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Great exhibition of the works of industry of all nations, 1851: official descriptive and illustrated catalogue

Weltausstellung 1851, London

London, 1851

ETH-Bibliothek Zürich

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Sect. III. Class 19. Tapestry, , floor-cloths, and , &c.

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TAPESTRY, CARPETS, FLOOR-CLOTHS, LACE AND EMBROIDERY, &c.

INTRODUCTION .

Some of the objects included in this Class present , from their remarkable disposition in the Building , a highly attractive and interesting appearance, suspended from the girders over the Galleries, and thus displayed to the lest advantage, and under circumstances the most highly calculated to develop their peculiar beauties ;— the specimens of carpets, oil-cloths, and tapestry must be Exhibition. considered as occupyinga very prominent space in the The following Sub-Classes have a place under the general Class, inclusive of these and other articles :—As Tapestry, as Carpets of all kinds, Axminster, Brussels, Kidderminster, &c., Matting, Oil-cloth, Counterpanes, and ornamental Tapestry of different materials ; B. Lace, as Pillow-laee, made wholly by hand, and Machine- rvrought lace ; C. Sewed and Tamboured ; D. Embroidery by hand and machinery, and in different materials ; E. Fringes, Tassels, &c. ; P. Fancy and Industrial Works. . In the Building, objects in this Class are placed against the wall in the South Gallery, and arranged in cases m the South Central Gallery. Carpets and oil-clotlis are suspended from the girders in the Side and Central Galleries, and in the Galleries on the East Side of the Transept. The carpets exhibited by Her Majesty the Gueen are placed overhanging the corner near the Transept of the North Central Gallery ; of these, one is made 111the usual manner, and is intended for an apartment in Windsor Castle; the other is the combined production °f one hundred and fifty ladies, and is wrought in Berlin wool-work. The manufacture of tapestry, such as carpets and oil-cloth, and lace, is localized in peculiar districts, in a teinarkable manner ; Kidderminster, Wilton, Glasgow, and Halifax contain extensive factories solely engaged the production of the various descriptions of carpets in ordinary domestic use. The application of the power- mom to the manufacture is recent, and its use is extending. A great variety of combination of materials ls exhibited, many of which indicate a remarkable departure from the ordinary method of manufacturing carpets *®d similar objects. One of these is a species of mosaic tapestry where the cut mundation of caoutchouc. wool is fixed to a ground or The lace productions of Honiton and Buckinghamshirehave long attained universal renown. These are chiefly wrought by hand at the homes of the persons concerned in their manufacture ; but recently a combina¬ tion of machine-made lace and pillow-made ornament has been introduced under the title of “ appliquee lace.” ■yie machine lace of Nottingham has scarcely an inferior degree of celebrity: in that town factories are in ‘dmost constant work producing, by the aid of a large number of the most delicate and costly automatic engines, this slender fabric. In a preceding Class these machines are described, and are exhibited in motion in another Part of the Building. In the South Central Gallery are some beautiful specimens of the intricate and elegant °rnamentation capable of being imparted by these machines. Of the lace made by hand various interesting specimens are shown which represent much patient effort in the instruction of the poor in this art, and consider¬ ed®Iaate of design. Works which have occupied the unwearied producers during the leisure hours of some years are exhibited in lls Class, and display a large amount of industrial perseverance.—It. E.

