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Class 30.
SCULPTURE, MODELS, and PLASTIC ART, &c.
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three series, illustrating the application of perspective, andthe principles of light and shade.
9 Cook, J. E. Railway Office, Greenock, Scotland,Inv.—Prepared panel, for amateur painting.
10 Government School of Design, Somerset House.—Designs for carpets, drapery, &c.
11 Burrows, Mary L. 1 Park St. Islington.—Tabletop, painted on slate.
12 Farren, M. 32 Dorset Sq. Des.—Original designfor a bracelet. Strap of forget-me-nots.
12a Gann, Louisa, 31 Norfolk St. Strand, Des. —Model of a flower vase.
13 Seaoer, W. Tavistock. — Model of geometricalstaircase.
14 Jibb, J. 12 London St. Fitzroy Sq.—Model for anunder-spring state carriage.
15 Kepp & Co. 40,41, k 42 Chandos St. Charing Cross.—Model of the ball and cross of St. Paul’s.
18 Oliver, G. T. Victoria Ter St. John's Wood, Des.—Device showing the arrangement and combination ofcolours of flowers, kc.
17 Papera, J. P. Clarendon St. Cambridge, Sculptor.—Queen Elizabeth, Sir Robert Peel, the Saviour, Rubens,Vandyke, Oliver Cromwell, and King Charles I.
18 Lascelles, E. Wavertree, Des. and Prod.—Modelsof Wavertree Church and Hall, Whitechapel, fcc.
19 Johnston, G. J. Newmarket, Prod, and Des.—Boss, frieze, and tablet for a church ; bracket of flowers.
20 Sharp, G. 16 Wentworth PI. Dublin, Inv.-—Modelsfor the study of elementary drawing.
21 Burns Sc Palmer, Manchester, Prod.—Models, inplaster, of windows designed by J. E. Gregan, architect.
22 Unwin, W, H. Sawbridgeworth, Herts.—A tourna-ment of the time of Queen Elizabeth’s reign, cut entirely outof plain paper with scissors.
22aPapworth, W. Sc J. W. 14a Gt. Marlborough St.Des.—Ornamental pavements. Designs for house decorationand for works in gold and silver, papier-mache, and marble,and for stones, painted glass, See.
23 Burt, R. 9 Durham St. Southsea, Portsmouth, Pro.—Group of horses, carved in cork. Subject: Story of Mazeppa.
26 Cossens, E. J. 15 Little Queen St. Holbom, Inv.and Maker.—Model, in elder pith.
28 Sillbit, J. Kelsale, Saxmundham, 8uffolk, Des.—Model of ground-floor cottage.
27 Withers, W. Devizes, Wilts.—Group of stuffedpartridges.
28 Bond, C. Edinburgh, and 53 Parliament St. London—Model of Highland cottage, combining simplicity of con-struction, comfort, warmth, ventilation, and economy.
29 Fox, C. Brighton, Des. and Mod.—Design for apediment.
29 v Fox, E. Brighton, Prop.—Statuettes in plaster:Chaucer aod Spenser.
30 Wyatt, M. Pioby, 77 Great Russell St. Blooms-bury, Des.—Designs for manufactures and decoration, andfor bookbinding. New combinations, mosaics, and encaus-tic paving. Frontispiece for works, published for thedesigner by Mr. Day, of Gate Street, Lincoln’s Inn Fields.Stained glass memorial window, Sec.
31 Harvey, F. 1 Oriel St. Oxford, Inv.—Easel, forartists sketching out of doors, containing everything re-quired by the artist.
31a Smith, H. E. Saffron Walden, Prop.—Sheets ofancient designs, reproduced for modem ornamental floors.
32 Pearce, K. E. Nailseo, near Bristol, Des.- -Model,in glass, of a house, showing plain brickwork. Another,showing freestone work.
