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Imitations of China lacquer. A screen, with gilt orna-ments on both sides. Tables, of fancy designs. Chairs,with velvet trimmings.
409 Menge, Antoine-George, Brussels .
Carved oak model of a fountain. Gothic carved oak
frames. Gothic carved oak chapel. Small oak bell, lime-tree ornaments. Two candelabra stands. Oak tablets,gilt on both sides.
410 Jehin, Henbi-Joseph, Spa.
Table, in plane-tree, painted with flowers, and veneeredwith maple-tree. Tea-chests, ornamented with flowers.Envelope-cases and handkerchief-boxes, with fancy designs.Ornamented desk, counter-box, and portfolios.
411 Bruno, Henri, Spa.
Table. Work-boxes. Portfolio. Tea-chest.
412 Misson, Emile & Louis, Spa.
Table, work-boxes, writing-cases, cigar and needle-cases,knitting and glove-boxes, and various other articles, allbeautifully painted with flowers and designs.
413 Misson, Aristide, Spa.
Work-boxes, cigar-cases, tea-chests, jewel-casket, enve-lope-cases, baskets, music-desk, &c. All are painted withcurious designs.
414 Marin, Jonas-Etienne, Spa.
Hound tables, with views of Spa and its environs.Ladies’ work-boxes, with flowers and landscapes. Album,with a Chinese subject, in imitation of Chinese lacquer.Fire-screen, white ground, representing Chinese subjects.Lar»e-sized -work-boxes, with flowers and figures. Tea-ches! and jewel-casket, similarly ornamented; and analbum. __
415 Massardo, Jeanne (Widow), Spa.
Largo work-boxes, painted by Crehay; subjects; TheIndecision, and the Reconciliation. Smaller ones, byHenrard and Rainkin. Jewel-caskets, by the same. Orna-mented albums. Tables, fire-screens, and baskets, orna-mented with flowers and landscapes.
416 He Jonghe, Ambroise, Bruges .
Specimens of ornamental inlaying, designed and exe-cuted by the exhibitor.
418 De Raedt, Jean-Gommaire, Antwerp .
Sideboard, ornamented with mirrors, and made of roseand satin-wood. _
Articles of furniture in ebony, tortoiseshell, rosewood,and oak. _._
420 Judo, Jean-BaptiSte, Bereliem , Antioerp.
Oak carved wardrobe, with four drawers, mouldings,and ornaments. Carved mahogany chair, with the backcarved and ornamented. Carved walnut-tree chair. Lightmahogany chair, with mouldings. All in the style otLouis XV . Common walnut-tree chair.
421 Deruelle-Delevote, Francois, Ghent . (Agent,
M. Cuylits, 55 Graceehurcli Street.)
Cylindrie book-stand and writing-desk.
423 Guislain, Charles, llasliere-la-Vau,r, Namur .Marble slabs, for round tables, of various descriptions.
Candelabras , in black marble.
424 Soetens, C'ornelis, St.-- G-illes-lez-Brussels ,
Brabant.
Artificial stone pillar and flags, for pavement. Arti-ficial stone medallion. These specimens are made ol'fusible lava, by a new process.
425 Leclercq, Augustin, Brussels .
White and black Belgian marble chimney-pieces.Washing-stand, of foreign marble. Marble dressing-table.Mosaic square, composed of specimens of Belgian marble.
426 Follet, Xarcisse, Verniers.
Stucco columns.
427 Vanderoost, Michel, Brussels .
Specimens of patent leather hoots. Goat-skin boots.Boot-trees. Patent and common lasts.
428 Stainier, Stanislas, Brussels .
Boot-trees, for the improvement of all descriptions of
boots. Lasts of a new construction, and shoes made uponthe same. __
429 Dosin, J. B., Biermalle-sons-Argentean, Liege. .Tables and chairs, in platted willow.
430 Loncke-I-Iaeze, Cii. L., Bottlers.
Brushes, for polishing, for clothes, for hair, dusting,
hats, sweeping, scrubbing, waxing, &c.
431 Quanonne, C. & J., Cureghem , Brabant.Specimens of stearic candles. Block of stearins.
432 Robert, P. J., jun., Brussels . (Agent, M. Cuylits,
55 Gracechurch Street.)
Specimens of parasols and marquees.
433 Delstanche & Leroy, MolenbeeTc-St.-Jean,
Brabant.
Specimens of wax candles.
434 Touche-GillSs, E., St. Laurent., Antwerp .Specimens of soap, made of olive oil, tallow, hog’s lard,
and cocoa oil.
Group of foreign and Belgian stuffed birds.
436 Van Campenhoudt, Cii., & Co., Neusclen-les-Gantl,
Bast Flanders.
Specimens of stearine candles and oleic acid.
437 Vander Maelen, Ph. , MolenbeeTc-St.-Jean,
Brabant.
An atlas, containing eight lithographs of the new topo-graphical map of Belgium , prepared under the directionof Messrs. Gerard and Vander Maelen; scale 1 in 80,000.