Hibdle , Daniel , 81 Oxford Street —Manufacturer . 2 Fisher & Robinson , 12 Watting Street — Manufacturers . of Honiton lace, representing the arms of Her Various samples of black silk lace and piece goods, '"'itli ^ t'le Queen an(l H.R.H. Prince Albert , encircled p 1G 'V1-eaths of scarfs, lappets, half shawls, laces, footings, loop nets, palm and olive branches, around which white blonde machine-run curtains , white ■wp irosej thistle , and shamrock are entwined, and the tambour flower- gr e enclosed in a border of oak. Designed by T. rings, black needlewoi-k, quiltings , and nets . ' 1P, and manufactured by John Tucker . Tj°nfion guipure mantle . Bridal scarf and rich flounce 3 Groucock , Copestake , Moore , & Co ., 5 Bow omton lace ; the pattern composed of natural flowers. Churchyard—Manufacturers . °oiton shawl. Honiton guipure flounce. Flounce Honiton work point lace, guipure berthes , lappets , &c. I)0int Ult d’Angleterre , worked in imitation of Brussels Embroidered sleeves, collars, chemisettes , mus¬ lin trimmings , infants’ caps, and child’s frocks. ’ of?Tert he, handkerchief , coiffure, infant’s cap and collar Buckinghamshire lace. E °nlt“nlace - Lace pillow, with lace in progress, employing upwards of Etodkerclp 6? 1 aS a spee:men desiS1:l’ for makinS ladies’ 600 bobbins, each having a separate thread . Specimen of lace net for mosquito curtains , manufac- [19.] [Official Illustrated Catalogue .] 2 X 560 Class 19.—TAPESTRY , CARPETS , FLOOR CLOTHS , [ Dotted South Central Gallery . tured of cotton thread ; and for the application of 16 Gard , William Snowdon , 268 Regent Street— Brussels and Honiton sprigs, manufactured Irom cotton Designer and Manufacturer . thread . British point lace scarf. imitation Brussels point lace, viz. : a dress British guipure lace berthe , a new manufacture . and train , a scarf, berthe , and lappet . Victoria prima point lace. 17 Riego de la Branchardiere , Eleonore , 106 New Bond Street—Inventor and Manufacturer . [Few departments of ornamental industry have ex¬ work, lace berthe ; design, rose, shamrock , and perienced so many vicissitudes , in consequence of the in¬ thistle ; the same, with rose, carnation , &c. Robe, me¬ troduction of mechanical power, as that of the lace manu¬ dallions . Altar cloth . Couvrette , flowers. Collars, facture . The lace of Honiton , in Devon, has long rivalled various . the most beautiful and costly productions of the Continent . Flounce , imitation of Spanish point lace. Initial letters in silk, flowers. Vase, flowers, butterfly and snake. Cor¬ At one period during the last war, veils of Honiton lace nucopias. Baby’s cap. sold for very large sums, as much as 100 guineas having Design, in silk and gold, for Prayer -book covers. Pair been paid for line specimens. Honiton lace is entirely of hand screens, appliqud. Specimens of point , and of made on the pillow by hand labour .] point lace. The value of this branch of needlework lace is its dura¬ 4 Lambert & Bury , Limerick, Ireland—Designers and bility , and the facility with which it can be acquired and Manufacturers . executed . The designs are registered . Specimens of lace ; shaded lace flounce; shawl ; and 18 Clarke , Jane , 170 Regent Street—Manufacturer . worked scarf, in imitation of Valenciennes ; shaded tunic lace dress . Royal Irish snow point lappet . Head dress of Irish rose point . 5 Howell , James , & Co., 5, 7, & 9 Regent Street— Scarf of Belfast loop point . Producers . cover of Irish point . Honiton lace, square in guipure . An Irish lace flounce, with point roses. Honiton guipure lace mantle and berthe . Hibernian point collar. British point lace berthe , manufactured at Islington , A pocket handkerchief of Irish lace. being an imitation of the Brussels point a 1’aiguille . . White glac£ silk dress, embroidered with bouquets 19 Ball , Dunnicliffe , & Co., Nottingham— of flowers, and silk apron to correspond, as specimens Manufacturers . of English needlework . Patent elastic velvet , plain and mixed ; silk elastic Brocaded silk in various colours, forty inches wide, taffeta, silk elastic fleeced taffeta, elastic fabrics, and manufactured in Spitalfields. Simla shawls; all from warp-lace machine. Designed by John Wilkins . g Weedon , Francis , Goldsmith Street, City— Lace shawls. Simla nets, falls, quillings, and fancy Manufacturer . breadths , from bobbin -net machine. British point lace square, and specimens of flouncing of the same fabric. 20 Birkin , Richard , Nottingham—Manufacturer . Black silk lace edgings, trimming laces, lappets , flounces, 8 Nerinck , Sisters , 10 New Cavendish Street— falls, fancy piece-nets, &c. Manufacturers . White silk blondes . Specimens of lace. Woven thread laces and edgings. White Valenciennes edgings. An exact imitation of real Valenciennes-insertion , black 10 Laugher & Cosens , 97 Oxford Street— and coloured . Proprietors . Mohair laces and flounces. Guipure lace half shawl, manufactured at Honiton . Guipure h dentelle . All made and ornamented by machinery , at one 11 Weedon , Frederick Price , 29 Lover Street— operation . Islington—Designer and Manufacturer . A lace berthe of the description of work designated 21 Adams, Saji ., & Sons, Nottingham—Manufacturers . British point . Laces and edgings, made entirely by machinery . 12 Pullan , Matilda , 126 Albany Street, Regent’s Park 25 Heymann & Alexander , Nottingham—Proprietors . —Designer, Inventor , and Manufacturer . Machine-wrought cotton lace curtains , with raised pat¬ Modern point lace, worked with a common sewing tern ; counterpanes ; “ antimacassars .” needle . Cotton extra twist Brussels net, made of fine thread , various kinds, used for Brussels sprig. 13 Tawell , Samuel , 16 Gresham Street West— Manufacturer . Zephyr net, used for embroidery . Mechlin net, the mesh being the same as that made by Tamboured lace scarf, imitation of Honiton , manu- actured in London . hand , and cotton Brussels quillings, various . theBlackmachinesilk.Jacquard lace, made and finished entirely in 14 Gould , J . & F., 89 Wailing Street— Silk Jacquard shawl, made entirely in the machine. Manufacturers . Registered Victoria lace work, in ladies’ collars, cuffs, 27 Whitlock &Billiard , Mary Gate, Nottingham— capes, sleeves, caps, and trimming for ladies’ wearing ap¬ Manufacturers . parel . Pioduced entirely by hand . Specimens of machine-wrought cotton Mechlin laces, needle embroidered . The groundwork made from No. 15 Urling , George Frederick , 224 Regent Street— 520 , spun and doubled . Manufacturer . White lace scarf, in imitation of Brussels point , 28 Herbert , Thomas, & Co., Nottingham— composed of British plants and flowers in needlework ; Manufacturers . the date, 1851, encircled with the rose, thistle , and Lace of various kinds from the warp machine. shamrock ; the straight lines of the border embroidered Crochet lace from the warp and twist machine. in gold, and worked upon a fine clear patent net . Blond edgings, from the twist machine. Kingdom .] LACE AND EMBROIDERY, &c. 561 South Central Gallery . 29 Mallet & Barton , Nottingham, and NewBasford— 48 Manufacturers . Jancowski , W., York—Designer and Manufacturer . State Specimens of silk chair, of ruby coloured silk velvet, embroidered lace, machine-wrought ; silk lace, part with gold,.. machine and part needle- silver, and jewels, containing, on the back, the wrouglit ; silk lace fringes, ma¬ royal arms, supporters , scroll chine-wrought ; cotton plat , or imitation and motto , with wreath of Valenciennes ; flowers, in which the rose leaves are raised and cotton laces, part machine and part hand -wrought ; and detached fancy lace from the surface ; and on the seat the coronet, trimmings , machine-wrought . scroll feathers , , and motto of the Prince of Wales, surrounded by the rose, thistle , and shamrock, exhibiting ten 30 Hollins , Samuel , styles different Nottingham—Manufacturer . of embroidery : the frame of the chair is of carved Lace goods :—Machine-made cotton Brussels nets wood, gilt . laces, and figured by the needle . Banner screen, containing the arms of the city of York, Various hosiery goods. embroidered in gold, silver, and silk, upon pale and blue satin, and mounted on a carved gilt stand . 31 Moore , Samuel Weston , Picture , 18 inches by 12, copied from a German paint¬ Hockley Mill, Nottingham— ing, embroidered Manufacturer . canvas. in tent with silk, on mosaic Specimens of lace and net made from No. 520 lace thread , and of plain net, made from No. 630 thread . 49 Davies , Mrs. R. E. [ , 29 Harevcood Square, Regent's The application of machinery to the production of Park —Designer and Executor . lace is very remarkable and interesting , as probably few Set of chess-men, draught -men, dice, and board in introductions of machinery to textile manufactures pro¬ needlework, the men being in characteristic composed costume ; duced so sudden an alteration on the expiration of the of silks, &c. The pawns are representations of Her Majesty’s Body Guard of patent protecting it, in the ordinary course of fabrication . Gentlemen-at-Arms, in their The full and undress uniform . bobbin -net machine was invented in 1809 ; it came the exhibitor . Designed and executed by into general use in 1823, and an immense stimulus was 50 Rose, communicated to the manufacture . The powers of pro¬ Elizabeth , Pauler's Pury, near Towcester— Designer duction of this machine are to hand labour nearly as and Manufacturer . 30, Full -sized black lace dress . 000 to 5, and the lace produced by it has, in plain Shawl. Scarf shawl. Veil . Berthe , made of black articles, wholly superseded that made by hand .—R. E.] pillow lace.