33 Caldwell, G. Lichfield, Des. and Prod.—Bas-relief, from Bums’ poem of Tom o’ Shanter, in plaster.
34 Brown, J. 71 Herbert St. New North Rd. Des, —Drawing-book, for elementary schools.
35 Limner, L. —Shaksperian shield.
38 Corns, W. Waterloo PL Edinburgh, Manu.—Modelof modern Jerusalem, for illustrating biblical history.
37 Standi ix5 e, Harriet, & Co. 36 Old Jewry, Prod.—Illuminated Kalendar. Specimens of printing in coloursand tints, by lithography.
38 Cowell, S. H. Ipswich, Suffolk. — Specimens ofanastatic printing, as applied to original drawings in chalkor ink, ancient deeds, wood engravings, archaeological illus-trations, &c.
40 Kroniieim, J. M. 32 Paternoster Row, Eng. andPrinter.—Colour printing. The Descent from the Cross,after Rubens, &c.
41 Donalds, W. J. k C. 29 Artillery PI. West, BunhillRow, Des. and Eng.—Silver waiters; glass dessert plates,&c., elaborately ornamented.
42 Burkf., Bull Head Ct. Newgate St.—Model ofExhibition, fancy stationery, paper ornaments, &c.
43 Ward, M. k Co. Com Morket, Belfast.—Specimenof chromo-lithography; five plates, printed in gold andcolours, representing St. Patrick’s bell and its elaborateshrine.
44 Wilson, H. Glasgow.—Ornamental printing.
48 Vokins, J. k W. 5 John St. Oxford St. Inv. andManu.—Registered, revolving, double-standard folio-frame.
47 Raynf.r, Mrs. 16 Berners St. Oxford St.—Diamondengraving on black marble.
48 Wood, J. York, York.—Kegs for carrying wine,spirits, &c.
49 Earle, J. H. 50 Upper Marylebonc St.—Paintedscreen and table top.
50 Humphreys, N. II. Dorchester PI. Blandford Sq-Des. and Prod.—Specimens of decorative printing, andbookbinding.
62 Brett, G. 21 Tysoe St. Wilmington, Sq. Des.^*Onyx gem cameos: Cupid and Doves ; heads of AriadnaBacchantes, Goddess of louth, and Medusa.
53 Abbott, G. 4 Percy St. Bedford Sq.—1. Alexanderthe Great crossing the Granicus. 2. Death of Willia* 11Rufus.
54 Jones, (). 9 Argyll PI. Regent St.—Printing * ncolours from Btone for illustrated works.
66 Wilson, A. 17 Queenhithe.—Design for a boo*cover, carved with a penknife; executed in cardboard byWalter Blackett, architect.
58 Hahmf.r, J. jun. 10 Thornhill Bridge PI. PentoB'ville, Des. and Sculp.—Sculptured friezo in plaster
67 Crook, F. a Carnaby St. Manu.—Large white W fin wrought-iron.
68 Dublin, M. 41 Tottenham Court Kd.
Coloured lithographic labels by a new procoss. . t.
59 Leighton, ,L 40 Brewer St. Golden Sq. and 19 HJP
St Camden Town, Des.—The Seven Ages of Man; des* *bae-relief, illuminated and mounted as a table top. Mograms, 8cc. Dos. for medals, a chandelier, book covers,Specimens of ink-lithography. R( i
60 Buksill, G. H. Sc H. 9 York Terr. Queens »
Hornsey Rd. Inv.—Models in Infrangible wax. . v.
61 Hellyer Ic 8on, Northumberland Wharf, Bwall, Des.—Group of seventeen figures, carved in wooa,
a pedestal. , Mantt-
62 FRENcn, C. College, Eton, Bucks, Dos. and
—Two candlesticks, carved of walnut-troc wood. n tal
83 Jt/LLIEN, k Co. 214 Hogcnt St Prop.—C™® 1 "printed music, in oil colours ami from stone.engraved on pewter, transferred and printed from sto ^
83aLeake, F. 9 Warwick St. Regent St. ***• id,Manu.—Patent relievo leather tapestry hangings,