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Class 30. [North Side, Ground Floor,
SCULPTURE, MODELS and PLASTIC ART, &c.
314 Castle, J. Cowley Rd. Oxford, Des. and Sculp.—Baptismal font, in Caen stone, with four composi tions in alto-relievo, and symbolical decorations of fruits, foliage, &c.
315 Wilson, J. 20 Leicester Sq. Des. and Eng.—Theparting of Hector and Andromache, on red cornelianonyx.
318 Kaulbach, E. 5 Duke St. Grosvenor Sq, — Satanapostrophising the sun.
317 Hall, R. Rotherhithe, Des. and Carver.—Figure ofHer Majesty, designed for a ship’s figure head.
318 Smith, Capt.R.N.—Design for monument to Nelson.
319 Wilkinson, Sir G. Pertman Sq.—Small table, oforiginal design, partly constructed from a piece of one of thegreat cedars of Lebanon.
320 Peachey, J. jun. 10 George St. Hanover Sq. Prop.—Bronze bust of Sir T. Lawrence, by S. Parker.
321 Ingram, J. W. 120 Islington, Birmingham, Inv.and Des.—Cabinet, or commode, of wood decorated by theenamel process, with electro -gilt metal mouldings. Speci-mens of imitation marbles, &c.
322 Graves, D. King’s Langley, Des. and Manu.—Life of Christ, illustrated with a variety of original designs.
323 Ibbetson, Capt. L. L. B. Clifton House, OldBrompton, Manu. and Inv.—Electrotypes from the animaland vegetable kingdom. Ornamental castings in variousmetals, &c. (Also Main Avenne, No. 91.)
324 Hull, T>. Royal Polytechnic Institution, llcgentSt., Manu.—Specimen of wire-work, executed by hand with-out tools, by the exhibitor, who is blind, and self-taught.
325 M'Hardy, —, Gardener.—Models of gardens, &c.
328 West, Alice. —Fresco painting.
327 Russell, H. II. C.E.—Model of the Royal VictoriaTower, proposed to be erected at Kingstown Harbour, Dublin,to commemorate Her Majesty’s visit to Ireland. Design forthe Peel Testimonial, proposed to be erected in Salford.
328 Adshead, J. 45 George St. Manchester, Des.—illus-trated plan of the township of Manchester.
329 Mills, Eliza.—F resco painting.
330 Litchfield, J. Ridley, Huntingdonshire.—Model ofcottage, composed of 2,000 pieces of willow wood.
331 Chancellor, F. Chelmsford, Des. & Mod.—Modelof a covered homestall for a farm of from 300 to 500 acres.
332 Beeciiam, —, Model of shop front.
333 Partridge, W. 28 Newman St. Des. and Prod.—King John’s great Charter, with 57 shields of the Baronsand Clergy, emblazoned on vellum.
334 Baxter, J. Lewes and Ilingmer, Sussex, Des.—Two models of improved farm-yard and buildings.
335 Grissell, H. k M. D. Regent’s Canal Works.—Guerin’s steering apparatus.
335a Ruff, E. Hind Ct. Fleet St.—Map of London.
338 Pike, T. J. Cheltenham.—The royal arms, &c. em-blazoned on glass.
337 Hayward, R. J. Danes PI. Kentish Town, Inv.—New process of tinting steel plates for printing.
338 Belfast Gov. School of Des. Ireland, Prod.—De-signs for embroider}', &c. by pupils of the school.
339 Barr rre, J.L. 173 Fleet St. Des. and Manu.—Modelof a picture: The water mill, summer evening.
340 Wijaite, II. C. 85 k 87 Bridge St Manchester, Inv.and Prod.—Flag painted on silk; with an elastic prepara-tion, to prevent the cracking of the silk.
341 Lee, J. G. llolborn.— Imitation of marble, &c., onglass.
342 Coulton, J. D.—Designs for decorations.
342a*Clarke, T. C. 9 Percy Circu9, Lloyd Sq. Des.—
Design for a national gallery for sculpture.
