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018 Fischer, M. Herend, Hungary, Manu.—Vases;dinner, tea, and coffee services; candlesticks, &c. of por-celain.

619 Haas, A. Schlaggenwald, Bohemia, Manu.—Yases,tea and dinner services, fruit-baskets, &c. of porcelain.

620 Haidinger Brothers, Elbogen, Bohemia, Manu.—Dinner, coffee, and tea service, portable service, tea-caddy,bread-baskets, writing materials, milk-pots, &c. of porcelain.Chemical apparatus of porcelain.

621 IIardmuth, L. & C. Budweis, Bohemia, Manu.—Dinner services; coffee and tea services of earthenware.Earthenware vessels, for chemical manufactories.

622 Hubner, J. Gablonzj, Bohemia.—Porcelain pipe-bowls, painted. A painting: Varus, the Itoman general,throwing himself upon his sword in the Teutonic forest.

023 Kriegel St Co. Prague, Manu.—Vases, dinner, teaand coffee service, figures, busts, inkstands, &c. of porcelain.

624 Minitzek, Count S. Von, Frain, Moravia, Manu.—Vases, centre-pieces, coffee and tea pots, plates, chambercandlesticks, &c. of earthenware.

625 Nowotny, A. Alt-Kohlau, near Carlsbad, Bohemia,Manu.—Tea and coffee services of stoneware. Vases,flower-pots, dinner and coffee sets, and figures, of porcelain.

020 Portiieim, A. P. & Son, Unter Kodau, Bohemia,Manu.—Porcelain centre-piece and dinner service ; tea andcoffee services, bread-baskets, dessert-plates, vases, and ink-stands. Assortment of figures, &c,

627 Quast, J., Painter, Prague.—Painted porcelain▼ase and plate. A painting, The Last Judgment.

628 Zasciia, J. Vienna, Painter.—Painting on porcelain:Madonna, after Carlo Dolce.

029 Batka, W. Prague, Bohemia, Manu.—Two sets ofchemists’ and druggists’ shelves and drawers.

630 Colombo, G. Milan, Manu.—A round inlaid table.

631 Groger, F. Vienna, Manu.—Closet of ebony, withornaments of stone mosaic. Work-box, with malachite andivory ornaments.

632 Kmll, J. Vienna, Manu.—Billiard-table, with ballsand cues.

033 Leistler, C. & Son, Vienna, Manu.—Four rooms,including dining-room, drawing-room, ladies’ library, andbed room, with inlaid floorings and completely furnished,from drawings by Mr. Bernardo de Bernardis, the architect.The fringe, tassels, and gimp to the furniture made byFranz Huber, of Vienna. A Gothic bookcase presented toher Majesty the Queen by his Majesty the Emperor of Aus-tria, designed by B. Bernardis and J. Kranner of Vienna.

634 Leciiner, F. Vienna, Manu.—Fauteuil of walnut.Oak balzac seat.

635 Mentastt, B. Varese, Lombardy, Manu.—Oblongsquare table, with inlaid work representing Napoleon cross-ing Mount St. Gothard. A prie-Dieu, with inlaid work.Various specimens of cornices in marble.

036 Moschini, P. Cremona, Manu.—A writing-deskand table. A lady’s toiletrtable, covered with leather, andinlaid. A small cabinet table.

037 Paliii.'f'.ber, V. Vienna, Manu.—Work-table. Awall basket, inlaid.

638 Kietsch, F. G. Vienna, Inv.—Model of a ship-table.

639 Rosanl P. Brescia, Manu.—A secretaire of Ame-rican maple, with inlaid work. A small inlaid table.

640 Staudinger, A. Vienna, Manu.—Furniture: Buhltable of rosewood, book-shelves, sofa, chairs, &c.

641 Tiionet, M. Vienna, Manu. — Furniture: Sofas,easy-chairs, arm-chairs. Stand of rosewood and walnutw ood. A small round inlaid table of rosewood. Specimensof inlaid floorings.

642 Klanner, F. Vienna, Manu.—Different kinds offancy cabinet work : Tea-caddies, sugar-boxes, work-boxes,readiiig-b'sks, travelling looking-;^'':?, candle-screens.

