Ground Floor.]

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Class 26.

PAPIEB MACHE, and JAPAHKED GOODS.

267 Simpson, G. 12 Eldon St. Finsbury. Des. anil Manu.—Improved ornamental library table, reg. pattern.

270 Simpson, W. B. 456 West Strand.—DecorationPapers, washable.

271 Schoxton, J. H., 137 Bishopsgato St.—Show goods,used by tea dealers and grocers, for decorating shops. Vases10 fin, ornamented and japanned, &c.

273 Squire, C. 20 Old Fish St. Inv.—Apparatus forbaking wood, for veneering, fee. Looking-glass, with balland socket movement. Composition and wood pictureframes, &c.

276 Thomas, J. 9 Old Church St. Paddington, and NewPalace, Westminster. Des. and Sculp.—Chimney-piece, imi-mtion of inlaid marbles and decorations by Moxon. Des. forPreston Hall, modelled by T. Dighton. Model of foun-tain. Marble chimney piece and ornaments.

279 Ward (late Griffin & Ward) 5 and 6 LeicesterImproved recumbent chair for invalids; a self-pro-Pelling chair, made portable for travelling, vulcanizedindia-rubber wheels.

p 287 Jones, W. Dolgclly, Wales, Inv. and Manu.—Portfolio table, and ebony tripod.

288 Warren, T. 371 Oxford St. Inv.—Patent reading-st and, carved in rosewood, and enriched with gold and or-molu ornaments.

. 289 Creasf.r, Mrs. 18 Melton St. Euston Square—Judies’ writing table, with drawers, on an entirely newPrinciple.

291 Cooper, G. Kingston, Surrey.—Rustic chair.

292 Mummery, F. 11. 5 Railway rlace, llolloway Road,ianoforte-case bedstead.

. 293 Wilson & Sons, 18a Wigmore St. Cavendish Sq.and Manu.—New oval centre tablo with a revolvingtable, with a circular bagatelle-board. New work-table,table, library table, &c.

300 Scott, Cutiibertson, k Co.—Paper decorations.

D’Almaine, W. F. 8 Percy St. Bedford Sq. Des.^Manu.—Decorative panel, style of Edward I.bvh ^ ^ RT,IU *» T. 3 Sttckvillo St. Prod.—Screen, paintedgJ fraud, in oil qolours. Registered damask paper-hangings.■Si* 1 ® 118 K r frhdng. Imitation marbles, &c.

Asouorr, T. 35 Queen’s Rd. Chelsea, Des. and Prop.tion n ? nal design ^> r paper-hangings, being a new combina-.xi^datnask and chintz work.

Barrett, J. 246 BethnalGroenRd. Des.—Drawings£M«!r hanging,,.

tahl ^ Goomhek, J. 60 Brand St. Illandford Sq.—Paintedin imitation of inlaid woods. Slab, in imitation of

^JLp nrl,Ie8 *

Goddard, J. 21 Walcot PI. Fast, Lambeth.—Designof *t a F er hangings, of British and exotic flowers, air plantsW*™ 1 zono > *o-

^f oolXAM3 > W. & Co. 110 High St. Marylebone,sigjj .••’—Decorative paper-hangings. Paper-hanging, de-Ql , n 8 ’^ tlie Government School of Design.

"ReJ' ‘^ ,Nr *<LiPF 8c Co. 123 WardourSt. Oxford St. Manu.^abi? 18 0re(i l )a Pfrr-hangingB. Panel decorations, and anQlpl 11 ® panel decoration, des. by Mr. .1. Crane.

3lo V.S UCE ’ **• Gateshead.—Table, w ith jasper glass top.C^frsoi . . ll ^ |,NELl ' & Son, *J St. .lames Barton, Bristol.—3l «> e rj^tlouniere in walnut, with pier glass, tat.

