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JURY AWARDS—COUNCIL AND PRIZE MEDALS.

[Class XXII.

Nation.

No. inCatalogue.

Name of Exhibitor.

Objects Rewarded.

United Kingdom .

158

Slam:. H. W. (Cl xxit.) . .

Sickles.

Turkey .

1303

Sophia, Province of.

Scissors.

United Kingdom .

21

Stewart and Co.

Razor guard.

Sweden and Norway .

12a

Siille, A.

Razors, &c.

Austria.

559

Stuckhar*, John.

Cutlery.

France .

1496

Tahourdeau, P.

Cutlery.

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1024

Taborin, P. F.

Files.

United Kingdom .

205

Tasker, llenry, (Cl. xxn.)

Saws.

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211

Tavlor Brothers (Cl. xxn.)

Saws.

Prussia.

671

Thomas, C.

( utlery.

Canada .

120

"Wallace, A .

Planes.

United Kingdom .

187

Warbirrton and Co. (Cl. xxii.)

Augers.

Austria.

572

Weiss, J., and Sons

Tools.

United Kingdom .

134

Winks, B., and Sons (Cl. xxn.)

Razors.

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8

Mood..!.

Razors.

Spain .

256a

Ybarra, J.

Files.

Austria.

450

Zeitlinger, J. A.

Scythes.

CLASS XXIL

COUNCIL MEDAL.

Nation.

No. inCatalogue.

Name of Exhibitor.

Objects Rewarded.

France .

1053

Andre, J. P. V.

Iron fountain in nave, and the design of thealligator and fish fountain.

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1055

Aubanel, J.

Castings of animals, and gilt cast-iron door.

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1709

Barbedienne , F., and Co. (JointMedal with Cl. xxvi.)

Sculpture in metal, bronzes, &c.

United Kingdom . .

641

Coalbrook Dale Company

Cast-iron statues, new method of bronzing steel-grates, and diamond flooring for steam-engines.

—

700

Hardman and Co.

Ecclesiastical brass work.

—

140

lloole, Robson, and lloolc

Drawing-room steel-grates.

France .

923

Matifat, C. S.

Oiiginal designs in bionzc.

Bavaria ....

uo

Miller, Ford.

Casting in bronze of a colossal lion, and statuesof Libusa , and George I. of Bohemia.

Prussia.

271

Minister of Trade, for the RoyalPrussian Foundry.

Three vases, and candelabra w ith group of figuresin cast-iron.

United Kingdom .

102

Stuart and Smith.

Diawing-room grates on Silvester’s patent, andthe novel application of a revolving canopyinvented by Laurie.

Belgium ....

26

Yieille-Montagne Zinc Mining Com-

Specimens of zinc castings.

United Kingdom .

373

Winfield, R. W.

Brass foundry work and metallic bedstead, withtaper rolled pillars, and chandeliers.

PRIZE MEDAL.

United Kingdom .

2G5

Abate, F.

1 Specimens of a new art termed Metallography.

Xinited States .

462

Adams and Co. .

Bank lock.

United Kingdom .

300

Allen and Moore .

Metal buttons.

—

150

Armitage, M. and 11. .

Anvils. &c.

Prussia.

189

Arnheim, S. J. .

Iron-safe bureau.

United States .

138

Arrow-smith, G. A.

Permutation locks.

United Kingdom .

283

Aston, W.

Buttons.

—

663

Aubin, C.

—

805

Baily and Sons .

Cast-iron staircase work, brass work, &c.

—

319

Baker and Co. .

Flower-stand and cages.

—

287

Banks, E.

Buttons.

—

34

Barnard and Bishop

Wrought-iron hinge.

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693

Barron and Sons

Locks.

—

329

Bartleet and Sons .

Needles and fishhooks.

—

25

Bartrum and Prctyman

. Wrought copper nails, &c.

—

361

Bedington and Tonks .

: Brass work (vanous).

Prussia.

407

Beissel's Widow, and Son

Needles of English steel.

United Kingdom .

98

Bcnham and Sons .

Cooking apparatus.

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606

Bentley, W. 11. . . .

i Cooking apparatus.

Prussia .....

310

Blaescr, G.

Bronze statue of Beethoven , &c.

France .

28

Bianzv, Poure, and Co.

Metallic pens.

United Kingdom .

349

Blews and Son .

; Ship lamps and bells.

Prussia.

633

Bdker, li. and H. .

: Hardware (various).

United Kingdom . .

353

Bolton, T.

Brass and copper tubes.

—

680

Boobbyer, J. II.

Locks.

France .

776

Boucher, E., and Co. .

1 Culinary vases, tinned by a new process.