. 643 Becker & Kronick, Vienna, Manu.—Screen ofjapanned wood. Fire-screen covered with papier-mache.Papier-mache tables and cups. Cups of japanned tin.Two vases, designed by M. de Bernardis, architect.

644 Hofrichter, C. Keichenau, Bohemia, Manu. —Papier-mache tobacco-boxes; spice and sugar-boxes; sew-ing-cushions, &c.

645 Beiir, C. Prague, Bohemia, Pat. & Manu. — Acolumn, a pedestal, and a box, as samples of artificialmarble. Samples of gilt wood, which will bear washing.

645aKolbel, B. Carv. &Gild. Vienna.—A gilt woodenframe for looking glass or picture. Specimens.

646 Afii, F. Vienna, Manu.—A flower-screen of bambooand cane. A stand for a figure and flowers. Designed byM. de Bernardis.

647 Franzony, A. St. Wolfgang, Ischl, Upper Austria.—Flower-table.

648 Melzer, G. Krems on the Danube.—A wall-basketof various kinds of bark.

649 Pauller, J. & Son, Vienna, Gilders. — Picture-frames ; sconces; gilt-wood.

050 Polt, A. Vienna, Gilder.—Prie-Dieu altar in oldgothic style.

651 Spoerlin & Zimmermann, Vienna, Manu.—Paper-hangings, ceilings, and borders. Illustrations of machineryand parts of machinery, for the use of schools. Paper-hangings, prints.

652 Hallers, J. Widow andSon-in-Law, Vienna, Manu.—ToyB of paper, wood, metal, &c.

653 Kietaibl, F. Vienna, Manu.—Toys ofwood, metal,paper, &c. Musical boxes.

654 Muller, C. A. Oberleutensdorf, Bohemia, Manu.—Toys of paper, w r ood, metal, &c.

655 Purger, J. B. Grbden, Tyrol, Manu.—Carvings inpine, lime, maple, &c. such as lay figures, from the smallestto the largest size. Figures and toys.

656 Faller, Fritscheller, & Co. Vallonara, nearBassano, Manu.—Straw hats.

657 Tandler, S. Zinnwald, Toplitz, Bohemia.—Speci-mens of straw plaiting and straw flowers.

658 Kumpf, I. Schluckenau, Bohemia, Manu.—Wickertable mats (spadrilles), hats, &c.

659 Wunhche, A. Altehrenberg, near Rumburg, Bohe-mia, Manu.—Wicker table-mats (spadrilles). Chip caps, &c.

660 Biondek, M. Baden, Vienna, Prod.—Scented agriotcherry-tubes for tobacco-pipes, sticks, &c.

661 Lang, F. Vienna, Prod.—Odoriferous cherry-tubesfor tobacco-pipes, sticks, &c.

662 Partscii, A. jun. Thercsienfcld, Lower Austria,Manu.—Odoriferous cherry-sticks ibr tobacco-pipe tubes.

663 Trenner,J. Baden, Vienna, Prod.—Agriot cherry-sticks. Odoriferous cherry-sticks for pipe-tubes, sticks.

664 Alba, S. Vienna, Manu.—Cigar mouth-pieces oiwood, bone, meerschaum and amber. Meerschaum tobacco-pipe bowls. Tobacco-pipe tubes and mouth-picccs. Ambermouth-pieces.

665 Arrer, J. Vienna, Manu.—Mother-o’-pcarl but tons.668 Astrath, C. Vienna, Manu.—Cigar-holders 01

meerschaum and amber.

807 Beisiegel, P. Vienna, Manu.—Fancy turnery'sticks. Tobacco-pipes and cigar-holders of mecrschaui,amber, mother-o’-pearl and horn. Tobacco-pipe bowlsmeerschaum. , -

008 Dreiier, A. Vienna, Manu.—Ivory figures andc 1men. Tortoiseshell and horn snuff-boxes. Koscwoohorn ink-stands. Billiard balls. Set of salad-knives amof ivory, and similar turnery of mothcr-o’-pcarl, m )rlJ > * *

tortoiseshell, and wood. A crucifix, and various ngu -

609 Enstallkh, G. Stadt Steycr, Manu.-btyrianbacco-pipc bowls of w ood.