.Sideboards, book-cases, chuirs, sofa, chcval-screens,l*onJon carpet, carj>et of morosque design, velvet-Jj*carets, patent tapestry velvet carpet and border, Lonurugs. kc.

262 Reynolds, J. 57 New Compton St. Soho. Manu.

W ire table for flowers. »»j 4

263 Koiunson, C. f> and 7 Greenland PL Gray’s f nv iInv. and Munu. Portable metal bedstead, which willalso half ti*stcr bedstead, chair-couch, mid ottoman, ». c *

264 Roger* & Dear, 23 uml 4 St. Georges PL '

Park Corner- Renaissance bedstead in walnut-tree, cOttoman coal sarcophagus. Des. by F. W bisliaw, Rsq«hognuy t>e«lstead with washing apparatus. -..♦ion®'

265 Aiirnr.it, K. T. 451 Oxford St.

266 Hindi. ey It Co. 131 Oxford St. Sidebuiirpier glass cldtfimnliTa, Dovonport. i hreafolio stand, kc.

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