32 Reckless Sc Hickling , Nottingham—Manufacturers . 51 Mee, Cornelia , Path —Inventor , Designer, and Embroidered white lace flounces, falls, scarfs, Manufacturer . Berthes, See. shawls, Banner screen. The banner composed of the flags of Black lace flounces of all widths , falls, scarfs, shawls, all nations, embroidered in fine silks, held by a Peace, figure of berthes , lappets , coiffures, &c., partly embroidered by modelled from Canova’s statue . The figure leans Machinery (on on a pedestal , and Land. the Jacquard principle ), and partly by with the right hand points to the epoch of the Exhibition with an olive branch . Couch, mounted in rare white and gold, embroidered in 33 Vickers , William , Nottingham—Manufacturer . natural flowers. Specimens of black silk lace shawls, Occasional chairs, embroidered on velvet, and mounted scarfs, mantles , with white Ldls, &c., the produce of the pusher bobbin -net and gold. machine ; Curtains , embroidered ^Le outline introduced by subsequent embroidery . on white Cachemire and stripes of crimson Genoa velvet, in uncommon and flowers from nature . beautiful 34 Greasley Sc Hopcroft , Nottingham— Manufacturers . Cushions, embroidered in shells, from nature . Lace articles . Jacquard pusher silk shawl . These specimens are ^Sedlework Figured of exhibited to show the application shawls, falls, &c. needlework to the decoration of furniture . The needlework of most of the articles is done from flowers, 41 minutely copied Steegmann , Henry , & Co., Nottingham—Inventors from Paxton ’s Magazine of Botany . and Manufacturers . , Figured lace- 53 curtains , made entirely on the lace machine O’Donnell , Mary , 69 London Street, Leading, and Jacquard application . 18 Sussex Place, Kensington— facturer . Designer and Manu¬ 45 Forrest & Sons, 101 Grafton Street, Specimens of a new and ■ Dublin, and improved method of appliqu^ Abbey Court Factory, Limerick—Manufacturers . lace-work, original design. Section of the same. Blottmg -book, Laces: Roval Irish guipure , Irish appliqud ; Limerick ; ornamented with leather work on an bl*pk; and black appliqud. ultramarine ground , intertwining the emblems of Great Britain , surmounted by the Lace dresses, flouncings, squares, scarfs, mantles , motto . Prince of Wales’s plume and rnK aS’ ve^ s> berthes , handkerchiefs , sleeves, baby’s Articles of ornament in gutta percha, bes>robings, lappets , lace collars, &c. wood. leather , and fancy 47 Hand -screens in gilt frames. New i ^ ischi , application of Alexander Mary Joseph , 21 Grentile Street , stamped gutta percha . Preserved real flowers Hatton Garden—Manufacturer , broidery . and em¬ Cheval screen, a peacock flowers in wool. Basket in porcelain, contain- embroidered in wool. Ccd , Cedar box, ornamented with a. £p*eat variety of woollen flowers. Cane basket , carving. bor.i aitl*n© a piece of green turf with flowers. Ultramarine box, ornamented with leather work . ba«ket of flowers. Rustic Conversation hand -screens. Educational hand -screens. the Counterpane , of new pattern . P*ece the “ green turf .” Application of i &reen turf ,” or parterre , to a small caipet or rug . d flowern*-pots, filled with woollen flowers, with . 55 Treadwin , C. E ., 27 Cathedral Yard, Exeter—* 47a Manufacturer . Moore , Mrs., Great Castle Street. Devonshire, or Honiton . point -lace flounce, berthe , An lappet ; designs procured and embroidered lace from the Government School of smoking-cap. Desigu, Somerset House, London . 2X2 562 Class 19.—1TAPESTRY, CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS. [United South Central G-allery .

56 Onion , Elizabeth , 38 Broad Street, Birmingham— 66 Macdonald , D. & J ., & Co., Glasgow—■ Manufacturer . Manufacturers . Velvet drapery valance, worked with gold silk braid , Embroidery on book muslin . Ladies’ collars, chemi¬ on dark crimson velvet ground , ornamented with tassels, settes ; habits , caps, &c. Child’s caps and collars. drops, and fringe.—New design. Embroidery on jaconet and cambric ; ladies’ collars, fringe, in silk and worsted , orna¬ chemisettes , sleeves, caps, &c. Crimson valance ’ handkerchiefs , mented with hangers . New drapery rope, rosettes and Embroidered French cambric : ladies festoons, in crimson, gold, and white silk. New diamond child ’s caps. Embroidered baby linen : infants’ robes, in silk, ornamented with head, bodies, and caps; child’s frocks, &c. Embroidered trim¬ valance fringe, , hangers , rosettes , gimp ornaments , &c. Registered bell mings ; jaconet and book edgings and insertions ; cambric lever ornaments . book, and mull flounces. Curtain holder , with one tassel and two pendants , in crimson , white , and gold. 67 Simpson, Miles , 5 Aldermanbury Postern, 4 Ornaments for valances, in a variety of colours and Milk Street, Manchester, Leek, and Derby— designs. New patterns of coach and railway carriage lace. Manufacturer . Patterns of glass string, guard string, and other car¬ Specimens of the leading classes of raw silks, from riage trimmings . France, Italy , China, Bengal, and Turkey , selected by Messrs. Durant & Co. the 57 Brown , Sharpe , & Co., Paisley, and 18 Wailing Sewing, netting silk, and twist , intended to show Street, London—Manufacturers . varieties of quality , their richness and beauty of colour . Embroidered and tamboured book muslin dresses. Sewing, netting silk and twist . as sold in Embroidered scollop and insertion trimmings , flounees, Raven and jet sewings, in weight and form -shirts , chemisettes , sleeves, pincushion the market , of four qualities . collars, habit silk, exhibited for quality and covers, handkerchiefs , and night -caps. Crochet and mohair price. Shoe mercery, consisting of silk and union galloons, 58 Brown , S. R. & T., Glasgow—Manufacturers . doubles, braids , and round silk laces, yellow and black of union cord. Specimens of muslins embroidered by the female borders , &c. Specimens peasantry of Scotland and the North and "West of Ireland , [In 1849 the enormous quantity of 6,269,179 lbs. of consisting of ladies’ and children ’s dresses, collars, caps, silk in its several conditions of raw, waste, and thrown , , trimmings , &c. chemisettes , habit shirts was imported into this country . The manufacture em¬ ploys upwards of 33,000 individuals , and is carried on Thomson, Glasgow—Manufacturers . 59 Park & in nearly 300 silk factories. The sum annually expended ’s sewed robes ; ladies’ collars, sleeves, hand¬ Children on silk goods in England is taken at considerably upwards chemisettes . kerchiefs, fancy habits , . E.] Cambric and book flouncings; sewed trimmings . of fifteen millions annually ..—R

