270

ANHALT. THURING-IA. PRUSSIAN SAXONY.

732 Schraidt & Co. Coburg, Manu.—Drills, half-linen,for trousers and stays; bed-ticking of cotton-warp andlinen-shot; Turkey-red yarns dyed by the exhibitors.

733 Schweitzer & Heller, Greitz, lleuss, Manu.—Spe-cimens of Thibet black stuff; Cashmere, atlas-olive andblack; mandarine, lilac and mode.

734 Wiegand, E. Erfurt, Manu.—Double damask cover,with red silk fringe. On the right side a white cotton warpand silk shoot, on the other an orange cotton warp and bluewool shoot.

735 Buchner, A. Erfurt, Manu.—Large gaiter-boots,various; lilac velvet gaiter-boots; serge and cordovan shoes.

730 Encke, Gora Reuss, Manu. — Skins for light andblack bridles. Pair of tops for boots. Ornamental table-cover.

737 Kramer & Baldamus, Magdeburg. (Agent in Lon-don, Mr. Schoefer.)--Skin of smooth black leather. Brownand light bridle-skins, made of German skins, and curriedwith oak-tan.

738 Kretsciimann, II. W. E. Eisenberg, Duchy ofSaxe Altenburg, Manu.—Shoe stuffs: Stramir cord andwoollen shoe-cord. Ladies’ and gentlemen’s shoe tops,various.

739 Lange, F. Halle, Manu.—Lady’s saddle complete,with bridle, hind-piece, and fore part; gentleman’s saddle;saddle-tree, complete, with the exception of the leather-work.

740 Langethal, G. Erfurt, Manu.—Calf leather boots,enamelled boots, and button boots.

741 Kanniger & Sons, Altenburg, Duchy of Saxe Alten-burg, Manu. — Lamb-skins. Fine leather gloves. Dyedleather samples.

742 Sciieibe, H. L. Gera Reuss, Manu.—Tanned calf-skins.

743 Sondermann, W. Erfurt, Manu.—Machine, or cy-linder-parchment. Parchment skins, and drum calf-skins.

744 Weber, C. F. Langensalze, Manu. — Smoothing-tree for kid leather.

745 Wiegand, F. Erfurt, Manu.—Serge and brownleather shoes and serge boots. Varnished leather clogs.Stuff shoes with caoutchouc. The shoes are of English serge-de-Berry, varnished Mayence, calf leather, boonce leatherfrom Paris, and vesite leather. The elastic caoutchouc ma-terial is manufactured by J. L. Raempler'.

740 Graf, H. Altenburg, Duchy of Saxe Altenburg.—Atar-Bible, with large steel-plate engravings, in violetleather, and cover and lining gilt.

747 Korner, G. W. Erfurt.—Organ music by Bach,Friend, i. to vii.—Kiihmstedt. Op. xxviii. Bruck, Fischer,Mendelssohn, Korner, &c.

748 Rf.isser, W. Manu.—Album of coloured drawing-paper, with violet margin, and gilt edge.

749 Westerman, G. Brunswick.—European Gallery, acopper-plate work: the plates of English engraving. His-tory of the Courts of Valkenstein: the printing, paper, andtype of German manufacture.

750 Khrenberg & Richter, Eilenburg, Manu.—Co-loured calico:—Blue, orange, red, green, lilac, brown andred, pink and crimson. Coloured shirting.

751 Alberti, Miss Friederike, Nauen, near Potsdam,Manu.- -Table-cover, embroidered with silk, chenille, andgold.

752 Grossmann, Agnes, Weissenfels. — Embroideredcarpet: principal design, The discovery of Moses in the arkof bulrushes.

753 O'vrTSCHALK, J. A. Erfurt, Manu.—Gaiter-boots.Sr tin and japanned shoes. Brown kid-leatber shoes. Ja-panned and lasting gentlemen’s boots. Children’s bootsand shoes. Horse-leather gentlemen’s boots.

754 Israel, C. Erfurt, Manu.— Extra superfine four-seamed plush caps. Hand-knitting work. Tuck, plain, andpointed caps.

755 Krocker & Son, Zeulenroda, Manu.—A variety ofwomen’s stockings and half-hose.

750 Schmidt Sc Sons, Zerbst, Manu.—Silk and beaverhats. The beaver hats arc made of pure rupen hair; thewhite beaver hat of German white larin hair.

