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Athenian Vase.

273 Drake, Professor F., Berlin — Inventor.

Alto-relievo in plaster of Paris .

Cast of a part of the pedestal of the marble monu-ment of Frederic William III. of Prussia, erected atBerlin . The monument is double the size of the model,representing emblems of garden pleasures—a motherlistening to the rippling of the brook ; girls with flowers;leading the swan; children at a bird’s nest, &c.

Roy reclining, in marble, original.

274 Engel, F., Berlin —Inventor .

Model of an ellipsoid, with its curves and centre cut.Model of Fresnel’s undulating plane.

275 Moitrxng, Fk. I/., Berlin —Inventor . (Agent in

London , If Hebeler, Esq. Prussian Consul-General.)Bust raised by electro-galvanism.

Alto-relievo and table ornament, after Tiect, in twocolours, galvanically silvered and gilt.

Bish, to correspond.

Dish raised by electro-galvanism.

Wash-hand basin and water-cup in similar styles.Baskets galvanically silvered over.

Large and small vine leaves in two colours.

Flower vases, and a sconce in a similar style.

27 0 Liedel, C. J., Wm-mbrunn —Inventor.

Artificial compositions of moss and paper, representingWarmbrunn in Silesia, Kiisen near Naumberg, the leadchambers at Venice, tlio Roehelfall, a mill on the hills.Chiefly made by the exhibitor.

277 Kruse, C. B., Stettin— Inventor.

Cork models, executed by the exhibitor:—

A rain. The church at Kobern on the Moselle. TheIf un-hill and the fortress at Salzburg. The gate at Basle .View of the chateau de Median en Berri. View of thechateau de Josselin en Bretagne. Castle of Ehcinsteinon the Rhine . Castle Langenau on the Lahn. Ruin ofthe church de Seps Douluers at Jerusalem . Ruin of thegate at Damascus . Castle of Babertsberg near Potsdam.Castle of Rhineck. Two French ruins.

278 Krause, Martin, Berlin —Inventor .

Casts of the Twelve Apostles, which were carved inonyx, and fixed in the shield, presented by the King ofPrussia to the Prince of Wales.

Bracelet of various pastes, with easts after gems in theRoyal Prussian Collection, enchased in gold.

279 Kiss, Professor A., Berlin .

Group, in zinc and bronze, representing an Amazon onhorseback attacked by a tiger—after one cast in bronze in1839, by a number of amateurs, and presented to tlie Kingof Prussia, and which was placed by bis Majesty’s com-mands in front of the Royal Museum, Berlin —designed bythe exhibitor, cast in zinc and bronzed over by M. Geiss,Berlin , in his peculiar manner.

Group in bronze, as above, on a small scale.

This group is represented in the Plate 177.

280 Devaeanne, S. P., & Son, Berlin —Inventors.

Zinc easts :—

Lion. Panther.

Venus. Boy with a squirrel.

Stag’s head, lion’s head, and Paris ’s head.

Console. Pin. Knob.

Rosettes. Wreath of laurels. Square ornament.Trellises, with beards.

Various pieces of ornaments.

Assortment of fine cast-steel. Jewellery.

281 Fischer, Karl, Berlin —Inventor .

Portrait of Her Majesty the Empress of Russia., cameo

in onyx.

Various medals in bronze, in frames.

Phrixus and Hello; relievo in ivory—original composi-tion.

282 Winkelmann, Julius, Berlin —Inventor .

Statue of Frederic II., Elector of Brandenburg, pro-duced by electrotype process. ’

Silvered and gilt tea-trays ; snuffer-trays ; vine-bearer ;large antique bowl; reliefs ; plates; caster-stand; chande-liers ; large wine-cup; glass trays; cups ; decanter-stands; fruit-bowls; candlesticks; candelabras; chande-liers ; napkin-rings; bread-baskets; spoon-basket, &c.,all produced by tlie same process.

283 Franz, Julius, Berlin —Inventor .

Bronze figure of a shepherd attacked by a leopard inplaster of Paris .

284 Haenel, Edward, Berlin .

(London Agent, Mr. M. Kronheim, 32 Paternoster Row.)

Frames and boxes, containing 500 different impressionsof certificates, bank-notes, and labels of every description,upon pasteboard, in black, colours, and gold. ’

Specimens of type.

Casts of brass types for bookbinders and gilders, andelectro-typed matrices for easting large types, galvaniccopies of wood-cuts, &c.