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Official catalogue of the Great exhibition of the works of industry of all nations, 1851 / by Authority of the Royal Commission
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228 Arab saddle, with the same.

229 Saddle of Cairo, worked in gold thread, appendages.

230 Saddle-cloth, in beaver.

231 (Marshaka) saddle, red cloth, embroidered in gold.232—234 Skinsof the ox: black; bleached white; red.

235 Skin of buffalo, bleached white.

236 Skin of buffalo, of Rosetta.

237 Skin of ox, for soles.

238 Skin of buffalo, bleached with oak bark.

239 Skin of calf, for boots.

240 Skin of calf, from Domahhour.

241 Skin of buffalo, for soles-

242 Skin of ox, bleached with mimosa seed.

243 Brushes for the use of stables, in date fibres.

^ 244—246 Wallets, in wool, ornamented in leather, from^in Mezar, Ghizeh, and Tipper Egypt.

247 Skin of camel.

| *48 One hundred and sixty-five volumes of works in^kish, Arabic, and Persian, published at Boulac.

„49 Carpet, in coloured beaver.

~|0 Sailcloth, of Broulos,

Holster for pistols, in skin, &c.b i ® wor< ^ Damascus, ornamented in silver gilt, with

2^3, 254 Gut cord, to clean cotton and wool.

T" 3 Basket for cheese, in cane.

Scales, in date branches.

Little coloured basket, from Upper Egypt.

Ghi» , > 259 Cord, of fibres of date, from Broulos and°-'*eh. ’

??? Wax candles, white and yellow.

2ro bellow shoes.

4m f —265 Red shoes: double and single soled, do citadin,2fiR er<IOTOS -

nS, Narguile, or water-pipe.

1% Donkey saddle.

27i—Leather belts, of various sizes,j-* Red morocco tobacco bag.

273 Motlier-of-peal rows, large and small.

Chapelet, in nut of Dourn.a?)! ®»ttle for antimony.

277 Ostrich eggs.

27s L'larghouna) basket, in date branches.

28o’ n .I 10 bowls, of Assouan and Assiout.

281 TjS’ ’ n goat-skin.

282 l?' ar k a ) 'veils, for women, red ground, with flowers.

283 red ground, Btriped.

284 9!wno > ’ n embroidered muslin.

28l>(> arn,lr ) belt, in silk, for grooms.

288 rv" (Dekke) strings for pantaloons, embroidered,

289 ot* 2 " 111 ) kerchief, for women’s head-dress.

230 nu tu rbans, for Bedouins.

29l~_oya' a /® EaBsiouni) veil, for women, in silk.294~7~ a3 (Bemoud) red silk strings.

235 6rY'Q. a kbam) apron, for dress, in worked silk.

297’ 7rn, ,'.k P* eoe goods, with yellow and red grounds.238 cotton and silk piece goods.

299 nj a Piece goods, dark green.

300 m aVellh >K belt,

Sqi L"«*ye) thick silk, for lining.

3oo _ a * taa ! violet, changing.

305 ( },\ 4°,rbouches of Toulm, of various sizes,d’ S2 'k and cotton piece goods.

Linens, from Lower Egypt, Mehnllah, and3lo*

cloth, from Mehnllah.mo Yinen cloth, ordinary, from Assiou .3 3 Tassels in gold.

A he for pipes. ,,

15 Tassols in silk> blue and gold.

Belt,

ln red silk.

316 Tassels in silk, for pipes.

317 Tassels in silk, with me top in gold.

318 Crape, in black silk.

319 Handkerchief, in muslin, embroidered in Cairo.

320, 321 (Takie) white caps.

32*2, 323 Handkerchiefs, embroidered at Alexandria.

324 (Azbe) large head-dress, in black silk.

325 Silk piece goods, dark blue.

326 Taftas, red.

327 (Zardakham) apron, in silk, worked in gold.

328 Handkerchief, in muslin, worked at Alexandria.

329 Bag for a watch, embroidered in gold and silver.

330 Tobacco bag, embroidered in gold and silver.

331 Handkerchief, embroidered at Alexandria.

332 fCoufye) veil of silk, with borders, for men.

333 (Azbe) hair dress, in black silk, from Cairo.

334 Taftas, red and green, changing.

335 Samples of taftas, different colours.

336 fMelaze) woman’s veil, in silk.

337 (Cotin) silk and cotton piece goods.

338 Linen cloth, fine, from Assiout.

339 (Chaks) silk and cotton piece goods.

340 Lantern, in date branches.

341 Extinguisher, in Kench earth.

342 Jar, in the same.

343 Cover, of Indian cane.

3-14 Basket, containing a water jug.

345 Water jugs, of Kench earth.

346 Basket, containing a marghoune.

347 Water jugs, of Kench earth.

348 Writing case, in alizier wood.

349 Fans, &c.

350—352 Trays, in date branches, coloured.

353 Small baskets, in date branches, from Upper Egypt.

354 Piece of thick rope, in date branches.

355 (Leban) rope to tie boats.

356 (Salatch) rope to tie loads.

357 Large baskets, from Upper Egypt.

358—360 White baskets, ol various sizes.

361 (Batta) butter-tub, for voyage, in leather.

362 Strings of date fibres, for carrying straw.

363 Pipes from Cairo.

364 Bowls of pipes.

365 Dromedary saddle, with complete appendages.

366 White and black wool.

367 Soda.

368 Narguile, in zinc, with the silver stand, &c.

369 Inkstand in silver.

370 Holster for pistols.

371 Raw and refined alum.

372 Saddle, in velvet, richly ornamented.

373 (Marchaha) saddle without the back.

374 Catalogue of the oriental books.

375 Silver tray for coffee.

376 Stoppers for jugs made in earth of assioul.

877 Box for holding the coffee.

378 Silver sieve for coffee.

379 Flask for antimony, in silver.

380 Silver coffee-pot

381 Porcelain coffee cups.

382 Silver stands for the cups.

383 Large box, containing the coffee service.

384 Silk, first quality (imitation of Broussa) ; the same,ordinary, and six other qualities of silk.

385 Silver stoppers for jugs. _

386 Flask for rose-water, and cassolettes for perfume.

387 Re'chaud, coffee-staml, in silver.

388 Liquorice wood.

389 Rum, from Upper Egypt.

390 Oil. , , -

391 Refined sugar, from Ibrahim Pasha 9 refinery.