68 Foot & Sons, 38 Spital Square—Manufacturers . 60 Macarthur , D., & Co., Glasgow—Manufacturers . , &c. ; black dresses ; Various fringes, elastic ribbon trimming Hamilton lace goods. White dress or mantle fringe, with figured velvet, terry , mantilla ; white cape ; Rich dress coloured dress ; black cloak or and brocade lace heading , a combination of velvet and black cape; veils ; pairs of sleeves. brocading , with the various branches of art used in trim¬ ming manufacture . 61 Connaught Schools , Glasgow—Producers . Specimens of sewed muslin . 69 Arthur , Ann, 5 Mortimer Street, Cavendish Square —Manufacturer . Silk, worsted , and cotton braids for figuring . Silk, 62 Robertson , John , & Sons, Glasgow— Manufacturers . worsted , and cotton fancy netted buttons . Silk fringes ; girdles fancy for ladies’ mantles ; gimps for children ’s dresses Sewed book-muslin and cambric squares for and tassels. Silk and cotton olivets. Silk military -room table . covers for the drawing braids and frogs. Specimens of embroidery . Samples of collars, habit -shirts , chemisettes , &c. 70 Gabriel , J . W., 135 Regent Street—Manufacturer. 63 MTarlane & Porteus , 33 Queen Street, Glasgow Specimens of , on silk and woollen —Manufacturers . goods for waistcoats . Specimens of embroidered black and white muslin collars, chemisettes , habit -shirts , andsleeves for mourning . 71 Danby , Charles & Thomas , 14 Coventry Street, Black silk lace veils, black and white lace cloaks, and and 43 New Bond Street—Manufacturers . exhibited for black lace flounced embroidered robe skirt , Crochet silk gimp robing, resembling the rose leaves superiority of work . and flowers, with buds , and made in the natural colours. Various specimens of a Brandenburgh crochet silk gimp 04 Bkown, H., 100& 104 Virginia Place, Glasgow— trimming , ladies’ dresses ; of girdles, in various colours Manufacturer . and styles ; and of silk fringes, for mantles , dresses, &c., Sewed book muslin collars ; imitation cambric or jaconet of various new designs. Collars; frilled chemisettes , on book muslin ; fancy habits ; Specimen of a new style of head -dress, formed of crochet, three pair of sleeves or cuffs; four cambric handkerchiefs , silk gimp rings, and tassels of new design, and of various embroidered on French lawn ; embroidered book muslin articles for ladies’ dresses. dresses ; patterns of book and cambric scollop, and inser¬ tion trimmings and flounces* 72 Bradbee, G. W., 135 Newgate Street— Manufacturer . 65 MacQuarie , Fisher , & Co., Glasgow— Manufacturers . Needlework . Tapestry worked by Mrs. James Marsh, at Black silk lace shawl, veil, and apron . Lordship Road, Stoke Newington . Landseer’s Horses White cotton and linen lace dress. the Fountain . The Hawking Party . Anne Boleyn and "White silk and gold under sleeves. Cardinal Wolsey. The Moral Lesson. The Monk. Th© Hawk . Coloured silk and gold apron and parasol cover. Kingdom .] LACE AND EMBROIDERY , &c. 563 South Central Gallery .

A group of flowers, mounted as table or screen, the Specimens of feather flowers, stem ornamented with flowers, &c., made of leather . vent . from the Youghal con¬ >A bird mounted as above, the stein covered with tram Hair chains and bracelets . silk by hand and wheel. Specimens of trimmings in New fringes, for sacred edifices and rooms. . Flowers and feathers from the convent of Patterns , gimps, tassels, dress trimmings , &c. Youghal, &c.

78 Clark , J ., 56 74 Evans , R., & Co., 24 Watling Street— High Street, Bradford—Producer . Manufacturers . Table -cloth embroidered with thread on sarsenet . crimson Cornice, bullion , and silk ornament fringe . Bell-pulls . Curtain -holders . Silk cords, gimps, tassels, and rosettes . Articles used for trimming ladies’ and children ’s dresses 79 Lees, Robert , & Co., 36 King Street, Cheapside, and mantles . —Manufacturers . Printed mohair tapestry 75 . Plain, embossed, and shaded Burgh , Robert , 42 Bartholomew Close— Utrecht mohair velvet . Plain and brocaded mohair Manufacturer . velvets . Printed Chinese velvets of mohair . Livery and Specimen of deep bullion fringe, wove to shape, trimmed , other mohair and worsted plushes . and ornamented for window, with cornice gimp attached . Valance for window. 80 Surr , Joseph , & Son, 12 King Street, Cheapside— Specimens of ornamental hangers, drops, pendants , Manufacturers . fringes, ropes, gimps, cords, and tassels for drapery , &c. Silk twist of Rosette medallions . Ornamental watch hooks for beds, different colours, in balls and on reels, &c. and in hanks and skeins. Staffordshire . Manufactured at Leek, in

76 Barrett &Cornet , 70 Little Britain —Manufacturers . 81 Hart , George , 7 Market Street, May Fair — Bars of silver-gilt and silver wire. Wire -drawing plates Inventor and Manufacturer . with holes. Hanks and bobbins of gold and silver fine Registered boxes, candlesticks, ornaments , wire. Gold plates, or flattened wire, used in headings of hand - Lancashire cloths, screens, and designs for table tops . The novelty consists Scotch muslins, &c. Gold and silver in plates, used in the application of muslin and cotton for this purpose . spinning gold and silver threads . The materials of British manufacture . Skeins of Italian , Bengal, and China raw and thrown silks. The same, dyed to colours threads . used in gold and silver 82 Smith , Anderson , & Co., 45 Cheapside, and 19 South An assortment of gold and silver threads , used in the Hanover Street, Glasgow—Producers . Manufacture of laces, embroidery , and epaulettes ; also in Infant ’s cap, embroidered on French cambric ; infant’s headings of cloths and muslins ; of gold and silver bul¬ robe, embroidered on lions, fine nainzook ; infant ’s bassinette used for military and naval sword knots , epau¬ cover, embroidered on fine nainzook. lettes , tassels, &c.; of gold and silver purls , plates, and spangles, used in embroidery ; and of gold and silver chords, braids , and gimps, used for aguilettes , epaulette 83 Lambert , Brown , & Patrick , 236 Regent Street— crescents, &c. Man ufactur ers. Gold and silver laces. Army and navy epaulettes , and uniform Pine specimen of embroidery laces. Court- in gold threads , purls , dress waistcoats, richly embroidered . Masonic regalia. plates, and spangles. Designed and worked by Rebecca Church decorations, Abraham embroidered in gold. Cross, with , embroiderer to the Queen, 5 Lisle Street , crown of thorns , I .H.S., and glory . Leicester Square . Fac-simile of the Bible used by King Charles I ., when upon the scaffold on the day of his martyrdom ; the cover embroidered in 77 Irish Work Society -, 233 Regent Street—Producers . gold with all its enrichments , copied from Smith ’s “ Collectanea Antiqua .” Shawl, caps, and other specimens of Currah lace, imi¬ tation of Brussels . Specimen of black appliqu£ lace. Lerthe , trimming , lappets , caps, and other specimens of 84 Jackson , C., 10 Carzon Street, Mayfair—Producer . Suipure crochet . Trimming and collars of real guipure , ^ ade from old models. An occasional table, mounted with appliquee em¬ broidery . Leghorn and Tuscan plait , made from Irish grasses, also a hat of the same, and specimens of straw plait . Specimens of crochet from Donegal and other 85 Harrison , T ., 21 Brownlow Street, Bedford aPplicable for dress localities, Row, or furniture . and 8 Bolton Flace, Brompton—Designer and labinets or poplins, from Mrs. Moran, Dublin . Manufacturer . Black and white pillow lace, made under the direction Altar cloth and cushions, of rich crimson Genoa velvet, *At ^ Louisa Tighe. embroidered in gold, in the style of the 15th century . ^ altese lace, made at the Carmelite convent, Water - Pine , from various localities . 86 Stirling , Mary Anne , 29 John Street, Bedford Row silk mittens , knitted and netted . —Designer and Manufacturer . Lhud ’s frock, braid imitation of guipure . A fire-screen worked in chenille, &c., forming an orna¬ hud’s frock, crochet guipure , mental group of flowers. ° flounce and trimming , imitation guipure , dl Vec^me ns of embroidery, worked au blanc, from Mid- ^ °n convent, and Mrs. O’Donovan, of 88 Purcell , Frances , 3 Hew Burlington Street— Clonakilty . Producer . jr specimens of embroidery from the county Kerry, Mrs. ^Per, of Lougherew, and other localities, A needle-worked table -cover. specimens of -plain work from Ballymena and the Co^ ty Kerry . specimens of woven cotton hosiery, manufactured by 90 Sturmy , Maria , 8 Wellington Street, London Bridge—■ Rublf ’ Smyth, of Balbriggan, and 37 Lower Abbey Street , Designer . Table-cover, a novel method of Mats of Irish wool, from Carbury , county embroidery , worked Kildare . with the needle, and without pattern of any sort . [United 564 Class 19.—1TAPESTRY, CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, South Central Gallery .