343 Thompson, T. J.—God save the Queen, in wood.
343a I1f.rd.man, W. G. Liverpool. — Illustrations of
perspective.
344 Bonnau & Carfrae, Castle St. Edinburgh, Des.and Executors.—Design, in imitation of fresco painting,and of inlaid wood. Designs, in imitation of inlaid marble.
345 Saltmarsh, G. Southampton House, Kentish Town.—Specimen of penmanship.
346 Norton, J. Clayton West, Huddersfield.—Modelof manufactory.
347 Herwitz, B. 1 Brydges St. Strand.—Emblematicaldecoration for drawing-room, and emblazoned glass tablet.
348 Zuccani, B. 40 and 41 Brick Lane, Spitalfields.—An aviary.
349 Bury, T. 50 Welbeck St. Cavendish Sq. — De-sign for a palace of arts, and national gallery.
350 His Royal Highness Prince Albert. —Two slabsfor tables, designed by L. Gruner, Esq. in the cinque-centostyle, executed by Mr. Thomas Woodruff, at Bakewell, inDerbyshire stones, in imitation of the Florentine mosaic.
351 Candelabrum in the cinque cento style, designed byL. Gruner, Esq. modelled by Ant. Trentanove, and executedin scagliolain imitation of giallo antico, by L. Romoli.
352 Drew, T. Troy Town, Rochester.—Model of theHoly Temple.
353 Her Majesty. —A cradle, carved in Turkey box-wood by W. G. Rogers, and designed by his son, symbolisingthe union of the Royal House of England with that of SaxeCoburg and Gotha. (See page 5.)
354 Hilliek, G. Lambeth.—Illuminated vellum.
358 Peppercorn, —, Various statuettes.
357 Lawson, J.—Design for a carpet.
358 Marshall, Lieut. R.—Four specimens of Xulo-pyrography, or charred wood engraving.
359 Sounes, W. 49 Rupert St. Haymnrkct.—Impressionsfrom dies (cut in steel) for stamping metal.
300 Field, G.—A specimen of wood carving in themiddle of the last century by Demontreuil.
381 Spiers k Son, Oxford, Des. and Manu.—Variousmodels in card-board. Fancy articles. .
362 Skinner,— , Sheffield.—Fac-similo of chasing uuuengraving on metals, done by means of printing.
363 Wilson, Charlotte E. 19 Howland St. Fitzr°ySq. Des. and Manu. — Blotting-book, ornamented win 1pearl and lined with satin.
363aSteedman k Co. Charles St. Hampstead Rd.—Spcimens of japanning on slate and other decorations. (SoufiWall) r . ls
364 ^ ills, W. J. Harrison St. Gray’s Inn Rd.—Modelof table lamp and lock furniture.
364a Horner, G. 53 Rathbonc PI.—Painted decoration »(South Wall.)
SCULPTURE COURT.
- Areas Q,. to S. 28, 29. - —
(Behind the Mediaeval Court.)
1 Brown, A. 4 Red Cross Sq. Des.—David before |
Saul, a statue in plaster. _
2 Kirk, J. R. A.R.H.A. Jervis St. Dublin, Scui^
An original group, in plaster: The creation of tho D jnl P 0 {
3 Hughes, T. 28 Long Acre, l)cs.—Plaster fi&uEve: “The serpent me beguiled, ami 1 did eat.”
4 Foley, J. U. A.K.A.— The Wanderer.
5 Durant, Susan, 14 Conduit St. West, D
Sculp.—Group in plaster: Belisarius. r , n Sq-
8 Jennings, B. Hereford, and 17 Lower r< ,.^Grosvenor PI. London, Des. and Sculp.— Marble bnMadonna. - llrj ^Th e
7 Thomas, I. K. 7 Lower Bclpuvo PI. Sculp-spirit of Science unveiling Ignorance and l rojm i •
8 Leoiikw, j. 1 St. Alban’s ltd. Kensington, Ve „ u s.Prop.—Group: Cupid stun;' by a lice, complains