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PRUSSIA—SAXON DUCHIES—THURINGIA.—BRUNSWICK, &c.

760 Baum, Edward, Coburg —Manufacturer.

Stove of polished iron plate, in the form of a “ Knight

in full armour,” with a base of cast-iron.

This stove is represented in the adjoining column.

761 Beyer & IIeinze, at Dobra, near Liebemverda —

Manufacturers.

Parqueterie squares for floors, exhibited for workman-ship. _

762 Einsiedel, Count G\, Iron Works , LauchTiammer

—Manufacturer.

Cast-iron goods :—Stoves, enamelled kettles, pots, milk-cans, horse-manger, &c.

Ornamental bronze casts:—Water-drawer. Bust ofthe Prince of Prussia. Polar bears, monkeys, tigers, &c.

Nos. 21, 22, 23, and 24, 25, 26, were modelled by thesame artist in the years 1849 and 1850, all from livingoriginals, and all in the London Zoological G-ardens exceptthe last. _•

763 Fleischmann, A., Sonneberg , Saxe Meiningen —

Manufacturer. (Agent, Mr. Joseph Kendall, 8Harp Lane, Great Tower Street, London .)

An etagere, with side pieces; tables, with stands ofvines, which form an arbour; the branches supportingtwo strong glass plates, forming a chiffonniere. Drawingsof other articles of furniture. These articles are termedby the exhibitor “Paxton furniture,” and are chieflycomposed of iron and glass. (Provisionally registered.)Looking-glass frame, with glass.

Madonna and bracket, bronzed.

Knights various, bronzed.

Bronzed and gilt brackets, in the Homan, Greek, By-zantine , Gothic, and renaissance styles, &c., bronzed andwood-coloured.

Mazeppa and horse, bronzed. Dog, bronzed.Candle-screen, wood-coloured.

Pair of architectural ornaments in the renaissance style.An assortment of animals, in wood colour.Daguerreotype frames.

Assortment of medallions, in horn frames.

Various serpentine stone mug and cups, boxes, cross,and goblet, with medallions.

A lustre, composed of papier maclie, representingJullien’s comic concert, with 20 musicians, modelled bySaehsenwager. (Provisionally registered.)

764 Meyer & Wried, Successors to Stobwassee,j Brunsioick —Manufacturer.

Japanned tea-trays, with pictures. “ The Summer’sEvening,” after Nickoll. “The Tinker,” after Mieris .

Varnished paintings, with gilt frames. “ Children,” afterFiiger. “ The Blind Fiddler,” after Wilkie. “ A RuralStable,” after Pfeiffer.

765 Pieg-ler, G., Schleiz — Manufacturer.Night-clocks. Dressing-glasses. Lamp. Candle-screen.Table-candlesticks; screen-candlesticks. Candle-screens.Plated tinder-boxes. Match-boxes. Fumigating ma-chines.

“Travelling-candlesticks. Stalleur-lamps.” Bottle-corks.Boot-jacks. Tinder-boxes, German silver.

766 Stubg-en & Kleemann, Erfurt —Manufacturers.Brass sliding, or staff lamp.

767 Wallace, August, Weimar — ’Manufacturer.

(Agent in London , — Collmann.)

Bronze jewel-box in the Byzantine style, partly giltand partly silvered.

768

Boeiirig-, Carl, Braunlage , Brunswick —Manu-facturer. (Agents in London , Messrs. A. & P.Joseph Meyers & Co., 144 Leudenhall Street.)Specimens of glass cylinders.

Plate glass; plate glass, with paintings.

Baum’s Stove of Polished Iron.