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JURY AWARDS—PRIZE MEDAL.
[Class XIII.
CLASS XIII.
PRIZE MEDAL.
X
ATIO>'.
No. inCatalogue.
Name op Exhibitor.
Objects Rewarded.
48
3G0
1064
1065
21
41
153
1079
1085
157
197
771
1110
24
49
111738
111844
1120
1125
31
1134
30
23
113
1143
796
39
1154
70
22
96
72
66
40152509
1192
1193175
1225
152
119
1247
1248173652
41
42
62
870
260
537
25
153
61
1625
64
1087
1
Alsop, Robins, and Co.
Andreae, C.
Balay, Jules.
Balleidier, F.
Barth, Massing, and Plichon .Barres Brothers.
Sewing silks.
Velvet ribbons.
Ribbons made of silk in the gum.
Assortment of vestings and figured velvets, amiterry.
Bluck silk plush for hats.
Their perfection of trams for tulle and organzine,16, IS, 20, 22, 26, and 28, dernier, for satin andplush.
Bauman and Streuli ....Bellon, Joseph, and Co. .
Bertrand, Gayet, and Dumontat .Bischoff, Christopher and John .
Bonnet, J. and C.
Bonneton, J.
Bouvard and Lancon ....
Bravo, Michael.
Bridget!, Thomas, and Co.
Brisson Brothers.
Brocklehurst, J. aud T., and Sons
Brosse and Co.
Brough, J. and J., and Co.
Brunet, Lecomte, Guichard, and Co.
Buisson and Co........
Campbell, Harrison, and Lloyd .Carquillat (Weaver of Lyons) .
Carter, Yavaseur, and Rix
Casey and Phillips.
Chambon, Casimir.
Champagne and Rougier .Chartron and Son.
Chichizola, J., and Co.
Colliard and Comte.
Cope, Hammcrton, and Co.Cornell, Lyell, and Webster .Couderc and Soucarct ....Coventry Ribbons’ Committee .
Cox, R. S., and Co.
Critchley, Brinsley, and Co. . .
De Bary, T., and Bischoff.
Diergardt, F.
Donat, Andre.
Donat and Co.
Dumaine, X.
Fontaine, F.
Freyvogel and Ilcussler .
Gabain, George.
Gindre, L., and Co.
Girard, Xephew, and Co.. .
Graham and Sons.
Grout and Co.
Grosvenor, W., aud Co.
GuiUot and Co.
Hadwen, John, and Sons .
Harrop, Taylor, and Pearson .
Heekel and Co.
Hell, George. ......
Heime, Auguste.
Hill. James, and Co. ,
Jloehn and Baumann ....
lloldforth and Son.
Hooper, G., Carroz, and Tabourier
Houldsworth, James, and Co..
Ibrahim Aga.
Jame, Bianchi, and Duseigneur .Keith and Co.
Plain and armure silks, and glacegros-deOsaples.Black satins and taffetas.
Chine and figured silk shawls, scarfs, and cravats.Black taffetas, gros-de-Rhin, and some goodblack satins and ribbons.
Black satins and black taffetas.
Organzine for plush and satin.
A few specimens of their looms, which exhibitmanufacturing talent of a high order.Organzine for satins.
Sewing silks, purse twist, and sarsnet ribbons.Black silk plush, principally made by power.Persians , serges, sarsnets, gros-de*Xaples hand-kerchiefs.
Coloured velvets.
Sewing silks.
Chine and embroidered silk, gauzes, grenadines,and crepe3 for dresses, shawls, collars, scarfs,and cravats.
Gauze ribbons.
Moire antique, figured and brocaded silks.Woven portrait of Pope Pius IX. , and ditto ofthe Due d’Aumale’s visit to his workshop;also of the Queen.
Figured silks and moire antique.
Plain black radzimore and other plain silks.
Fine six-thread grenadine and organzine tor satin.An assortment of rich figured silks.
Organzine, for tulle, for ribbons, and for plushand satin.
Plain velvets, and figured silks.
Assortment of ribbons.
Figured ribbons.
Ribbons.
Gaze abluter, from 10 to 220 threads per inch.An excellent specimen of the skill of the partiesconcerned in the production of it.
An assortment of fancy ribbons.
Figured silks, handkerchiefs, and cravats.Figured ribbons.
Plain aud figured velvets, and velvet ribbons.Vestings and silks for cravats, in plain, figured,and broche satin, and grenadine.
Black silk plush.
Organzines.
Vesting and garment silks.
Figured ribbons.
Silks in damasks, and brocatelle for furniture.White and coloured satins.
Black and coloured velvets.
Black moire satins and velvets.
Black crapes, crepe aerophane, crepe lisse, &c.Furniture silks.
Plain velvets, figured velvets, imitation of whitelace on velvet ground.
Spun silk-yarn.
An assortment of black and shot plain silks.Satins in white, black, and colours, of all qualities.Assortment of brocatelles.
Organzine.
Plain and figured silks.
Lustrings.
Spun silk-yarns in all numbers.
Plain, figured, and printed silk gauzes ; also illu-sion tulle.
Furniture silks.
Specimens of figured velvets.
Grenadine and organzines.
Furniture silks.