-shell the badge of Richard II . The 94 Barnard , Everelda , Little Bardfield Rectory, open and empty pea near Dunmow—Manufacturer . feathers crossed the badge of Henry VI . The dragon was ensign of Cadwallader, last king of the an¬ intended for t^ e Pur _ the celebrated Two figures in Berlin wool work, cient Britons, and now the badge of Wales. At the bot¬ pose of keeping doors open. tom the white horse of Saxony, the most ancient ensign of the House of Brunswick . 95 Barnes , It . Y., City Road—Manufacturer . Specimens of decorative floor cloth . 114 Brown , McLaren , & Co ., Kilmarnock , Scotland — Manufacturers . ; 96 Batters , Martha , 9 Rose-hill Terrace, Brighton— Velvet -pile carpeting ; imperial three -ply carpeting Designer . Kidderminster superfine carpeting . Picture in tapestry , representing (in medallion style] Louis XVIII . and George III . 115 Bright , J ., & Co., 22 New Brown Street, Manchester, and 20 Skinner Street—Manufacturers . 97 Baynes , Rachel Agnes , Cheshunt, Herts , near Patent velvet-pile and Brussels carpets and tapestries Waltham Cross—Inventor . for curtains , portieres , coverings for furniture , &c., woven ’s patent power loom, Knitting designs :—In the centre , the Queen Prince at Rochdale, in Mr. R. W. Sievier , and the Duke of Wellington ; which raises the terry without the wire ; the terry is cut, Albert , the Royal Family the the circle “ God save the Queen;” with other and the pile raised by a patent application whilst around are printed at one opera¬ designs. loom is working ; and the goods tion in all the colours at Crag Works, near Macclesfield, by patent machinery, invented by Mr. Joseph Burch . 100 Benbow , Mrs ., 11 Hanover Place , Regent 's Park ■—Producer . Three specimens of tapestry embroidery , after the 117 Burton , M., Libberton Bank, Edinburgh— ancient Saxon style ; designs scriptural . Proprietor . A shawl, a table -cover, a rug , and two handkerchiefs ; 103 Blackburn , Ann Maria , Beaumont Hill, Lincoln knitted on wires by an aged person. The pattern is —Manufacturer . original. oak, com¬ North -west view of Lincoln Cathedral , worked upon Picture frame, in imitation of old carved of black lutestring , and posed of leather and putty . The design of the pattern white silk, with the rovings from old carved work. manufacturer ’s silk. taken The frame is made of old oak, taken from the Cathe¬ __ dral . 118 Burton , Matilda Sarah , Aspringe , near Manufacturer . 106 Bottom , James , 65 Brook Street, Derby— Fiversham, Kent— Designer and Manufacturer . “ Italian girl,” of Berlin wool; in fancy needlework . A hearth -rug, with the border and ends formed of up¬ wards of 20,000 shreds of cloth , and the centre of lamb’s 119 Caley , J . W. &F. G., Windsor—Designers. wool. _ Diaphane, transparent silk for blinds, with design : Garter , &c, ; manufactured for 108 Bridges , W., Hnsham, near Oxford—Producer . Star of the Order of the the use of the Queen at Windsor Castle. Tapestry wool-work, “ The Last Supper,” after Leon¬ Diaphane, with design : the Rose, Thistle , and Sham¬ ardo da Vinci, containing five hundred thousand stitches . rock .

110 Brinton , Henry , & Sons, Kidderminster— 122 Cardwell , C. & T ., Northampton — Manufacturers . Manufacturers . Pillow -lace—trimming for caps, collars, See. Carpets of various kinds :—Patent velvet tapestry , scroll and flowers ; white ground , flowers and leaves ; cut pile , or super -Wilton , group of flowers and foliage in self¬ 123 Kightley , J . T ., Northampton —Manufacturer . colours ; dark ground , scroll and foliage; white ground , Pillow -lace for trimmings of caps, collars, &c. chintz, all registered designs. Patent Axminster velvet _ rugs . 125 Caulfield , W. B., 54-Coal Harbour, Blackwall— . 111 Rogers , —, Wilton, Wilts—Producer . Importer Specimen of knitted lace-work, intended for a baby’s Specimen of embroidery —“ Esther and Mordecai.” bassinet cover. [The poor children at the school of Ballycastle Quay, 112 Wilson , Charlotte , Guildhall , Broad Sanctuary , north of Ireland , where this specimen was produced , Westminster—Designer. have been for the last few years chiefly occupied in this Netted quilt or coverlid for summer use. species of hand manufacture .]

113 Brooks , E ., 2 Chester Place, Kcnningion— 126 Chambers , Elizabeth Rebecca , Wilton Square , Manufacturer . Dublin—Designer . Specimen of embroidery , descriptive of English history , teA contribution carpet ,” worked for the benefit of the exhibiting , in the centre , the royal arms ; at the top , Her “ Irish Society for Promoting the Scriptural Education of Majesty's initials and crown ; on the right , those of H.R.H. the Native Irish .” Prince Albert ; and on the left, the badge and initials of of Wales. At the foot, the ancient harp H .R.H. the Prince Chapman , Elizabeth Annie , Great Bowden, of Arragon . 128 of Ireland . The pomegranate refers to Catherine Market Ilarborongh—Producer . up by the roots was the badge The trunk of a tree torn da Vinci : of Edward III . and liis son Edward the Black Prince , and Tapestry copied from a painting by Leonardo alludes to his name, Edward of Woodstock. The port¬ Subject , “ The Last Supper .” for workmanship , which is intended to give fleur-de-lis were badges of the Tudors . The Exhibited cullis and , even when closely viewed. rose on the sun a favorite badge of the Plantagenets . The the impression of a painting Kingdom .] LACE AND EMBROIDERY , &c. 565 South Central Gallery .

