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The beautiful porcelain vase, called the Queen s Pattern Vase, is modelled after the original m the posses-

sion of her majesty,taste and ^till of the

It is entirely creditable to themanufacturers, and forms one of

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A.NDEEA Boni, of Milan, many

of whose productions | have been

already noticed in the Record, exhibits also

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the chief attractions in the display of Messrs. Rose.

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The two small Statuettes in Parian, and the Pitcher

and Candlestick in the same material, are exhibited by

Messrs. T. <fc R. Boote, of Burslem, Staffordshire.

the Chimney Piece in terra cotta, noticeable for good wo

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