North Gallery.] Class 27. 139
MANUFACTURES in MINERAL SUBSTANCES for BUILDING, &c.
104 Bowers, Ciialt.inor, & Wooliscroft, Brownhills,Tunstall, Staffordshire.—Imitations of oak carved cornice,rosewood Gothic cornice, &c. in pottery.
105 .Tones, TV. Springfield Tile Works, Newcastle-under-Lyme.—Model roof material, of plain and ornamental tiles,&c. Paving-quarries, tile, chimney-pipe, terro-metallicplain and socket-pipes, kc.
108 Berwick, li. Stafford.—Bricks of new construction.
107 Hickman, R. k Co. Stourbridge, Manu. — Gasretort, made of Stourbridge fire-clay.
108 PutUAM, ,T.—Window and architectural ornaments,in terra cotta and artificial stone. Polished column of Ma-drepore marble, the property of H. Champernowne, Esq.Darfington, Totness.
109 Hunt, C. Inv. and Manu.—Enamelled slate filter.
110 Ramsay, G. H. Herwent Haugh, Newcastle, Iuv.—Fire-clay goods, gas retorts.
111 Luff, J. Tuddenham, Ipswich, Manu.—Ornamentalchimney shafts, and red bricks ; red and white ornamental“ricks, ridge-tiles, paving-tiles, malt-kiln tiles, fee.
112 Cowen & Co. Blaydon Burn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,Manu.—Patent fire-clay gas retorts; fire-bricks; roughurc-clay • and cnnncl coal.
113 Westwood & Moore, Stourbridge, Manu.—Speci-*hens of glass bottles and improved stoneware.
k 111 IIaddon, J. C. 2J Bloomsbury Sq.—Rhomboidal
. 115 Potter, A. Newcastle.—Two gas-retorts and a vase111 fine clay.
, 118 TVorkman, J. Stamford Hill, Inv.—Waterproofbricks, & 0 .
117 Brown, R. Surbiton Hill, Kingston, Surrey, Tnv.Manu.—Grooved ridgo tile. Ornamental and plain tilesl0r Gothic buildings. Curved Italian tiles.
,118 Fordiiam k Son, Boynton, Herts, Manu —ImprovedS A ^ roin day found upon the estate.
. 119 Harper k Moore, Stourbridge, Manu. — Glass-? 0u ® 0 pots. Crucibles. Stourbridge fire-bricks, kc. used11 the manufacture of plate and flint glasfi.
,-120 Stirling. T. sen. Bow Bridge Slate "Works, andNew Oxford St. Inv. and Manu.—Patent rapid ascen-a l ?J a nd other filters. Enamelled slate chimnoy-piece. Chess-^le tops, kc. Patent steam fuel,y.1«1 Skinner & Whalley, Stockton-on-Tces, Inv —k.m?. 0U8 » white, and coloured marble pastes, for mosaics,hidings, ko. Patented.
122 Kent, A. Chichester.—Small piece of a new kind ofglazing for greenhouses.
123 Peake, T. Tunstall, and 4 Wharf, City Road Basin,London, Manu.—Terro-metallic roof tiles, bricks, pavingtiles, drain pipes, &c. Imitation of the Warwick vase, interro-metallic, &c.
124 Soc. for Improving the Condition of the Labour-ing Classes. —Building contrivances, adopted in the con-struction of their model dwellings for the labouring-classes,particularly that of hollow brickwork. Drawings andmodels of buildings erected, and designs.
125 Grf.en, S. & Co. Prince’s St. Lambeth, Manu.—Chemical stone-ware apparatus. Salt glazed stone-ware.Imp. stone-ware glazed, without salt or lead in the compo-sition. Drainage requisites. Vitreous stone-ware pumps.
120 Ivey, E. S. Bale, Dereham, Norfolk, Inv.—Whiteand red brick window frames; prov. reg. Glazed valley tiles,manufactured by W. Colman, Swanton Novers.
127 Haywood, H. & R. Brownhill’s Tileries, near Burs-lem, and 15 South Wharf, Paddington, Manu.—Superiormetallic clay, from mines at Brownhill’s, near Burslem, withsamples of manufactures, ornamental pavements, &c.
128 Ambrose, J. Copford, near Colchester, Manu.—Gothic chimneys of red and white bricks. Specimens ofwhite bricks and unmanufactured clay.
130 Sealy, J. Bridgwater, Inv. and Manu.—Patentroofing tiles. Corn and malt kiln tiles, paving tiles, &c.Bridgwater scouring bricks, Bridgwater clays, &c. .
131 Brannam, T. Barnstaple, Devon. — Sample ofDevonshire clay, in its untempered state, from Fremington,near Barnstaple. An oven for baking bread and meat. Jugs,pitcher, and milkpan, of the same clay.
132 J bpson, W. Edensor, Derbyshire.—A Blue Johnvase of extraordinary dimensions.
140 H. R. H. Prince Albert — A block of Parrot coalfrom West Wcrayss colliery, Kirkaldy, Fifeshire, partlypolished; and garden seat, designed by L, Gruner, Esq. andexecuted in Fifeshire by ThomnB Williams Waun, of parrotor eannel coal, from the estate of Rear-Admiral Wcmysa.
141 Emery, J. 14 North St. Westminster.—Gothic door.
142 Cabanic Patent Co. 23 Marvlebonc St. RegentSt.—Decorations in various devices. (South Wall.)
144 White, T. B. k Sons. —Wall decorations in plasterand cements, in various devices. Also a chimney-piece inKeene’s cement. (South Wall.)
Proceed to Ceilings, page 130.
Class 28. MANUFACTURES FROM ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES,
NOT BEING WOVEN OB FELTED.
— North Gallery. -
for *Ia?tinos, S. Limerick, Ireland, Manu,—Brushes,boom horses, stoves, grates, kc.iw. ‘ .** 0NK \ 1L liny, Wales, Dos. and Manu.—Welshq \*r Uro *framo, of the excrescences of the apple-tree,hventni S, Halifax, York, Don and Manu.—Oma-
carvings In mahogany for a sideboard.
Slower ” CAWN °» W. 37 George St. Edinburgh, Manu.—stand; a new combination of Iron and willowfurrjhr J. iun. 21'3 High St. F.xeter.-Church
nlm**’ basins, sacramental bread* -utter, kc.^ianu D, k Co. (> Finsbury IM. South, Des. and
■j ’“"Aurinl tent. Keg. portable umbcrclln tent.
* Ramsp.v, .1. Borwick-nn-TwiMsi, Inv. ami Manu —Cr owr,. moveable bottom and screw; with a moveable
’ au, l with glass crown, &c.
13 Cusdarl Sc Addy, 21 Old Bond St.—Bread platterand knife.
14 Chatwin, IT. .TO Darwin St. Birmingham.—Workboxes, caddies, kc. in tortoiseshell, mother of pearl, kc.
16 Johnson, T. Wigan, Manu.— A. quantity of fancyturned articles in ivory, wood, an 1 cannel ooal.
18 Farrar k Son, Chapel Lane, Bradford, Manu.—Twine made from hemp, flax, and cotton.
18 Grummack, E. York, Prop, and Manu.—Tortoise-shell, Ivon-, and horn dressing-cornbs, made by hand.
20 McClintock, G. York, Manu. and Dcs.—Chain cutfrom a solid block of wood.
21 Jackson, T. 3 Tinstone St. Sheffield, Manu.—Brushes, used by cutlers, silversmiths, kc.
F