129 Clarke , Eliza , Hackford, by Reepham, Norwich— 145 Daniel & Cossins, 55 Herbert Street, New No?'th Producer . Road—Designers and Embroiderers . Collar, in point - stitch , with crochet edge, resembling Black satin embroidered waistcoat ; the design repre¬ Marguerite guipure lace; collar, crochet and needle¬ sents Plenty , Strength , and Health , entwined with the work, imitating Brussels point -lace; collar, wholly of national emblems, worked with silk in natural colours. crochet, similar to ivory guipure lace.

130 Clarke , Esther , 18a Margaret Street, 146 Conerding , Mrs. Ida Von—Designer . Cavendish Square—Manufacturer and Designer. Newly-invented knitting , the embroidery being seen Flounce of Honiton lace, five yards long, in the manu¬ only on one side. facture of which forty women were employed during eightmonths . 147 Hardy , F . C., 9 Mount Street Crescent, Dublin —Producer . 132 Cole , T ., & Son, 18 Newgate Street— Specimens of knitting from Hackestown, Co unty Ca Proprietors . low, Ireland . Specimens of Brussels, Venetian, and Kidderminster carpeting . 148 Davidson , William , Lieutenant Bombay Artillery , Haddington—Importer . 133 Collins & Rose, Kidderminster—Manufacturers . Embroidery from Hyderabad ; adapted for table -cloths, Specimens of carpets . shawls, cushions, &c.

134 Constable , Hannah , Clonmel, Ireland—Designer . 149 Dawson , Deborah , Kewtounbarry, Ireland — Infant ’s crochet dress, made of white thread . Proprietor . Cuffs, hand -spun and knitted from the wool of French poodle dogs. 135 Cook, William , Causeway, Chippenham— Designer and Manufacturer . Cloth table -cover, 7 feet square, made with about 150 Dewar , Son & Sons, King's Arms Buildings, thirty thousand pieces of broad cloth . Weed Street—Proprietors . Table covers, of elaborate design, the first mixed fabric of the kind made in Spitalfields. Designed and executed 136 Copeland , Fanny , 15, Great Charlotte Street, by Webb & Son. The number of cards used in the pro¬ Liverpool—Inventor . duction are 3,000, the number of cards used in the Jac¬ Sofa pillow, crocheted in imitation of tapestry . quard machine 40,000. Chintz printed woollen table covers, and embossed. 138 Jones , L. V., 33 King William Street, London Bridge—Producer . 152 Ditl , Betts ', 23 Charlotte St ., Portland PI.—Artist . An embroidered map of the United Kingdom, showing Picture in embroidery —“ Tasso’s return ”—in imita¬ the chief towns, railways, mountains , lakes. &c. Framed tion of an engraving. English pollard oak. Size, 3 feet by 3 feet 6 inches. The back of an arm-chair, embroidery in silk and gold, Executed by a girl fourteen years of age. designed on velvet, in the antique style . Large fire-screen, embroidery in silk, chenille, and 139 Coveney , Mrs., Munster, near Queensborough. gold, in the modern style . Carpet of thirty squares, worked in Berlin wool. 155 Dove , Christopher Wesley , & Co., Leeds—• Manufacturers . 140 Crick , Ellen , Soham, Cambridgeshire—Designer and Maker. Velvet-pile Brussels, Kidderminster , and Three -ply car¬ pets ; with registered designs. A veil worked by the needle, exhibited to show that may be produced by the needle, equal to the U°niton lace, and in the hope that it may be the means 156 Dowbiggin & Co., 23 Mount Street, Grosvenor °f giving employment to many poor needlewomen . Square.—Producers . Carpet made at the patent Axminster carpet manufac¬ tory , Glasgow, for Her Majesty, designed by L. Gruner, 141 Cross , Mary , Paul Street, Bristol—Designer. Esq . Crochet counterpane . [The production of the peculiar description of carpets, known as “ Axminster ,” form the principal manufacture 142 Crossley , John , & Sons, Halifax—Manufacturers . of that town . It appears to have been commenced in Large pattern of mosaic tapestry for the walls of drawing- °onis, with portiere . imitation of the style of Turkey carpets, but a variety Latent mosaic tapestry for the walls of dining-rooms ; of patterns have been produced . The same kind of ChaiCarpet ant^ table -covers; and for covers for sofas and carpets are, however, produced in other places. The thick and soft pile of these carpets distinguishes them from a l*atent mosaic rugs ; subjects ,—The British Lion, with others . In the present example, a peculiar modification Ppropriate motto : the Tiger ; and landscape, and other of the designs J ordinary process of manufacture has been intro¬ duced, by which the worsted is thrown to the surface Latent velvet carpet , with border and corners, t Welve different designs in patent velvet carpets . and does not appear on the other side at all .—R. E.j * a-ttern in patent tapestry carpet . J-atterns in Kidderminster and Dutch carpets ; and of 157 Downing , G. & J . H., King’s Hoad, Chelsea ^ -carpets of different qualities . —Manufacturers . Specimens of floor-cloth . 144 Cuxliffe , Sarah Ann , Saffron Walden— t , Inventor . aTlj, anf s knitted robe, consisting of 1,464, 859 stitchei 158 Smith , Maria L., 24 Basing Lane—Designer . ^ 6, 300 yards of cotton . A design for a lace curtain . 566 Class 19.—TAPESTRY , CARPETS , FLOOR CLOTHS , [United South Central Gallery .

Rectory, Ardee, Louth, 170 Frewen , Elizabeth , Marlow, Bucks—Designer 159 Ellis , Sophie A., Kildemoc and Manufacturer . Ireland —Designer . , and neck-tie, made by hand or frivolity for ladies’ wear. Berthe , pair of Lace collar, cuff, lappets Tatting on the pillow ; in which an admixture of silk with the lappets , habit shirt , baby’s cap, pair of sleeves, and lace. collars. thread greatly improves the appearance of the

174 Gardner , M. A., 22 Great Leonard Street, 160 Eustace , Richard & James , 10 Weaver’s Square, . Dublin—Manufacturers . Finsbury—Manufacturer Mosaic inkstand mat, knitted in varied shades of Berlin Turkey rug, exhibited as a specimen of Turkey carpet . Miniature bassinet , knitted in double Berlin wool, running through wool making, woven on woollen warp, the warp with bed and cover. Chair-back cushion, with weights. from end to end, without cut or joining, and being looped The exhibitor is blind . at both ends. Tufted hearth rugs, girth , roller , and suspender web. Specimens of linen mill band . 175 George , C., 33 Oxford Street—Proprietor . Velvet pile carpeting . 161 Evans , S. A., 18 Charles Street, Middlesex —Designer and Manufacturer . Hospital 176 Gilbert , J ., 7 Charlotte Street, Old Kent Road— The “ Death of Douglas,” after C. Landseer, in em¬ Designer . broidery . Design for Axminster centre carpet .

