Gallery.] Class 28.
MANUFACTURES from ANIMAL and VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES.
141
Lantern of Demosthenes, n.c. 334 ; scale 7-8ths of an inchto the foot. Carved in chesnut.
100 School for the Indigent Blind, St. George’sFields, Southwark, Mnnu.—Articles manufactured by theblind. Worsted hearth-rug and fire-screen. Baskets. Knittedand netted work. Hair brooches, bracelets, kc. Papercuttings, &c.
101 CnirER, R. 18 Artillery I.ane, Bishopsgate St.Without, Inv. and Manu.—New willow drawing-room chair.Willow sofa-bed chair.
102 Williams, J. 40 Exeter St. Strand, Manu.—Basketcf superior fineness, for the use of soiled linen.
103 Bode, II. 11 |Portsca PI. Connaught Sq. Inv. andManu.—Varieties in basket work.
104 Potts, D. 18 St. Dunstall’s Hill, Tower St. Inv. Dos.and Manu.—Figured vase, for flowers, in basket work, withWater-proof lining.
100 McRae, J. k Co. 17 Ave Maria Lane, Manu.—Scotch wood articles, of new design, ornamented with paint-■ngs, tartan plaids, &c.
108 Mallaniiain & Co. 5 James St. St. Luke’s, Menu.~~-Tal>le inkstands, with one stoppered ink glass mrnle fromEnglish sycamore, stained black and polished.
109 Wiieatley, W. 2 Clipstonc St Dcs. and Manu.—"locks or lasts for the feet.
R 110 Begent, T. J. 8 York St. St. James’s Sq. Inv.—Registered peg to secure linen whilst drying; also applicable10 holding papers together.
, 111 Sheppard, F. 125 Kingsland ltd. Prop.—Articles of* anc y woodwork, manufactured in Ayrshire, consisting ofhccdle, card, envelope and cigar cases, snuff-boxes, fcc.
112 Sandy Ik Powell, 76 George St. New ltoad, Dcs.“ n d Manu.—Specimens of ornamental sawing or fretwork,y i m P r °Ycd machinery, capable of executing from thethickest to the finest of detail.
j. 113 Taylor, C. k A. 30 Berner’s Mews, Oxford St.°8. and Manu.—Specimen of fret-work, cut by improved. ii' or y> used in the decoration of piano-fortes, organs,Cabl net-work, &c.
y 110 Rousseau, A. 352 Strand, Manu.—Shawl boxes.
civet embroidery. I.acc-cases, writing-paper, and other° r nainont al cases.
117 Harris, S. k II. 41 and 27 Mansell St. Imp.—Speci-sJ* 9 of sponges, with description of their different uses.jPp'I’les of harness polishes, dye, and polishing pastes, withFccimcns of their effects.
3 118 Bariieh, C. A. (aged lOyenrs) Counter, 440 Soho8 c j s ' uir ’ Hcs.—Landscapes and figures, cut from paper with■ups, without copy or outline.
mi, 1® Burgess, J. 1 Johnson St. Horseferry Rd. West-lon' £ la,1 ».-Flower vase, cut from paper with scissors.&n-l ,* Pollings, J. 14 Gt. Ormond St. Bloomsbury, Inv.Maker.— ' ...
Arm-pad for journeymen tailors, abo?ishingsitting.
^■1'hn ;"-4li.er, F. 40 Fleet St. Manu. Commercial and
Wo,,,!” atlc despatch writing-desk, in rosewood; small, rose-open desk for ladles
"Sho ' ,ONI ' 9 > ’*■ ‘l-i *1 ohn St. Cannon St. St. George’s Fast.c„ tbv 7<W tomnko boots or shoes without welts or stitches,the ,lip']I"*. nni * »>y machine Shoes mado with pegs, and in
l9.A OT T C > m “'us 09 of manufacture.
