SWITZERLAND.
# 229 Faessler, J. A. Appenzell, Manu.—Milk tubs inminiature.
230 Hartmann, L. & Co. Fribourg, Manu.—Stalks of^beat grown in the Canton of Fribourg, prepared for strawplaiting. Specimens of plaiting. Ladies bonnets.
231 Hurter & Buiiolzer, Lucerne, Manu.—Horse-hair,double and single tress.
232 Lendenmann, J. C. Grub, Canton of Appenzell,mv. and Manu.—Printers’ rollers, made of “ Swiss imitationcaoutchouc.it is elastic, tough, soluble in water, andcapable of adaptation to different temperatures.
233 Piece, Louisa, Geneva.—Caoutchouc knit-stockings*or invalids.
234 Sulzberger & Akermann, Meisterschwanden,Manu.—Horse-hair and silk lace. Lace made of Ostindian•temp, horse-hair and silk. Specimen of cabas, cigar-cases,pS9<els, and straw ornaments. Straw rope. Tresses of^dian hemp and silk. Bleached straw, bleached wood.
235 Baatard, J. A. Lausanne.—Plated work-box, withmahogany wood and steps.
230 Bautte, T. F. Geneva, Manu.—Presse-papier, ingold-enamelled rococo style; the base ornamented withPanted views; groups of flowers, painted in enamel uponSold, with a mechanical singing bird.
237 Wettli, M. L. Berne, Manu.—Lady’s mechanical^crutoire, of white wood, can be used for writing in a sittingr standing posture. Carved work, representing the rusticconomy and Alpine life of the inhabitants of Switzerland,w 238 Fluekk, Elizabeth, Brienz, Canton of Berne,Lady’s work-basket, carved in maple-wood,bo . ® Baumann, A. Brienz, Canton of Berne, Carver.—Ath ’ * n white wood; the carving on the cover, representsc J*Alpine rose. Box of yew-tree wood, ornamented inwith the garden rose and a garland of flowers,box, made of yew-tree wood, inlaid, &c.telaH Chenevard, L. Geneva.—Enamelled map of thee han!i Great Britain : illustrating an application of
felled painting to the improvements of maps.
i ^ Ess > B. Au Jeu de I’Arc, Geneva, Painter.—*fWri. : Youn S Beggar, after Murillo. The Card-player,Bridp 1 * 8 Bavid. Jane of Arragon, after Raphael. The°f Lammermoor, after Tony Johanot. The Guardian
249 i? r Becaisne. Venus and Cupid, after Titian, &c.^*nto . IIRU Brothers, Schwendi, near Meyringen,. n °1 Berne.—Box-wood salad spoon and fork, ruler,c ham /?£' CU P for children, nut-crackers, folder, handle of^cep«i‘ 0rn9 , &c. Painted plate, sculptured by Daniel
245* Lr° f Thoune -
.. ES9ler » N. Fribourg, Des. and Carver.—Statue
-Anting Father Girard, a Franciscan friar.
Orjjj^r carer, J. A. Appenzell, Canton of Appenzell.—%UreA J ew el-case, of nut-tree wood, ornamented with
li&mi'elp C09 ^ ume °f the Canton of Appenzell, Wil-frid eventsshot, and other representations of Swiss characters
ena^f e ? a - C. Geneva, Inv. and Prod.—Five
Nel SOn iV »'. natur . e pocket-compass, with portrait of Admiral<W an ,, Mourning dial, Turkish calendar-dial, ChineseRomish dial.
ALI ' ME 'T' R “ Al PEN ’ 2Er - I ‘ ER i A- St. Gall, Manu.—E he r.oim, < reUn ’ a view of Meyringen, Canton of Berne,
that of tv'° 81tlon is a combination of the plastic art witht> ^47 M ma ^ er artificial flowers.
®«rne _g,? zeneb > Jaun, near Meyringen, Canton of
p 248 ten chamois and huntsmen, on a hill.
