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Coburg, Manu. (Agent in London, J. Kendall, 8 Harp Lane,Ct. Tower St.)—Oak sideboard decorated with carved work,in the German-Gothic style of the middle age, and orna-mented with brown plush; four oak arm-chairs, to match.
*T 774 Rupfeii & Walferman, Shmoelln, Saxe Altenburg,Manu.—Fancy and ornamental boxes, &c. in papier-mache.
775 Puff, W. Coburg,Manu. (Agent, J. Kendall, 8 HarpCane, Great Tower Street.)—Table in the old German style,^'ith inlaid work, in the natural colours of the wood.
770 Scharf, C. Bernburg, Duchy of Anhalt-Bernburg,Manu. — Ornamental draught-board, made of mahogany,chestnut, maple, rosewood, zebra, and keister woods.
, 777 Schrader, C. Bernburg, Duchy of Anhalt-Bem-hjirg, Manu. — Ornamental draught-board, consisting ofPlum-tree, kingswood, rosewood, chestnut, molosse, ma-hogany and maple-wood.
r 778 Arnoldi, C. E. F. Elgersburg, Duchy of Saxe-^°tha, Manu.—Pharmaceutical instruments, crucibles, mea-ses, funnels, water-pipes, &c., made of earths and clay*°Und in Thuringia Forest.
P 779 Stolbf.rg-W F.RNIGFRODE, Earl of, llsenburgfoundry.—A Gothic vase, intended for a fountain. A win-dow-frame. A garden-table. A marble table; the marblep°m the mines in the neighbourhood. A Corinthian and aGothic stove, &e., exhibited as specimens of casting in iron.K 780 The Ducal Foundry Inspection, at Kuheland,runswick, Manu.—Slabs of marble found near lliibeland,Principally black, grey, and red. Can be obtained in‘Qcks of nine feet in length, and five feet in breadth.
, 781 Rom peer, J. J. Erfurt, Manu. — India-rubberbraces and watch-guards. Silk and hall-silk shoehflk, mixed with India-rubber: shoes made of the same
material.
K 782 "Walter & Son, Brunswick, Menu.—Chairs, and
Paper-basket.
783 Schreiuer, J. C. G. Merseburg, Manu.—A large^j^mng-case, inlaid with silver. A variety of dressingJ^ses. Oval, round, seed, and sundry boxes. VisitingCa ^8, albums, &c
j 784 Ziegler Brothers, Ruhla, Manu. (Agent in Lon-Pir» Holland, 41 Finsbury Circus.)—Real meerschaum^Wls, an d imitation meerschaum bowls. Wood andPipes and bowls, and china pipes. Real meerschaumycoloured by being boiled in oil.oath i Boesche, C. J. Magdeburg, Prod.—Models: theof ra ^ Magdeburg, made of limetree-wood; the roofh 0 f e ca the(irftl. The fine spring at Nuremberg, by Schbn-Original model of a spring.
(a/ 8 ® Jacob, II. Schmooln, Duchy of Saxe AUeulmrgLondon, T. Wirklcr, 1(5 Sidney St. Commercial■' Oil-paintings on iron plate, japanned and varnished,d a ,5 e8en Hng Idyl, after Nicholas Bcrchem, and the Mag-7ft a * ter Maes.
7 Jacobi, F. A. Brunswick (Agents in London, Jones,Wor r°n, ^ Oo.)— Hunting-cup, with embossed and chasedijA q head (marVdo-plaBtcr).
hi&s ° Stockman, W. & Co. Brunswick.—Varnished paint-MbLn 11 ^o-plates, in gilt frames, after Rubens, Raphael,7fta r ^ a ^ Rc ^» end Andre.
Pare • Trumpelmann, A. llsenburg,
-Pictures and trnns-
pj7?0 Verein, I. andwtiittiscii at-tliciier, Sangcrhausen,7fiT® ftlll P' ee seed nml bemp.
