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BRANDENBURG. SILESIA. POSEN. POMERANIA.

217 Mattschas, J. G. H. (Widow), and Son, Frankfort-on-the-Oder, Manu.—Crockery and earthenware, comprisingconsoles, lamps, vases, plateaus, and fruit shells, of clay inthe vicinity of Frankfort.

218 Paetsch & Hintze, Frankfort-on-the-Oder, Manu.—A large assortment of earthenware crockery, manufac-tured from material found in Frankfort.

219 Tielscii, C.\r - ,and Co. Altwasser, Silesia, Manu.—Extensive assort _nt. of painted and white porcelain china,made of the purest porcelain clay, and remarkable for itsclear white and shining glaze. This china is known in allGermany, and is exported to Sweden, Denmark, Norwand North and South America.

220 Forster, F. Grueneberg, Silesia, Manu.—Woollencloth. Spanish stripes. Ladies* cloth, lilac. Royal, orthree-quarters and black fine cloth. Various samples ofwool and yam.

222 Bonge, A. L. Potsdam, Manu.—Figures and con-soles, in stone and wood, carved, bronzed, and gilt.

223 Bauer, R. Schwerin-on-the-Warthe, Inv. and Manu.—Flower table, with a bird-cage of oak wood, in the gothicstyle.

224 Baumann, Louise, Berlin, Inv.—Fire-screen, withplush embroidery.

225 Zeisig, H. Breslau, Manu.—Bell-ropes of colouredsilk, 6ilk and gold, silk and silver.

220 Gropius, P. Berlin, Manu. (Agents, W. F. Sachse,36 Trinity Sq. Bow, and Kingsford & Lay, London).—Awall ornament, consisting of figures upon brackets, looking-glasses, medallions, and sundry other articles in carton-pierre, with marble plate.

227 Muller, F. Berlin, Manu.—Samples of gilt frames,which have Irsted seven years, and which were (with theexception of four corner pieces) gilt by a process that securesdurability.

228 Stab, sen. C. G. Berlin, Manu. — Toilet-tableof crown morocco leather and red velvet, exhibited forsuperior workmanship. Collection of fancy leather articles:exhibited for cheapness and solidity of workmanship.

229 Kiciit, G. Berlin, Manu. — Plate cabinet andetagere cabinet of rosewood richly carved: exhibited onaccount of their workmanship and the beauty of the wood.

230 Elsholz, F. Berlin, Manu.—Slabs of parquettedflooring.

231 Alberti Brothers, Waldenburg, Silesia, Prop.—Platilles royales, as exported to Mexico and the West Indies.

232 Becker, F. K. Berlin, Manu.—Easy chair, withmechanism, and a reading-desk attached.

233 Below, F. Berlin, Menu.—Pattern-card of papier-mache gilt cornices.

234 Bengen, D. Berlin, Manu.—Painted window-blindsin colours, and in sepia.

235 Cantian,—, Architect, Berlin.—Marble pedestal.Table-top of marble. Circular table-top of red granite.Large vase with pedestal.

230 Kuttner, A. Wolgast, Manu.—Linen press.

237 Schievelbfin, J. F. F. Berlin, Manu. -Octagonalmosaic table of rare Indian woods. Samples of the woodEasy chair capable of being taken asunder.

238 Sommekfeld k Hubner, Potsdam, Manu.—Roundmahogany tables.

239 Wamp & Schroeder, Berlin, Manu.—Painted win-dow-blinds.

240 March, E. Thiergartenfelde, near Charlottenburg,Manu.—A fountain, with group of children, fco. Gothicand Italian vases. Four figures of soldiers, at Berlin, withGothic pedestal brackets manufactured out of high way dust.Mosaic slabs. Chemical apparatus.

241 Ungf.rer,C. Hirschberg, Manu.—Porcelain water-pipes.

242 Enoeler k Son, II. M. Berlin, Manu. — An assort-

ment of brushes of every kind and description. A platewith the royal Prussian arms, &c. formed of hair in themanner of brushwork.

