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AUSTRIA.
602 Frame, Josef, Kamnilz, Bohemia —Manufacturer.
Glass liair ornaments : breast-pins, broodies, ancl mis-cellaneous articles of glass.
603 Pazelt, Anton, Turnau, Bohemia —Manufacturer.Assortment of artificial stones of glass, cut.
604 Pfeiffer, Franz Anton, Neudorf, near Mor-chenstern , Bohemia —Manufacturer.
Paste for artificial precious stones, of different coloursand designs. _
606 Peeieeer, J., & Co., Gablonz , Bohemia —Manu-
facturers. (Agent, Oscar Frauenknecht, 80Bishopsgate Street Within, London .)
Specimens of cut-glass buttons. Glass breast-pins andbroocbes. Artificial precious stones.
Beads, chandelier pendants, flagons, candle rosettes,knife-rests, letter-weights (mille fiori), and various toys inglass.
607 Sarder, Peter, Gablonz , Bohemia —Manufacturer.Assortment of beads, glass buttons, chandelier pendants,
and artificial precious stones.
Rings and ear-rings, breast-pins, pins, hair-pins,brooches, scent-bottles, flagons, &c.
Bracelets, necklaces, beads, drops, seals, &c.
608 Schwefel, Anton, Vienna —Manufacturer.Artificial human eyes of glass.
609 Spietschka, V., Liebenau, Bohemia —Manufac-turer. (Agent, Charles Holland, 41 FinsburyCircus, London .)
Assortment of beads, pins, and hair ornaments of glass;bead necklaces; glass buttons and brooches; pinchbeckrings and ear-rings set with paste stones; artificialprecious stones; chandelier drops.
Sample-book with drawings of chandelier drops, lightrosettes, flagons, scent-bottles, &c.
610 Miesbach, Alois, Vienna and Pesth —
Manufacturer.
Assortment of bricks, roofing-tiles, and draining-tiles ofclay, from Inzersdorf, near Vienna , and Rakos, nearPesth .
Hollow bricks for building arches, made by machinery.
[This exl libitor has seven brick manufactories, givingdirect employment to 4,880 persons, and producing an-nually 107 million bricks and tiles. His establishment atInzersdorf on the Wiener Berg is the largest in theworld; it covers 2G5 English acres, has 24,930 feet inlength of drying sheds, 8,304 feet in length of mouldingsheds, 446 moulding benches, 43 kilns capable of burningtogether 3,510,000 bricks at one time, five artesian wells,stabling for 300 horses, blacksmiths’, carpenters’, andwheelwrights’ shops, besides an infant school for 120children, and a hospital with 52 beds : it employs 2,890persons, and turns out annually 65,500,000 bricks andtiles : 680 English acres of laud supply a first-rate mate-rial for the manufacture, and contain sufficient for severalcentimes. The other six factories are provided on thesame scale.]
611 PartSCH, A., jun., Theresienfeld , near Vienna —
Manufacturer.
Various samples of clay tobacco-pipes.
612 Bahr & Maresch, Aussig on the Elbe , Bohemia —Manufacturers.
Syderolite ware:—Flower vases, baskets, figures, tea-services, fruit-dishes, pier-tables, wall and table candle-
sticks, jugs, ceutre-pieces, pipe-bowls, paper-weights,busts, &c..
[The manufacture in Austria of pottery, syderolite ware,Wedgwood ware , terra cotta, bricks, &c., has made con-siderable progress within the last ten years, and has nowbecome of importance. The exportation of earthenware,particularly via Trieste , has constantly increased. Bo-hemia takes the lead in this department.
Still more striking is the progress made by Bohemia inthe manufacture of porcelain, in consequence of its cominginto more extensive use. With solidity, purity, whiteness,and power of resisting sudden changes of temperature,the Austrian porcelain combines tastefulness of designand painting, and thus insures for itself an honourableplace among the works of industry.]
613 Huffzky’s Widow, Vincenz, Hohenstein, nearToplitz , Bohemia —Manufacturer.
Terralite-ware:—Flower-pots, centre-pieces, cups, milk-jugs, candlesticks, fruit baskets, dessert plates, &e.Russian monument.
[The quality of the articles manufactured in that de-scription of earthenware which resembles the potterycalled Wedgwood ware (syderolite, terralite, stone-clay),is constantly improving. An excellent raw material, sup-plied by a clay found in the vicinity of Wildstein, is prin-cipally used in the making of stone jars for mineral waters,and to a smaller extent also in that of utensils for varioustechnical purposes.]
614 Schiller & Geebing, Bodenbach, near Tetschen -on-the-Elbe , Bohemia —Manufacturers.Syderolite ware;—Centre-pieces, flower-vases, huntingand wine jugs, inkstands, butter dishes, tea and coffeeservices, letter-weights, busts, figures, &c.
615 Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, Vienna .
Letter-weights, groups, figures, of porcelain.
Vases, plates, dishes, sauce tureens and stands, punch-bowls, casseroles, compotiers, wine coolers, large vase andstand, fruit dishes, ice pail, letter-weights, inkstand,a table, coffee cups, groups, figures, paintings, &c.
616 Bagatti-Valseccht, Pietro— Milan.
Enamel painting on glass, representing Lucia in Matt'zoni’s “ Promessi Sposi.” „
Painting on porcelain, representing “ Rafael’s studio,after Podesti. „
Enamel paintings on metal, “Magdalene,” “Madonna,and “Head of the Magdalene.”
Painting on porcelain, “ Madonna and Child, sur-rounded by a garland of flowers.”
Painting on porcelain, “Valenzia Gradenigo before th®Inquisitors,” from Venetian history, after Hayer.
“An Odalisque,” on porcelain.
“ Madonna,” on earthenware.
617 Fischer, Christian, Firlcenhammer , Bohemia —'Manufacturer.
A large assortment of dinner, tea, and coffee serriedvases, toilet service, ink-stands, fruit-dislies, figures,of porcelain.
618 Fischer, Moritz, Herend , Sungari /—Manufacturer.
Vases; dinner, tea, and coffee services; candlestick’coffee-cups, &c., of porcelain.