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ADDENDA TO SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
40 Tostrup, J. Christiania, Norway, Mann.—Orna-mental box of chiselled silver, intended to hold consecrated'Vafers for the altar service.
47 E lfdaiil’s Porphyry Works, Sweden, Prod, and
Manu.—(Capt. P. W. P. Wallis, 11.N. Uomehush, Southsea,Prop.) —Two porphyry vases on pediments of polished rod 1& r ftnit,e, executed at the above works in Sweden. !
48 Danckwart, Lieut. Wernumo, Sweden, Artist.—Portrait of Jenny Lind carved in ivory.
, 49 Paemgren, P. F. Stockholm, Sweden, Maim.—A
Sl Wer drinking-can.
50 Aiilborn, C. Stockholm, Sweden, Des. and Manu.“—A. picture frame carved in wood, intended to surround a8c ulptured image of the Saviour, and representing in itsPrincipal parts, objects in connection with the subject ofme sculpture, namely:—above, Flowers ns an emblem of1 atience. To the left, Angel with rose-branch, symbolical(> t Love. To the right, Angel with lilies, representingInnocence. Underneath, Ivy and palm-leaves, denoting
dernity and Peace.
51 llis Majesty tiie King of Sweden, Prop.— Aglossal vase of porphyry, manufactured at the porphyry"’Arks of Klfdahl in Sweden. A table with inlaid top, com-posed of different descriptions of Swedish stone.
p 52 Waurendorff, Martin Von, Baron, Akers°undry, near Mariefrcd, Sweden, Manu.—Seventy-two-l°Und bomb cannon, with an invention for introducing the}argo from behind, and its carriage, made of iron. This^jnd ot ordnance bus been selected to mount the fortress ofrj, ® x noim, at the entrance to Stockholm from the sea.fieU s P ec * meu exhibited has been duly tested. A six-pound.. d cannon, Swedish model. A six-pound field cannon,Danish model.
53 Wjeueun, J. Stockholm, Sweden, Inv. and Prop7~A coach, in the construction of which several new1 ^yentious have been adapted*, Buch as the wheels boin^"Uhout naves, tlie axletrees moveable, and the turning^ dieted in an eccentric curve by the fore-carriage. A gigKo with new inventions introduced in its construction°veu spiral springs for carriages.
, 54 Norman, —, Stockholm, Sweden, Manu.—A sledgedll apron, covered in bearskin.
, 55 Kkeuger, Admiral, Stockholm, Sweden, lnv .—A‘nd-ineter, constructed by the. admiral.
,,, 50 Bounder, J. k 0. Stockholm, Sweden, Maim.—
j kitchen ranges of iron. A ship's eabousc of iron. Ai<min<r oven, witli flat irons appertaining.n 57 Boiiman, K. J. Stockholm, Sweden, Manu.—A what1 ( >f Jacuraiula, with plate-glass back.
, 58 StensTrom, P. A. Stockholm, Sweden, Maim .—/
^SBiug-bureau, with polished ornaments on a ground.
Malmqvist, A. Stockluvlm, Sweden, Manu.— Jessing-bureau, with inlaid zinc ornaments.
Dumhatii, 11. Stockholm, Sweden, Manu.—A lo«o} v ^h inlaid ornaments in different metals.
“1 Edbeug, (J. Iv. Stockholm, Sweden, Manu.—■ A
writing table of Jacaranda wood, ornamented, and with anovel contrivance for locking it up.
02 Kosenwall, P. Stockholm, Sweden, Manu. — Agraud piano-forte.
03 Sjoblom, €. G. Stockholm, Sweden, Manu. — Apainted table, china pattern.
64 Johnson, A. Stockholm, Sweden, Manu.—A worktable in papier macho.
•65 Eiiresberg, J. F. Stockholm, Sweden, Manu.—Aspinning-wheel, for double spinning, of measle birch.
00 Mollenborg, G. Stockholm, Sweden, Manu.— A■ candlestick with two figures, in chiselled silver with glasspainting.
07 Folckek, G. F. Stockholm, Sweden, Alanu.— Asalver (tea-tray), in chiselled silver. A flower vase in silverfiligree work. A drinking can, in embossed silver, repre-senting a scene from Bellman.
88 Palmgrex, P. J. Stockholm, Sweden, Manu.—Aninkstand in embossed silver.
08 Bergstrom, J. AV. Stockholm, Sweden, Manu.--Achandelier, for 42 lights, of chiselled bronze, gilt. Twocandclabras, with figures in the same material, for six lightseach. Two candlesticks, with figures in the same material,<br four lights each.
70 Djurson, C., Stockholm, Sweden, Manu.—A lampof embossed brass.
71 Daiilbom, P. A., Stockholm, Sweden, Manu.—Atea-urn of embossed brass. Three lacquered tea-trays; threelacquered bread-baskets.
72 Ahlheru, O. Stockholm, Sweden, Manu.—A tenor-horn, of embossed brass.
73 Ahlbeck, G. C- Stockholm, Sweden, Maim.—Asword of gilt, and damascened steel.
74 Warodell, L. J. Stockholm, Sweden, Prop. —Sixteen different pieces of etched and gilt-steel ware,manufactured in Sweden, such as paper-gcissors, knives,rules, 8tc.
75 Kockum, G. Malmo, Sweden, Prop.—Seven anvils,hammers, &c., of fine polished cast-steel.
70 Lidberg, A. G. Stockholm, Sweden, Manu.—Twelve goldsmiths’ and m atch-makcrs’ tools.
77 Bergstrom, J. W. Stockholm, Sweden, Manu. —A bright-filed picklock, for double lock.
78 Hook s Iron Works, Smaland, Sweden.—Adouble-harrclled gun, with percussion lock, and engraving, made bya smith’s apprentice, at the above place.
79 Hagstrom, —* Stockholm, Sweden, Manu.—Abrace of pistols, for mark-shooting.
80 Hkrgquist, —, Stockholm, Sweden, Manu.—Threemodels of the Swedish artillery’s cannon.
81 IIletman, J. A. Stockholm, Sweden, Manu.—Twolarge lacquered balances
82 Nystkanb, —, Eskilstuna, Sweden, Manu.—A pairof skates, with their straps, &c.
83 Leman, G. Lessjbforss, Sweden, Munu.—Ten bun-dles of different kinds of iron wire.
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