ManU_,, ss > 1 ■ H. 6 Fcalherstonc St. Citv ltd. Inv. andf'tteru'.j 7 ,>rl<8 rut By machinery : the machinery originallylo R ,’ n 1830, hut has since neon much altrreMargrave, Cl
C »«al° R, 8, T’ ra & M ahorave, City Saw Mills, Regent’sof coi.j; ji’cclmcus of novel uses of cork and of preparationsBats W . 1 By steam machinery: applicable to the making ofBolsters, J.’
° Irencii k Butler, 28 Piccadilly, Manu. and Imp.
—Specimens of different qualities of ready-made corks ofEnglish and Spanish manufacture.
127 Blizard, J. Cheltenham, Manu.—Moulded panelsand mouldings, cut by machinery; with the tools employedin the process, &c.
128 Franks, C. Wolverhampton, Manu.—Basket, forclothes.
131 Peters & Son, Birmingham, Manu. — Articlescovered and inlaid with tortoiseshell, mother-of-pearl, gold,silver, garnets, &c.
132 Hayden, J. 35 Northwood St. Birmingham, Des.and Manu.—Lady’s cabinet, and small cases ; tortoiseshell,and pearl.
137 Whitaker, H. AV. 20 Charlotte St. Manu.—Orna-mental bird-cage.
138 Stringfield, W. Wisbech, Des. and Manu.—Models of wine pipes, casks, tubs, churns, and other articlesof coopery.
141 Garrett, 1 Victoria Ter. WoodbridgeRd. Ipswich,Manu.—Ornamental turned snuff-boxes, in ivory, and fancyforeign woods.
143 Gould, J. Tottenham Park, Marlborough, Des.—Bible, with carved oak cover, silver plated clasps; thecarving and clasps hand worked.
144 Kendall, J. Stromness, Orkney, Scotland, Manu.—A’arious samples of Tuscan plait, for bonnets: the strawsgrown and dressed in Orkney, and plaited by the females.
145 Still, C. S. Smoogrow House, near Kirkwall, Scot-land, Prop.—Specimens of the straw plait, for making bon-nets, hats, fee., by the women of Orkney.
148 MacGregor, J. W. 28 Jamaica St. Glasgow, Manu.—Ship's harness cask, brass hooped and mounted; deckbuckets, Itc. Imperial bushel measures. Ten-gallon cask,made out of red oak staves, prepared with melted tallow.
151 Cooter, J. M. Derby.—Pulpit, with carved figures,&c.
152 Stevenson, J. k J. Sheffield, and 9 CripplegateBuildings, Wood St. Ixindon.—Ladies’ ornamental, dress, andother combs, manufactured from ox and buffalo horns.
154 Torus k Sons, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Des. and Manu.—Improved royal letter-basket; fancy knitting-basket;work-basket, and dog-kennel.
155 Dunlop, J. Lauder, Scotland, Inv.—Fishing or troutbasket.
150 A dawson, R. Colingsburgh, Fifeshire, Scotland,Des. and Manu.—Scotch willow basket for carrying fruits.
167 Hallidat, W. Chilton-supor-Polden, near Bridg-water.—Piece of carving in solid English oak : ** The Can-terbury pilgrims setting out from the Tabard,” by a self-taught artist.
168 Hemphill, W. D. Clonmel, Ireland, Des. andExec.—Plain and ornamental ivory turning.
169 Cannings, Mary Jane, 9 Walcot Parade, Bath,Manu.—A variety of miscellaneous articles. The exhibitorbeing blind, deaf, and dumb
Manu.—Specimens of bone tooth, nail, shaving, hair and hatbrushes.
102 Tate, F. 18 Percy St. Bedford Sq.—A gilt casketsymbolical of the Great Exhibition of Industry of allNations. Plastic casts in Imitation of metal.
103 William, H. Dublin — Eccentrio ivory turningwithout eccentric chuck.
104 Siiaw, C. Lower Mount St. Dublin.—Specimens otmechanical sculpture, reduced from models in plaster andbrome by machinery, aiiapted to a turning lathe.
105 Meadows,/. 71 Prince's St. I-elcester Sq. Inv. Pat.and Manu.—New method of veneering. Picture frames.