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Class 30.

MOSAICS, ENAMELS, &c.

261 Gardie, L, 59 Westboume Green, Hyde ParkGardens, Sculp.—Bronze bust of Sir Robert Peel, and theMarquis de la Roche Jacquelin.

262 Batsford, J. 22 Stafford Place South, Pimlico,Sculp.—The kestrel hawk and butcher bird.

263 Stavelf.y, T. K. late R. E. Old Stciningford, Ri-pon.—Relief map of Linz, Upper Austria, showing the en-trenched camp of Maximilian Towers Des. by T. Firth.

264 Brown, G. 25 Newman St. Oxford St. Des. andManu. — Figure candelabra for the drawing-room, withfigures and dolphins of carton-picrre.

285 Pullan, R. P. 65 Higher Temple St. Manchester,Des.—Designs for polychromatic decorations, after themanner of the middle ages.

288 Morgan, E. St. Helen’s, Swansea, Des.—Topogra-phical model of Tynemouth Castle. Model of TinternAbbey.

267 Peace, G. G. Nottingham.—Drawings illustratingthe art of Church building in the United Kingdom.

268 Bennett, E. C.E. 10GreatOllc*{je St. Westminster.7-Uroposed national monument to II.it.H. Prince Albert,111 commemoration of the Great Exhibition.

269 Driver, C. H. 46 West Sq. Southwark, Des.—Architectural design for a baptistry and font.

^ 270 Stocker, N. B. 7 Charles Pi. Kentish Town, Des.—■designs for church windows.

271 Dicksee, J. R. 27 Holland St. Fitzroy Sq. Prod.-A chromo-lithograph, in six colours.

272 Nichole, S. J. 11 Argyll PI. Des.—Design for aScreen to enclose a chapel. An attempt to adapt the forms°f mediaeval architecture to cast iron,

*273 Tennent, Mrs. R. N. Valeof Health, Hampstead.—"Uniature of Pope Pius IX. by the exhibitor, a self-taughtArtist. Miniature painting: the Grape Gatherer.

*274 Appel, R. 43 Gerrard St. Soho, lnv.—Prints bvp'hert Durer; plates taken by the Anastatic process with^Pfessions; specimens of Appelotype printing.

275 Warner, W. 44 Gerrard St. Soho.—ImpressionsBni 0 CaSfs from inta £fi° s > portraits, figures, seal of the Art-

,J^76 Mortson, D. 31 Arlington St. Mornington Crescent.

J ^JL^Uic portraits in wax.

du« i ® 0UNK b J* 49 Rupert St. ITaymarkct, Manu.—Re-^®d model in wax : Group of animals,clerk l^snor. J. North Audlcy St. Inv.—Engravings byEf Ti kWor V« r the prevention of forgery. Oval medallionftiiri ^ a jeBty, produced by a single line of equal thickness,^ feet in length.

Kundf.ll, W. W. Falmouth.—Seals engraved by

tin-B?®. Gifforii, J. Royal Polytechnic lust. Sculp.—Lion,6 c)A? e P* lftl) t, and Alpine goat, engraved in cornelian.

H.— Medals, dieB, Ac.

'tipi- • “^ AliTIN i T. Newton Abbot, Inv. and Manu.—Waxcall e , < | 8 ?,\ < | > ! 18 °P s<: ala engraved by machinery, by a processfto~ "' ,rn ograpby.”

n' U. 6 Upper Southampton St. Pentonvillc.—Ooi , aa, h on tbo Palo iiorso: Kcv. cliap. vi. v. 8 to end.j> ,, VON " K.A. Royal Mint. Dos. and Mod.— Por-,,1< Hlel f ” Pr - Majesty and ll.R.ll. Prince Albert, being the,or the obvcrBCB of the (.heat Kxiiiihtion Prize> Proof coins of tbo present reign, kc.

Cs fils o" AI [ OI ^ v , (5. 22 (ierrard St.—Designs for visitingJ 5 P ec * I oens of die-sinking and engraving on gems.38fi 0n ur’ Oi ' ls in paper, b.Y Miss P. S. Barclay,the It,.v„iA 0 . N ’ U- C. Medallist, Uoyal Mint.—I’ortrnits ofMofipi ™ Uhildreisize

B v/niiuron, modelled by

i,'adopted by tlio Royal Co

s>oX eaf Exhibition Pnv/.F. Ms.287 Wv. -

modelled by command of Her Majesty' Commissioners as the second

OIf > B. 287 Regent St. Des. and Sculp.—Impres-

sion of the great seals of England, Scotland, and Ireland;tile courts of law ; the British colonial governments, kc.