162 Evenden , Eliza Anne , 31 High Street , Margate — Terrace, Gloucester . 178 Heyn , Emma, 14 Gloucester Manufacturer Road, Old Kent Road—Producer . Berlin wool work : design, Mary Queen of Scots mourn¬ Ornamental vase of flowers, made of Berlin wool, with ing over the dying Douglas, at the battle of Langside . the crochet stitch .

Green , R., Lichfield. , 25 Duke Street, GrosvenorSqtiare— 180 164 Flower , Ann nun of the Convent of Designer and Manufacturer . Folding screen, worked by a Mercy, at Birr, Ireland . Hearth rug, representing the star and garter , sur¬ mounted by the British crown. Park, ,” worked in cross-stitch 181 Greenwood , Anne Christiana , Brookwood Picture , “ Flags of all Nations Alresford—Inventor . in silk, chenille, beads, and wool. Panels for decorating the walls of a room, painted with birds and flowers in the style of India paper. 165 Faudel & Phillips , 38, 39, & 40 Newgate Street —Designers and Manufacturers . 182 Gregory , Thomsons , & Co., Kilmarnock, State bed, in every style of needlework, from original Scotland—Manufacturers . , designs and selections from the decorations by Raffaelle of royal Wilton carpeting ; of Brussels car¬ Aurora of Guido Reni, Specimens in the Vatican, and copies of the Imperial carpeting . The first design by are of chenille, peting ; and of and Night by Thorwaldsen . The valances Mr. John Lauron , London ; the other two by Mr. Thomas velvet, looped representing on a fiat surface the folds of Barclay, Glasgow. up by an imitation of gold cords and wreaths of poppies . The curtains are embroidered on blue satin and white 185 Hall , Andrew , Bank Buildings, Manchester watered Irish poplin . The counterpane is a combination —Inventor . enriched by garlands of of these designs ; the canopy , for shelter ; and insect fender . by angels. The bedstead is of carved Garden net flowers, supported Glass substitute for liot-houses, green-houses, and small wood, richly gilt , in the style of Louis Quatorze. The , . frames ; preferable to glass, as a slow conductor of heat materials are principally of British manufacture under its surface . in the accompanying Plate 119. and having a more equable temperature This bed is represented embroidery , plain white, coarse, middle, Patterns for needlework .—The Prince of Wales ; from a Canvases for and fine. Penelope, coarse, middle , and fine, with pat¬ painting by Winterhalter , in the possession of His Majesty of coloured canvas. ;from terns of intermediate numbers , and the King of Prussia . The Choristers and Companion designs printed upon them , , Esq . Lady Jane Grey’s reluct¬ The above articles , with paintings by H. Barraud the worker instead of copying to accept the crown ; from a painting by Leslie, in the intended to be covered by ance a design from print paper . possession of his Grace the Duke of Bedford. The sur¬ render of Mary Queen of Scots to the Confederate Lords at by Chisholm . Luther , 186 Hamburger , Rogers , & Co., 30 King Street, Carberry Hill ; from a painting Covent Garden—Producers . Melancthon , Pomeranus and Cruciger translating the Bible. Groups of flowers for seats, prie-dieu and other Specimens of embroidery and gold lace helmets , epau¬ chairs, cushions, &c. lettes , &c. Patterns for crochet . Specimens of worsted . -silk and twist ; embroidery and floss silk ; and 187 Bloomfield , Susanna , Poole, Dorset— Purse Manufacturer . grounding silk, manufactured and dyed in England . Needlework in Berlin wool:—Subject , “ Raphael in the Vatican .” 168 Fortune , Eliza , 101 St. George’s Road, Southwark—Producer . 188 Hanson , Charles , Fetter Lane—Designer . rug, in the Italian Hearth rug, knitted by hand . Subject : the emblems Design for an Axminster hearth of the United Kingdom . Centre : a dog. style . 190 Hare , J ., & Co., Bristol—Designers and 169 Franklin , John D., 14 Lower Ormond Quay, Manufacturers . Dublin—Producer . Five compositions, viz. :— One of chintzes ; pavements ; one of mosaic pavements ; one -cloth, 16 yards by 6, woven in one piece, two of mosaic Printed floor , and one of encaustic tiles . (North without a seam, carpet pattern ; another , to resemble in¬ of inlaid woods laid woods. Transept Gallery, Eastern Side.) «t: ■g? ’%TT

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191 Harmsworth , Martha , Twickenham— Rich patent velvet carpets, with centres, borders , and Embroiderer . corners ; same style . Tapestry . “ The Last Supper/ ’ worked in French floss Patent velvet sofa carpets, and rugs . silk .

192 Harris , George , & Co., Stourport, and 59 Snow 202 Hatch , Caroline , Tunbridge Wells—Producer . Hill, London—Manufacturers . Specimens of embroidery . Brussels velvet pile centre carpet, with border , for drawing -room, exhibited for design and quality . 203 Hill , Benjamin , Ohiey, Buckinghamshire— Similar carpet , without border . Manufacturer . Brussels velvet pile centre carpet, with border , for Specimens of pillow-lace edging, suitable for collars, dining -room or library . cuffs, sleeves, &c. ; and insertion edging, suitable for caps,, sleeves, stomachers , &c. Pillow lace, suitable for 193 Harris Brothers , 87 Wailing Street— infants ’ caps, ladies’ caps, Manufacturers . dresses, and flouncing. Embroidered satin apron and babies’ cloak, lawn pocket 204 Hill & Co., High Street, Worcester, and Great handkerchiefs ; cambric bouncings and insertions ; all Malvern— needlework . Inventors . Needlework for ottomans , screens, hanging for walls, 194 Harrison , John , Halifax, Yorkshire— table -covers, chairs, &c., of the following designs :-r- Manufacturer . Panoramic view of the village of Great Malvern, Wor¬ cestershire . White hearth -rug, all wool, used for bed-sides, door¬ mats, carriages, &c. ; superior ,for durability , and facility Sketch of Windsor Castle, taken from Eton College of being washed and dyed grounds , from a miniature view by Baxter . any colour . Sunset view of the ruins of Tintern Abbey, from a lithograph . 195 Harttree , E . & G., 11 Edgware Road— Two views of Witley Court , from pencil drawings . Designers and Manufacturers . Portrait in miniature , from a painting by Leonardo da Registered couvre-pied, British emblems, designed and Vinci. worked on a new silk canvas. Italian boy, worked and Executed by the sisters E ., P., S., and 0 . Rogers, of the designed. Peter the Hermit . Deer-stalking . Joseph above firm. presenting his father to Pharaoh . Copies of a painting, worked . 205 Hindhaugh , Mrs. Mary , Newcastle-upon-Tyne— Producer . 196 Harvey & Knight , Upper Marsh, Lambeth— Copies from Landseer’s picture of “ Bolton Abbey ;” Manufacturers . Taylor’s “ Hawking Party ;” Herring ’s “ Feeding the Specimen of floor cloth, pattern copied from a Roman Horses ;” and Schopin’s “ Arrival of Rebecca.” Worked tessellated pavement discovered at Aldborough , York¬ shire . as tapestry . 206 Hindley , C., & Sons, 134 Oxford Street— 197 Harvey , John Keir , 25 Ely Place, Holbornr— Designers and Manufacturers . Designer. Rich velvet carpeting . English hand-wrought carpets, Designs for various kinds of printed fabrics ; and for Turkish style . Fine quality in original designs, elabo¬ Brussels and other kinds of carpets . rately flowered. Oriental carpets .