Cin Co j » Kwi »bky, J. 8c R. 2 and 3 Hemlock Cfc. Carey St.tia 8u nB ^frn Fields, Manu.—Gold, silver, and coloured3l4 li u ^‘ an * zei h w usliublo, enamel coloured papers.^ ra frch jV^ Uw<)OI> i C. Do Beauvoir Factory, Rosemarytion Cf lloxton, Manu.—An architectural decora-

gi s m X K,8 «d of printed mouldings, figures, ice.tfriitutio/ uu . KlH8 & Son, 2‘J Old Change, Des. and Manu.—18 frt marbles in water-colours on paper, and imita-

tion of Sienna, porphyry, Devonshire dove, and Brocatellamarble, for skirting.

310 Sopwith, T. 8c J. 15 Northumberland St. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Inv. and Manu.—Monocleid writing cabinet,for collecting and arranging a great number and variety ofpapers, so os to be readily accessible.

317 Turnell, I. 32 Pinstone St. Sheffield.—Ladies’w’ork-table, a specimen of English elm.

318 Townsend, Parker & Townsend, 132 Goswell St.Des. and Manu.—Paper-hanging decorations.

320 Turner8c Co. Elizabeth St. Pimlico, Manu.—Paper-hangings, including damasks, panels, and chintzes, fromdesigns by Javet and Marchand, Paris; W. Draper and H.Turner, jun. (In South-east Gallery.)

321 Williams, Coopers, Boyle, 8c Co. 85 West Smith-field, Manu.—Draw’ing-room decorations. Damasks fordining-rooms. New mode of combining metal and flock,8cc.

322 W oollams, J. & Co. 39 Marylebone Lane, Oxford Sc.Mauu.—Paper hangings and decorations from block prin-ting:—Panel decoration from drawings by Miss Palmer.Paper hangings printed by machinery. (East end of Nave,and East Caller}’.)

320 Jeffrey, Allen, 8c Co. Kent and Essex Yd. White-chapel, Manu.—Paper printed by blocks in distemper. Speci-mens of a many-coloured chintz wall-paper, and of cylinder-printed wall-papers.

329 Davis, C. 26 Blackfriars Rd. Des. and Painter.—Design for the decoration of a ceiling, in imitation of inlaidwoods.

330 Jones 8c Co. 214 Piccadilly, Inv. and Manu.—Newmethod of decoration for the side of a room. Coloured de-corations for ceilings, and other specimens.

337 M’Laciilan, J. 3j St. James’ St Piccadilly, Prop.—Arabesque painting on glass, imitations of inlaid marblesonglas9. Arabesque painting for the decoration of rooms,

8c c

340 Sewell, C. 8c F 13 Charles St Westbourne Ter.De9. and Manu.—Elizabethan ornamental screen, in imita-tion of various marbles arid woods.

341 Smith, C. 43 Cpper Baker St.—Imitations of mar-bles, in paint, on slate and wood. Arabesque dec< ration fordrawing-rooms, boudoirs, 8cc.

342 Southall 8c Co. 157 Kingsland Rd. Manu.—Halftop of table in imitation marble, inlaid. Slab, in imitationrouge royal marble. Imitation marble and woods, onpaper,&c.

343 Struonelu II. 25 Kirby St Hatton Garden. Des.ond Mauu.—Lady’s writing-desk, in ebony and buhl-inlaid.

344 Hayhall, A. Government School of Design, Shef-field.—Cabinet carved in walnut

345 Hoyles, H. Government School of Design, Shef-field.—Sideboard carved in walnut.

346 Steedman, C. Charles St. Hampstead ILL— Slatetablets, japanned and ornamented, adapted for churches andother buildings. (In Class l.)

347 Pickering, J. 39 Little Moorfields, Prod.—Speci-men of drawing-room panel decoration, in colours and gold.

861 Burke, J. II. 75Castle St. East,Oxford St. Des. andMauu.—Fancy mounts and spandrils for drawings, prints,tic., in cardboard aud gold paper.

364 Follit, G. 67 Gt. Titcl.field St- Marylebone, Manu-—Specimen of an imitation or-molu gilt mat flat, made ofpaper, and not liable to split.

365 Newnham, B. 22 Princes St. Leicester Sq. Inv. andManu. Miniature frames in imitation of or-molu.

369 Furse, C. & S. 4 Iianway St. Oxford St. Manu.—Washable gilding, applicable to looking-glasses, pictureframes, cornices.