“easant’R Brienz, Canton of Berne, Carver.—
S® n denci ea arn R hou90 * n the Bernese Oberland, with its de-celi ar L removing the roof, the interior, even to
249 f> IT ^ eXposeci v i®w, with the furniture, Sec.
Aux > G. Geneva.—Full-length portrait of Iler
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Majesty Queen Victoria, painted in enamel after Chalon.Painted with new colours, made in Geneva, by L. Dufaux,sen.
250 Schild, J. Brienz, Canton of Berne, Carver.—Carved table. Bernese peasant’s habitation.
251 Schick, Madame, Geneva. Paintings on alabaster,whitened and hardened for brooches and other articles ofjewellery, covers of chests, boxes, and paper weights.
252 Schoell, C. A. St. Gall, Inv. and Mod.—Model inrelief of the mountains of Appenzell, including a surface ofabout 130 square miles. The apparatus and the plasticsubstance of the relief are the exhibitor’s own invention.
253 Spalinger, J. Schaffhausen.— Album, with severalwoodcuts, executed by the exhibitor. The drawings wereexecuted by several Swiss artists.
254 Stoetzner, C. F. & Co. Schaffhausen, Prod.—Gal-vano-typic plates, subjects composed and drawn by M.Bendel, Munich, &c. The object of the galvano-typicplates is, to supply the place of woodcuts at a cheaper rate.
255 Jaun, T. Meyringen, Canton of Berne, Carver.—Agroup of nine chamois and huntsmen, carved in maple wood.
250 Ueltsciii, J. Oberwyl, Canton of Berne, Manu.—Brooches, watch-keys, shirt buttons, and rings, made ofchamois horns, &c.
257 Wyttenbach, C. Berne, Prop.—Model in relief ofthe cathedral of Strasburg, executed in card-paper, by J.Leemann, Zurich, executed with a penknife by a workingbookbinder, who was employed on it incessantly for threeyears.
258 Leemann, J. Berne, Carver.—A model, represent-ing a fountain erected on the market-place of Nuremberg,in Bavaria, by the celebrated masons George and FredericKupruht; the figures were executed by Sebald Schonhofes.
259 Wirtz, J. Berne, Painter.—A table in white wood,with view of Tell’s chapel, and the costumes of the twenty-two Cantons. A table, with the view of the Handekfall.A desk, with a view of the Siessbach, and other articles inpainted wood. Letter-back, with the view of the W r en-geralp.
200 Ziegler-Pellis, J. Winterthur, Canton of Zurich,Manu.—Divers articles of pottery ware, raw and glazed.The large pieces are exhibited for fineness and exactnessin the expression of the medallions, &c.
201 Geilinger Brothers, Winterthur, Canton ofZurich.—Yasmas, dyed and printed.
202 Lecoultre, G. Canton of Vaud, Manu.—Razorwith seven blades. Razors with three, two, and one blade,buffalo handle, &c.
263 Lecoultre & Golay, Canton of Vaud, Watch-maker.—Large pinion with twenty teeth ; others withsixteen, twelve, eight, seven, and six teeth, fixed on a wheel.
204 Schuchmann, W. Canton of Neufchatel, Engraver.—Two coins, engraved in steel; the one representing agroup of two persons, the other the head of a warrior.
265 Fischer, E. Chur, Canton of Granbudten, Manu.—A double American rifle with two barrels and only onetrigger; the right barrel straight, the left with a halfwinding.
200 Piguet Brothers, Sentier, Canton of Vaud, Manu.—A gold watch, enamel dial, duplex escapement, five rubies,maroquin case.
267 Paillard Brothers, E. A. St. Croix, Canton ofVaud, Manu.—A gold watch, five rubies, portrait of theQueen of Holland, with diamonds. A gold watch, fiverubies, to wind up by the pendant.
268 Kramf.r, A. Locle, Canton of Neufchatel, Manu.—A gold watch^ independent seconds, and metal thermometer;twenty holes in rubies, compensation balance.
269 Schmid Brothers, Thalweil, Canton of Zurich,Manu.—Silk handkerchiefs; the weaving, printing, finish-