243 Kersten, A. Berlin, Manu.—Papier-machp frame*for daguerreotype pictures. Sundry articles, as pocket'books, cigar-cases, &c. used as frames for daguerreotypepictures.

244 D’Heureuse, C. Berlin, Manu.—Bonnets, of BruS'sels, Swiss, and Saxon straw; and Italian chip. Leghornbonnet and table covers, the Prussian and Bavarian armftembroidered with straw and Manilla hemp.

245 Dreusike, W. Neu Ruppin, Manu.—Writing-desk?with an iron safe and a clock. Ladies’ casket. Work-tabl*

240 Koerner, M. Schonau, in Lower Silesia, Manu.-'jBasket, the mass of which is a composition of tin, lead,glass, and consists of many thousand separate parts, wide 11are soldered together and fastened upon wire rings. .

247 Mess, L. & Co. Brandenbtirg, Manu.—Sample-eft^of wood lists-gilt.

248 Gebhardt, C. A. Berlin, Prod.—Portfolios and ft*'bums, in morocco and velvet. Pocket-books, cigar-cas^jporte-monnaies, &c,, with arabesques and medalli 011stamped upon the surface of the leather or velvet by 9peculiar process.

249 Moniac, E. Berlin, Manu.—Samples of decorati<jj\in stamped paper. Gold-paper pressed objects. SundJJobjects used in the cotillon dance. Wreaths, &c., comp° seUof artificial paper flowers.

250 Wundkr, L. Liegnitz, Manu. Inv. and Prop*

Sample of best tallow house-soap. Best palm-oil house-soft*Pine-apple soap, invented by the exhibitor. .

251 Mossner, A. Berlin, Manu.—Purses, cigar-bo^ ’pocket-books, ladies’ boxes,' letter portfolios.

252 Gerlach, C. F. Naumburg on the Sa&l,

(Agent in London, A. Ileintzm&n, 17 IronmongerCheapside).—Paper boxes with tin toys.

253 Ringf.lhann, Hirschberg, Silesia, Manu. —Stu

goat. A stuffed colt, without a seam. . a*,

254 Daeiimel, H. Quaritz, Province of Lower & 1 *Manu.—Specimens of soaps in various designs.

255 Sariie, II. jun. Berlin, Manu.—Green s°ap» 0 il

natural grain. White grain soap (Elain soap). Pft* 111soda soap. Tallow soap. {n $*

250 Bahn, A. K. Berlin, Manu.—Dolls of various K 0 \

257 Wigdob, M. Berlin, Manu.—Umbrella and l ,ar

sticks. .

258 Tzitsciike, Sorau, Manu.— Mother-o’-pcarl

Cocoa-nut, shell, and horn buttons.

259 Zesojke, L. Mullroso, near Frankfort-on-t

Manu.— Hunting and shooting bags. Haro and wibags. Large net bags. t

260 Kuebs,W. Berlin, Manu.— PurRes,cigftranu ^

boxes, pocket-books, spectacle-oascs, ladies’ boxe ,cases, letter portfolios, and purses. , flX b* 5 '

201 Khumtekti, L. Schwlebus, Manu.— ^ hi‘ e oft'

kets, with painted and gilt decorations. Colouretagonai basket. Decorated wax tapers. * g

202 Motako, A. Berlin, Manu.— .Samples 08 jid*®*

from tallow, prepared in various modes. Mean v*

Grease from palm-oil, and candles manufa c ^ ure

same, and with an exterior coat of stearine. i pft**JL

263 Palis, A. Berlin, Mnnu.-TallnW-oU » n . nsoap. Tallow for candles, k c. The ^ °Ym-oil i^P 0 ^articles is of Prussian production; the p&‘ ^

from Liverpool. ricor-cases, f

204 Soimerbaucii,!!. Berlin, Manu. ^iteta f° rfolios, embroidered card-holders, purses, y .

of straw and leather in combination. -nFnR*^ \ rift

266 Sof.mi.kf., fi. Berlin,

ment on parade in presence of l-cr ,K ,.« w ter flg ur< ' ’and of her royal suite, formed of paint 1