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233 Steakosch, S., & Sow, Briinn, Moravia —

Manufacturers.

Ladies’ woollen cloakings.

Trouserings.

234 Teenklee, Anton, & Sons, Meichenberg, Bohemia

—Manufacturers.

Clotli and Peruvians.

235 Tschorner, Josef, jun., Meichenberg, Bohemia —

Manufacturer.

Olio cloth.

236 Ullrich, Anton, jun., Meichenberg, Bohemia —

Manufacturer.

Cloths and Peruvians.

237 Vonwii.ler & Co., Saslach and Senftenberg ,

Bohemia —Manufacturers.

Cloth, Peruvians, and trouserings.

238 Schmitt’s (J. M.) Heies, & Co., Neugedein,

Bohemia —Manufacturers.

Thibets, Cashmeres , camlets, fustians, &c.

Circassian and plaid shawls, scarfs, &c.

239 Bossi, Joseph, St. Veit, mem Vienna —

Manufacturer .

Cashmere and printed shawls, scarfs, and dresses.

240 Bracht, F. W., Vienna —Manufacturer .

An assortment of woollen and half-woollen prints forladies’ dresses. Balzarine dresses.

Woollen and barege shawls, handkerchiefs, and scarfs.

241 Liebig, Eeanz, Meichenberg, Bohemia —

Manufacturer.

Printed Thibet and Circassian handkerchiefs, neck-cloths, and scarfs. Table-covers.

242 Winter, Joseph, Vienna ', TwppacU, Bohemia ;

and Trebitsch, Moravia —Manufacturer.Ladies’ printed dresses; half-woollen stuffs.

243 Haas, Philipp, & Sons, near Vienna —

Manufacturers.

Utrecht velvet carpets. Table-covers.

244 Dieezee’s (Johann) Heirs, Kleinmiinchen,

near Linz —Manufacturers.

Carpets of different sizes and colours.

244a Prochaska, W., Prague —Tailor.

Two patchwork table-covers.

245 Salzer, Gael, Vienna —Dyer.

Samples of dyed silk of various colours.

[The raw material of tins important branch of Austrian industry is chiefly produced in the Lombardo-Venetianprovinces and the Tyrol. In Hungary , and the MilitaryFrontiers, also, the silkworm-breeding, for years fosteredhy Government, has met with great success, and the silkproduced, which is of a good quality, is largely exported.

The manufacture of silk goods is chiefly carried on inVienna , Milan, and Como, and there are also variousmanufactories in the smaller towns of Lower Austria andthe Tyrol. With the exception of a few very fine articles,they supply the home-market entirely, and export largequantities, especially of the lighter descriptions of goods.]

246 Messat, Anton, Vienna — Manufacturer .

A large assortment of silk ribbons.

247 Mobbing, Carl, Vienna —Manufacturer .

Figured gros de Naples ribbons and Batin ribbons.

248 Pfeningberger, Josef, Vienna —Manufacturer .Silk ribbons of various kinds.

249 Backhausen, Carl & Johann, Henna —

Manufacturers.

Half-silks for ladies’ dresses.

250 Bader Beothers, Vienna —Manufacturers .

Silks , ladies’ scarfs, dresses, and handkerchiefs.

251 Blaha & Rosenberger, Vienna —Manufacturers .Figured satin, white silk waiscoating, and velvet.

252 Bttjatti, Franz, Vienna —Manufacturer .

Silk furnitures and damasks. Carriage linings.

Silk brocades for ecclesiastical vestments.

Silk hangings, counterpanes, handkerchiefs, satin, &c.

253 Dorfleuthner, Leopold, Vienna — •

Manufacturer.

Half-silks and silks, ladies’ dresses, satin, velvet, &c.

254 Flemmich, Anton, Vienna —Manufacturer .Figured silk for dresses.

255 Fries, Anton, & Zeppezauer, Vienna —

Manufacturer .

Silk for dresses. Ecclesiastical brocades. Silk tapestry.Damasks. Satins. Ladies’ scarfs.

256 Ganser, J., Vienna —Manufacturer .Transparent silk gauze.

257 G-iani, Joseph, Vienna —Manufacturer. .

Silks and half-silks. Ecclesiastical brocades and da-masks.

258 Gruber, M., & Enzinger Brothers, Vienna

■—Manufacturers.

Silks . Satins. Gros de Naples. Shawls.

259 Haas, Philipp, & Sons, Henna —Manufacturers.Silks and half-silks, damasks, furnitures, velvets, and

lampasses.

260 Hell, Georg, Vienna —Manufacturer .

Silk furnitures, in brocatelle. Lampasses. Satin . Da-masks. Velvet.

261 Herzig, Joh., & Son, Vienna —Manufacturers .Figured silk for dresses, damasks, &c.

262 I-Iornbostel, C. G., & Co., Vienna—

Manufacturers .

Silks .

Silk velvet bayadere handkerchiefs; ladies’ dresses ;barege shawls.

Printed foulards. The stuff made on self-acting water-looms, and printed by Gustav Konig in Vienna .

263 Kriokl, Ernst, Vienna —Manufacturer .Ecclesiastical vestments.

Infula of real cloth of silver, embroidered with gold.Casula of silk velvet, embroidered with gold and silver.Vestment of cloth of silver, embroidered with gold.

264 Kostnee, Albert, Henna —Manufacturer.Ecclesiastical brocades, embroidered in gold and silver,

on silk and chenille. Ecclesiastical vestments.

265 Lemann, Jos., & Son, Hernia —Manufacturers.Tapestry. Pall, ornamented with real gold. Veils.Ecclesiastical brocades.

Ecclesiastical vestments, embroidered with gold, silver,and imitation metal, on silk and chenille.

[Official Illustrated Catalogue.]

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