M* y l ZiRKENBAOii, Raguhn, Duchy of Anbalt-Dessau,
7&r Woollen oloth - b
&rti i Haucit, A. Halle, Manu.—Specimens of sundry7 q G o ^oofoMured from hemp.sh»i!i Bauc.ii, J. F. Greitz, Manu.—Mousseline-do-laine,7ftzi ant * handkerchiefs
fan C v ,!^ AusonK , G. Brunswick, Inv. and Manu.— Sundryy articles, embroidered with gold, silk, silver, pearls, &c.
795 Kuenemund, J. G. Ronneburg, Manu.—A harrow.
798 Lux Brothers, Ruhla, Manu.—An assortment ofdifferent pipes.
797 Weimarsson, Fr. Iena, Manu.—Manufactures ofwool, elastics.
798 Harrass, P. Suhl, Manu.—Sundry articles made ofwool.
799 Burbach Brothers, Hoerselgau, near Gotha,Manu. (Agent, T. Peterson, Water Lane).—Woven fire-engine hose.
800 Selenka, J. Braunschweig, Inv. & Manu.—Gilt andfancy leather and paper articles, portfolio.
801 Blanche, E. Naumburg, Manu.—Double-barrelledgun; joint bullet rifle, with all appurtenances.
802 Sommermeyer & Co. Magdeburg, Inv. and Manu.—Iron fire-proof safe, of a novel construction.
808 Graff, W. Munchenhoff, Prod.—Stuffed sheep.Fleece of wool.
804 Association of Manufactures at Sonnenberg,Duchy of Saxe Coburg and Gotha.—Tableau of plastic workrepresenting a rural fete, held at Castle Florence, the countrypalace of the Duke of Saxe Cobourg Gotha, the residence ofH.M. the Queen, when on a visit to the Duke, and the placewhere H.R.H. Prince Albert was born. This tableau con-tains about 400 moving figures, bands of music, &c.
805 Hutsciienreitiier,F. A. &Sons, WaIlendorff,Manu.—Specimens of glass.
808 Schramm, J. L. F. Dessau, Manu.—Samples of oil.
807 Dietrich & Son, Poessneck, Manu.—Specimens offlannel.
808 Goebel, F. D. Wallendorff, Manu.—An assortmentof articles in porcelian and glass.
809 Schmidt, C. & II. Poessneck Manu.—Transparentshades.
810 Burckiiardt Brothers, Eisfeld, Inv. & Manu.—Paintings on glass.
811 Schulz, L. W. Meiningen, Inv. & Carver.— Anassortment of sundry ivory cups, and other splendid worksof art. The artist executed several elaborate specimens ofhis craft for the late King of Prussia.
812 IIeinig, J. G. & Sons, Altenburg, Manu.—Sam-ples of string and twine.
813 Foese, G. Halle, Prod.—Samples of bristles.
814 Daiilhrim, F. Salzwedel, Manu.—An assortmentof cotton goods.
815 Conta & Boeiime, Poessneck, Inv. & PorcelainManu. (Agent in London, J. Kendall, 8 Harp Lane, GreatTower Street.)—Sundry articles of glass, porcelain, &c.Assortment of china ornaments.
818 Bruhm & Nagler, Gera, Manu.—Various woollen
817 Rummer, W. E. Widow,Weissensee, Manu.— Sundrytoys and fancy articles.
818 Sommer, C. J. Erfurth, Manu.—Money bags and
porte-monnaies, &c.
819 Wirtu, F. E. Merseburg, Manu.—Variety of whips.
820 Bodemer & Co. Eilenburg, Manu.—Various cottongoods.
821 Jannasch, H. Bernburg, Manu.—An assortment
of earthenware.
822 Vieweg & Son, Brunswick, Printer. -Sundry books.
823 Jacobi, F. A. Brunswick, Inv.&Mnnu.- -Ilorse castin iron; sundry cast iron articles.
824 Diesel & Co. Saalfeld.—Sundry colours.
825 Cosack, J. Arnsberg, Lead and silver ore, subphurct of lead, and sulphuret of zino (black jack).
820 Augustin, H. F. L. Halberstndt. Manu. — Sugar oflead in crystals, bottom pieces, and in groups of crystal?.
827 Barke & Kuster, Liibbecke, Manu.—Samples ofwheat starch.