757 Sciiopper, F. Zeulenroda, Manu. (Agent in Lon-don, W. Meyerstein, 15 Watling St.)—Specimens of ladies’stockings.

758 Schopper, Henry Zeulenroda,lleuss, Manu. (Agentsin London, Gottschalk Sc Schroder, 72 Basinghall St.)—Wo-men’s brown and white hose, and men’s brown half-hose,made of English twist.

759 Webendorfer Brothers, Zeulenroda, Reuss*Manu.—Men and women’s white and brown cotton hose,two and three threads.

700 Baum, E. Coburg, Manu.—Stove of polished iron-plate, in the form of a “Knight in full armour,” with abase of cast-iron.

701 Beyer Sc Heintze, Dobra, Manu.—Parquetriesquares, exhibited for workmanship.

702 Einsif.del, Count G. Iron Works, Lauchhammer.—Cast-iron goods. Ornamental bronze casts; bust of thePrince of Prussia, Sec. Polar bears, monkeys, tigers, Sec.modelled from animals in the London Zoological Gardens.

703 Fleischmann, A. Sonneberg,Saxe Meiningen, Manu.(Agent in London, J. Kendall, 8 Harp Lane, Gt. Tower St.)—An etagere, or specimen of Paxton furniture (provisionallyregistered), representing M. Jullien and his band. Phillisr -monic chandelier (provisionally registered). Also, looking-glass frame, with looking-glass. Madonna and bracket,bronzed. Brackets. Roman and Greek, and Mazeppa andhorse, all bronzed. Byzantine and Gothic brackets in woodcolour, and of the renaissance stylo. Dogs, Sec. Candle screen*Architectural ornaments. An assortment of animals, J®wood colour. Daguerreotype frames. Medallions in hor* 1frames. Serpentine stone mug and a cup, with medallion 3 '

704 Meyer & Wried, successors to Stobwassers, Bruns-wick.—Japanned tea-trays, with pictures, after Nickoll aT1 ‘rMieris. Varnished paintings, after Fiiger, Wilkie, ft 11 * 3Pfesffer.

705 Piegler,G. Schleiz, Manu.—Night-clocks. Dress*

ing-glasses. Lamp. Candle-screens. Tinder-boxes. Matcn'boxes. Fumigating-machines. “ Stalleur-lamps.” Bottlecorks. Boot-jacks, &c. ,

760 Stubgen & Kleeman, Erfurt, Manu. — Bra-

sliding or pillar lamp. r •

767 Wallace, A. Weimar, Grand Duchy of Saxemar, Manu. — Bronze jewel-box in tho Byzantine stypartly gilt, and partly silvered. Ut

708 Roiirig, C. Braunlage, near Brunswick, Ma ,j(Agents in London, A. & P. J. Meyers & Co. 144 LcadennSt.)—Plate gloss; with paintings, &c. Tiles and gutter-^of glass, mode from white sand, quartz, and chalk f° ull , a te-the neighbourhood. Glass cylinders exhibiting the P iaglass in its half-finished state before opening out. *

769 Bolm, C. Brunswick, Manu.—Tea-kettle, tco-pand milk-jug, manufactured and ornamented by hand. .^e,

770 Hagen,von, A. Erfurt,Manu.—Writing cliin 011 * 1 ^^of nut-tree wood, in the renaissance style, ornament®- ^carving, and marquetrie-work of silver, copper, brass,

and mothcr-of-pcarl. . q the

771 Heinrich, G. Zerbst, Manu.—Looking-g 1 ®*^,frame of carton-pierre, with gilding and ivory m et a .

772 Hknneberg, F. K. & Co. Gotha, Duchy <«Coburg, Manu. A lady’s work-table, with poree y V jng

inserted, and painting. The carpenter’s work an 'fli©

sketched by M. Amtkcr. A tea-tray, with a g 1 *’F* vuse g.Fisherman’s Family,” after Riedel in Rome. . u f a r,tui®'

A statuette in biscuit. The materials for theof porcelain, all of inland produce. , Sa*®”

773 IIoffmeister, T. & Co. Coburg, Ducny