288 Longman, —, Waterloo PI. Des and Manu.—Im-pressions from seals, engraved by J. and R. Longman.

289 Kitchener, T. 3 Little Compton St. Soho. Des. andEng.—Seals and dies. Initial letters from the eighth to thesixteenth centuries, &c.

289a Woodhouse, W. 23 Molesworth St. Dublin, En-graver.—Medals in bronze, he. Medal dies made on a newprinciple in pure cast steel.

290 Butters, L. 41 George St. Edinburgh, Engraver.—Intaglios, heads of Scott and other eminent men.

291 Wir.iiL-D, J. 6 King St. Snow llill, Prod.—Profilebust of Shakspeare, in plaster of Paris, made to imitateivory, and being equal to it in hardness.

292 Westwooo, J. (). Hammersmith, Prop.—Electro-type casts. Small frame of buhl work, in imitation of thechased work of the Louis XIV. period, &c.

293 Gray, Eliza Marta, 5 Charles Sq. Hoxton, Des.and Manu.—Group of flowers, made of human hair.

294 Kouw, P. 13 Denmark Ter. Islington, Mod.—Me-dallic portraits in wax.

295 Sellers, ,1. Sheffield, Manu.—Steel-plate machine-ruled, suitable for etchers and engravers.

296 Hopley, E. 16 University St. Inv.—Design for asimple scale to enable the statuary or painter to realize, withspeed and certainty, the facial proportions.

297 Melton, —, Edinburgh.—Printing in colours.

288 Harmer, 11. It. Gt. Yarmouth, Prod. — Four “sun”pictures.

289 Ross & TnoMsos, Edinburgh, Prod.—Frames con-taining Talbotype pictures from albuminised glass.

300 Hill. 1). (). Culton Dili Stairs, Edinburgh, Prod,and Des.—Cnlotypes of the fishermen and women of New-haven, near Edinburgh ; groups, portraits, and studies fromnature: produced by the Exhibitor and the late R. Adamson.

301 Buckle, S. Peterborough, Prod.—A series ot pic-tures from nature, taken by Talbot’s photographic process,called calotype, and printed from paper negatives. (-MainAvenue, YVeat.)

302 Burnard, N. 36 High St. Ecclcston Sq. Des. andSculp.—The Prince of Peace, Isaiah ix. 6.

303 Foster, E. It. 1 Prince’s St. Bank, Imp.— An orna-mental stone vase, carved out of the rock of Malta, by anative of the island.

304 Willson. T. Crescent Buildings, Leicester, Mod.—Model of tlie Victoria pyramid for the British MetropolitanNecropolis. Designed by J. YY illson, senr. architect.

305 Cariutuers.YV. Iteigate, Sculp.—Model, in lteigntestone, of the village church at Southwater, Sussex. Archi-tect, j. P. Harrison.

306 Lucas, It. C. The Firs, Otterboume, near Winches-ter, Des. nnd Manu.—Ivory carvings; and imitation bronzes.

307 Btss, .1. Brndnincli, Cullompton, Des. and Manu.—Carved Tudor bed-posts, made of walnut-tree, by a thatchcr.

308 Baii.y k Sons, 71 Graccchurch St. Manu.—Orna-mental castings in iron, bronzed. Cast of a fly in bronze,from nnturc. by YV. Midworth, of Mansfield.

309 Noiicm, E. 18 King YVilliam St. Strand, Manu.—Warwick vase and Rape of the Sabines, after John Belognar,in serpentine marble. Copies in scarce agate marble, froma very ancient jug in bronze, at the Museum at Yolterra.

310 Aitkin k Allen, 102 Princes St. Edinburgh.—F.mblemnticnl carved pier-table nnd mirror-frame.

311 Dr. la Bond, Count.—Specimens tf wood-carvingby machinery.

312 Ci it, R. P. 7 Owen’s Row, Goswcll ltd.—Designfor a pendant hall lamp for gas.

313 Austin. YV. I.iinehou i-.— Sculp. “TheCrucifixion,”carved in wood, life size.