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670 Floge, G. Vienna, Manu.—"Wood, amber, andmeerschaum cigar-holders, and tobacco-pipe tubes. Assort-ment of meerschaum tobacco-pipe bowls. Chess-board ofivory with figures.

671 Friedrich, J. Vienna, Manu.—Cigar mouth-piecesof meerschaum and amber, with letters, figures, &c.

672 GRUNnuT, A. sen. Prague, Manu.—A meerschaumpipe; cigar mouth-piece; cigar-pipe.

673 Gruniiut, J. jun. Prague, Manu.—A meerschaumtobacco-pipe. A cigar mouth-piece and a cigar-pipe.

674 Gruniiut, W. Prague, Bohemia, Manu.—Meers-chaum pipes and cigar mouth-pieces.

675 Hartmann, L. Vienna, Manu.—Various kinds ofwalking-sticks, of wood, cane, &c. Stick-mountings. To-bacco-pipe tubes. Cigar-holders of wood, amber, meer-schaum, and horn. Pipe mouth-pieces. Tobacco-pipe bowlsof meerschaum, Turkish clay-pipes. Assortment of cutcameos. A tobacco-pipe of ivory. A cup of stag-horn. Alarge piece of amber.

676 Infanger, M. Stadt Steyer, Upper Austria, Manu.—Styrian hunting tobacco-pipes, bowls of wood.

677 Kraftt,, J. Vienna, Manu.—Pocket ink-stands, ofvarious kinds of wood. Pen-holders of bone and wood *, andsimilar turnery.

678 Litsciire, C. Vienna, Manu. — Cigar-holders ofmeerschaum, amber, wood, horn, &c. Tobacco-pipe tubesand mouth-pieces.

679 Franz, L. Vienna, Manu.—Various kinds of walk-ing-sticks, of wood and cane. Walking-stick pipes.

680 Nagl, L. Vienna, Manu.—Cigar mouth-pieces ofmeerschaum and amber. Tobacco-pipe tubes.

681 Pfeiffer, L. Vienna, Manu.—Different kinds ofWalking-sticks, of bone, walnut, cane, fee.

682 Pfregner, F. A. Vienna, Manu.—Cigar-holders ofvarious kinds of wood, horn, bone, and cocoa-nut.

683 Sieveus, E. Vienna, Manu. — Meerschaum and^ber cigar mouth-pieces.

684 Sciiwarz, J. Vienna, Manu. — Medallions, pen-holders, needle-cascs, thimbles, paper-knives, ink-stands,®creens, watch-stands, and similar articles of mother-of-pearl.

. 685 Tantz, A. Vienna, Manu.—An assortment of walk-ln g‘Sticks, of bardin, whalebone, cane, snake-wood, withCarv ®<! and engraved handles of stag-horn, ivory, Bilver, &c.

686 Wojtecii, J. Vienna, Manu.—Pipe-tubes of wood,°* various kinds.

. 687 Zeitler, J. Vienna, Manu. — Tobacco-pipe andholders. Bowls of meerschaum. Cigar mouth-piecesot amber, cocoa-nut,, &c.

t^,®88 Petsciiaciier, A. Vienna, Pat. & Manu.—Elastic“ 8 ac°-pipe tubes of various kinds, made by machinery.689 Begsteiger, M. Sierning, Stadt Steyer, Manu.—p 8 '°f various kinds.

p90 Buciibekger, F. Stadt Stcvcr, Manu.—Rules, of^nous kinds.

1 Tober, J. Prague, Bohemia, Manu. — Rules, of'a-rious kinds. s ’ ’

Da Tiffe, A. Vienna, Manu.—Sticks for umbrellas andftOQ 9 ’ ai M mountings for the same,an A ** Zandra, J. Vienna, Manu.—Sticks for umbrellasft P^ ras °l9, and mountings for the same.

, Herdt, J. B. Vienna, Manu. — Silk umbrellas andParasols.

? At >™acher, C. Vienna, Manu.—Silk umbrellas.

Ritter, N. Vienna, Manu. — Hair-powder, chignonbrushes of horn, tortoise-shell, and ivory.

