Ground Floor.]
Class 27.
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Class 27. MLANUFACTUKES IN MINERAL SUBSTANCES, FOR BUILDING
OR DECORATIONS.
-Areas G. H. 14 to 17, I. J. 16, 17. -
1 Kershaw, T. 35 John St Fitzroy Sq. Painter.—Imitation of foreign and English marbles and woods, forhouse decorations; made of wood and slate.
3 Biiendon, \V. S. Yeolm Bridge, near Launceston,Prop. Chimney-piece, pavement and Bkirting, for an en-trance hall, designed by \V. Damant, architect, of Plymouth,and executed by James Bovey, in Yeolm Bridge slate andpolyphant freestone.
4 Bovey, J. Plymouth, Devon, Manu.—A chimney-Piece, designed by O. C. Arthur, architect; and a font, inthe perpendicular style, designed by AV. Damant, arcliitect;executed in marbles, &c. found in tile neighbourhood.
5 Frewer, J. Woolbridge ltd. Ipswich, Des. andManu.—A Caen stone carved chimney-piece.
6 Champernowne, H. Dartiiigton House, Totnes,Prop.—Table, manufactured of Devonshire limestone.
7 Mayo k Co. 17 Silver St. Wood St. Cheapside, Inv.— Patent syphon vases for containing aerated mineralWaters.
8 Wili.ock, E. P. 10 Exchange Arcade, Manchester.—Specimen of Ladvshore terra cotta.
9 Hiimule, W. 35 University St. London.—An octa-8°n inlaid marble table.
10 Keene, It. W.—Ionic capital, Parian.
,11 Wilson, J. Stratford, Essex.—Chess-table, paintedm imitation of marble.
12 Hartley, T. II. Westminster Marble Works, Earl°t. Millbank, Prop.—Gothio stone mural monument.
13 Ekins, G. Ware, Herts, Manu.—Slate Collin, withCopper screws, perfectly air-tight.
14 Wilson, S. Griraley, Notts.—Slab painted in imita-tion of marble.
17 The London Marule k Stone Working Co.Eshor St. near Milbank, Westminster, Imp. Des. and Manu.—Grecian column chimney pioce, and hexagon and oo-f's 0 " Gothio fonts, of white Carrara marble. Model of arackettod staircase, worked and polished by the Com-lany’ 9 machinery; inv. and pnt. by James Tullock, F.K.S.
P . 18 Mirror Marule Co. 1< Castle St. Southwarkridge ltd. Licenses under Pat.—Now patent mantelpiece,“rode entirely of iron and glass.
q, . 19 Coates, E. J. 13 Bread St. Watling St. Prop.—himnoy-piocos, mado exclusively of iron and glass. Pat.
Bh . * a ugiian, J. Bath, Prop —Vase and pedestal,Owing the quality of Buth stone.m 21 Blackburn, B. island of Valcntlo, Kerr)'. Ireland,lem ,1U '—Specimens of slato slabs, from the island of Va-u- la " Sash bars. Hoof ridge made and dosigned by Bonward. Park or garden seat. Tablo of slate.
Pro I ^ Errs i 8. L. Aylosford, noor Maidstone, Prop.—Bern U< i ts ?! ld manufactures from the Preston Hall cstato.Oottifi i ,Terra cotta vase, designed by J. Thomas. Terralb,li ‘’ricks; registered. Stone-ware and agricultural pipes,no bricks, ltoborts’ and Heart’s patent.
Ware, I r OULTON & Co. Lambeth, Manu.—Glarod stoneand „ i . m and water-pipes. Terra ootta vases, garden pots,JJchitoctural ornaments.
Coin.rT ?™ ve N8 k Sons, 180 Drury Lane, Manu.- Martin’s&c "i, . '“icrnnl wuIIh, plain and coloured decorations,^signed by J. T. Knowles (On South Wall, S. 21.)Table Moore, A. 19 Arthur St. Beltust, Ireland, Manu.—Work ’ P a * ntoi I in imitation of marble, Inlaid or mosaio
26 Page, H. C. 28 Commercial Rd. South, Pimlico.—Marble prepared to resist the ill effects of grease and dirt.
27 Keene, R. W. 124 Vnuxhall Walk, Lambeth.—Samples of Parian for architecture. Ionic capital, des. byC. Barry, Esq.
28 Iles, C. k C. Bradford St. Birmingham.—Pedestalsaud slabs of a new material imitating marble.
29 Small scagliola table, with minerals.
30 Vokins, C. Pimlico Wharf, Wilton Rd.—Chess-board and men, made from coal and gypsum.
32 Read, W. 28 Dorset St, Portman Sq. Des. andExecutor.—imitations of various kinds of marbles in paint,on slabs.
33 Stewart, W. RHodeswcll Rd. Limehouse, Prop.—Slab of Agra marble, inlaid with agate, cornelian, and otherstones. Erom the palace of Akbar Khan, Cabool.
34 Plows, W. Foss Bridge, York, Des. and Sculp.—Small figure of David, carved in stone.
35 Bradley, J. Fore St. Exeter, Des.—Table paintedon slate, in imitation of Devonshire marbles.
36 Orsi k Armani, 6 Guildhall Chambers, BasinghallSt. Pat. and Manu.—Patent metallic lava pavement, orna-mental slabs, aud table in the Moorish style. Patentmodern Venetian stucco. Stone, with marble-tike polish.
37 & 38 Hall, J. k T. Marble Works, Derby, Manu.Tennant, J. Strand.—Specimens of articles, manufacturedby aid of Bteam machinery, at the Derby Marble and SparWorks: of black marble; Derbyshire mottled alabaster, Der-byshire rosewood marble; stalactite (Oriental alabaster);and variegated alabaster (gypsum) ; fluor spar.
39 Woodley, J. Torquay, Des. and Manu —Circularmarble table, small table and slab, inlaid with specimens ofmarbles and madrepores, found in Devon.
40 Vallance, J. Matlock, Bath, Derbyshire, Des. andManu.—Tables, vases, and other articles composed of orinlaid with fluor-spar, aud marbles from Castleton, Ashford,&c., Derbyshire.
41 Oliver, 02 Upper John St. Fitzroy Sq. Des.—Imitations of Sienna, Mona, and rouge rogalc marble.
42 Hall, W. 5 Prospect Row, Walworth, Des. andProd.—Writing on enamelled slate in imitation of glass.
43 Wright, J. Aberdeen, Manu.—Polished graniteornamental head-stone.
44 Buckley, G. Bayswater, Prod.—Column and twoslabs, painted in Imitation of Sienna marble.
46 Dolan, D. 27 Blackfriars St. Salford, Manu.—Scagliola gothio columns, illustrating a new method ofworking, kc. in scagliola.
46 Magnus, G. E. Pimlico, Inv.—Manufactures inslate: Enamelled slate; representing various marbles in-laid after Florentine mosaic, tec.
47 Francis k Sons, Nine Elms, Manu.—Specimensof Parian cement of various qualities. Medina cement- Ce-ment for railway-cutting drainage.
48 Thornhill, J. 7 Windmill PI. High St. Camber-well.- Two tables, the tops in imitation of marble.
49 Lipscombe, J. k Co. 93 Regent St-—Two drawingfountains in glass, and marble.
60 Plows, W. Foss Bridge, York, Des. and Sculp.—Table, inlaid with petrified woods (found in 5 t.rkshire) ona pedestal of Yorkshire marble. Black marble table, w ithmasonic symbols, found in the crypt of York Minster.
51 DurfA, —.— A painting on tiles.