L ^? ATSCIISMANN > M* Vienna, Pat. & Manu.—Agent,Housers ^ S (,ns *'—Horn buttons for coats, waistcoats,

ahirtP? ^ KTz ner, W. Vienna, Manu.—Coat, waistcoat, andforme „, 0ns > of mother-of-pearl and hoof-horn, in various11118 and colours.

699 Bittner, F. Neudorf, Bohemia, Manu.—Planes forjoiners. Rods of wood for making lucifer-matches.

700 Buerger, J. Vienna, Manu.—Artificial flowers ofvarious kinds. Export articles.

701 Schlater, H. Vienna, Modeller.—Various kinds ofwax figures and artificial flowers. Export articles.

701a Oppeniieimer, Caroline, Vienna, Manu. — Alamp screen, cut by hand.

702 Serafino, Palatini, & Co. Venice, Manu.—Twenty-five specimens of assorted masks.

703 Gasser, J. Vienna, Sculptor.—Venus bathing, inbronze. Four smaller figures, in bronze. Model of afountain. Flower vase, cast in bronze and zinc.

704 Kaeiiskmann, J. Vienna, Sculptor.—Three statues,of Carrara marble, representing: A Shepherd, a Flower-girl,and Hebe with the Eagle.

705 Max, E. Prague, Sculptor. — A group, in whiteCarrara marble, representing: Hagar and Ishmael. A bas-relief in Carrara marble: an Amazon on horseback.

706 Cacclatore, B. Carrara, Prof. Sculptor.—Boy in aflower-basket.

707 Coccm, L. Milan, Sculptor.—Statue in marble:The Virgin.

708 Croff, G. Milan, Sculptor.—Statues in marble:Leda and the Swan. Danae awaiting the golden Shower. Agroup, representing Hermes and Salmacis.

709 Emanueli, G. Milan, Sculptor.—Statue in marble :A boy with a bird’s nest.

710 Fraccaroli, I. Milan, Sculptor.—Two statues inmarble: The wounded Achilles, and David slinging thestone. A group in marble: Atala and Chactas.

711 Galli, A. Milan, Sculptor. — Three statues inmarble: Susanna at the Bath; Jephtha’s Daughter; andA Youth on the Sea-shore.

712 Gandoi.fi, D. Milan, Sculptor.—Group in marble:The Emigrant. Episode in the history of France, in theyear 1793. Tomb with figures in marble, representing Griefand Faith. A statue in plaster. Italy.

713 Strazza, —, Milan, Sculptor.—Statue in marble:Ishmael in the Desert. (Property of P. Gonzales, Milan.)

714 Magni, P. Milan, Sculptor. — Group in marble:The first Step.

715 Manfredini,G. Milan, Sculptor.—Statue inmarble:Narcissus at the Fountain.

716 Marciiesi, L. Milan, Sculptor.—Statue in marble:Eurydice.

717 Micotti, I. Milan, Sculptor. — A statue in marble :Candour.

718 Motelli, M. Milan, Sculptor.—Group in marble :Cupid’s Vintage.

719 Dal N egro, P. Milan, Sculptor.—Statue in marble:Innocence.

720 Pierotti, G. Milan, Sculptor.—Group in plaster:Mazeppa bound to the Ilorse. An Arabian llorse attackedby a Serpent, in Carrara marble.

721 Puttinasi, A. Milan, Sculptor.—Statue in marble:Prayer.

722 Sangiorgio, A. Milan,Sculptor.—Statue in marble:A soul ascending to Heaven. (Property of J. K. .laflray,Esq.) Hermes, in marble. The Saviour. The Poet Monti.

723 Somajni, F. Milan, Sculptor.—Group in marble re-presenting Pan and Syringa.

724 Gottl, B. Carlsbad, Bohemia.—Two vases of Carls-bad thermal tufa, executed by Knoll Brothers, of Carlsbad,each 2 ft. 9 in. high, and 1 ft. 7 in. diameter.

725 Benzoni, G. Milan, Sculptor.—A mantelpiece inmarble, with eight figures.

726 Bottinellii, G. Milan, Sculptor.—Three marblemantelpieces richly ornamented:—one, the property of D.Sopransi, of Milan, and a mirror frame. Model, in plaster,of a mantelpiece.