198 Hayter , Francis Shaft , Hall —Designer and 207 Holloway , Ph

201 Henderson & Widnell , Lasswade—Manufacturers . 213 Ladtes ’ Industrial Society , 76 Grafton Street, .Bortifere, or door curtain , 10 ft . 6 in. by 5 ft . ; in one Dublin—Producers . piece; fine velvet . Whytock ’s patent . Probably the Limerick lace : shawls, handkerchiefs , and cazarees. largest piece ever manufactured on this principle . Style Spanish point, made in Ireland : caps, cuffs, and habit - -" Louis XIV . shirts . 568 Class 19 .— TAPESTRY , CARPETS , FLOOR CLOTHS , [ United South Central Gallery .

Old point , made in Ireland : fichus and frocks. 227 School of Charity , Cangorb Park , King 's County, Real guipure , made in Ireland : head-dress and collar. Ireland—Producers . Crochet : caps, sleeves, collars, and frocks. Embroidered muslin , executed by the children of the Embroidery : collars, caps, and handkerchiefs . school. Cloth embroidery . Horse -hair ornaments . Linens : hand -spun and wove sheeting . 228 Mowland , Charlotte G., 23 Eaton Mews, South , Knitting : stockings, socks, and mittens . Eaton Square—Producer . Thread lace. Hand -spun flannel. Wreath on white satin, with chenille and crape ; design Appliqud : scarfs, caps, berthes , lappets , flounces, for an ornament or trimming . The exhibitor aged 11 shawls, veils, and dress. years.

213a Sisters of Mercy , Kinsale , Ireland . 229 Lambert , Elizabeth , Tunbridge —Designer . Specimens of work : lace and embroidery . Embroidery —Full -length portrait of The Queen, in gilt frame. 214 - A group of flowers, with vase, in carved oak frame. Knitting by a blind person : “ Prayer for the Houses of Parliament .” 230 Lanchenick , Jane A ., 5 Brompton Bow, Brompton —Designer and Manufacturer . 215 James , Henry , 7 Ferdinand Terrace , PancrasVale Table cover ; garter blue cloth . The design, an oak —Inventor , Designer, and Producer . and acorn border ; the corners, the rose, thistle , and Enamelled floor-cloth . Window-glass, ornamented by shamrock, with the edge scalloped ; the whole embroi¬ dered in gold-coloured silk. machinery , for halls, stair -cases, &c.

218 Johnstone , J ., 102 Graham Street , Airdrie , 231 Mackellar & Hampson , 50 Old Change, Cheapside Scotland—Inventor . —Producers . Royal lace mantle, figured by a patent process (silk Table-cover, consisting of 2,000 pieces of cloth , ar¬ texture ). ranged into 23 historical and imagined characters , six equestrian scenes, a fox-hunt , and pantomime , with the 232 Lapworth , Alfred —Producer . regalia of Scotland in the centre . The design and execu¬ . Patent carpets . Velvet pile and tion is the sole work of the exhibitor , and it occupied his tapestry velvet carpets . leisure hours for 18 years.

234 Digges La Touche , Miss, Kilhnaule, Ireland — 219 Jones , Mary , Abbey Street , Chester— Proprietor . Inventor . Bible cushion, copied, in fancy work, from a plan of Specimen of lace flounce, worked by the poor girls of the mosaic pavement in Canterbury cathedral , formerly Killmaule , invented at the time of the famine, to enable composed of precious stones, gold, and jet . them to earn sufficient for their support .

220 Cox, Miss A., 2 Blossom Street, Norton Folgate. 235 Viccars , Richard , Padbury , Buckingham — A rug worked from waste silk. Manufacturer . Lace for young infants’ robes. Lace for trimming an infant ’s cot, or a flounce for a 221 Keddell , John Staples , Sheerness— Proprietor . lady’s dress. Armorial bearings, worked by the exhibitor in Berlin Lace crowxs for .infants’ caps, corresponding with the wool and silk. broad lace. Insertion for forming the body of the caps. 222 Beach & Barnicott , Bridport , Dorset . Laces for bordering the caps. Tapestry ; a scriptural subject .

236 Lester , Thomas , Bedford —Manufacturer . 223 Kettle well , Mary , Clonmel, Ireland —Proprietor . Specimen of Bedfordshire pillow-lace, being an improved Trimming lace, and lace berthes of different patterns . arrangement of an infant ’s lace dress . Large knitted lace collar, and fine lace lappet . Small Improved lace fall-piece, to avoid joining at the cor¬ thread lace scarf. Lace scarf, as fine as hair, done in Ardas . ners ; lace fall, complete ; length of wide white lace for falls ; length of white and black trimming lace • length of flouncing lace. * 224 King , Miss , 3 Bloomsbury Place , Bloomsbury Square —Designer and Manufacturer . 237 Fryer , Miss H ., Barnsley . Mediaeval embroidery :—Design for a cover for the book Crochet counterpane . of the Gospels, after the antique . St. John ; design from a brass of Lawrence Seymour at Higham Ferrers . Royal arms, on a ground of cloth of gold. 238 Wheler , Mrs . John , 42 Dorset Street , Portman Square—Producer . 225 Kingsbury , Louisa , East Street , Taunton , Somerset An occasional table, mounted with appliqude em¬ —Designer, Inventor , and Manufacturer . broidery . Basket of flowers, knitted in Berlin wool, from nature . 240 Lockwood , Georgiana , 31 Great Titchfield Street , Oxford Street—Manufacturer . A child’s fancy crochet frock. 226 Kiteley , J oseph , Kidderminster —Manufacturer . A Brussels velvet carpet in five-frame, green and gold ; a Brussels velvet pile specimen in five-frame, white and 241 Lee , J .—-Producer . oak ; a Brussels carpet in five-frame, crimson and oak, Specimen of lace made by a poor woman in Stone, suitable -for drawing or dining rooms. Aylesbury . Kingdom . LACE AND EMBROIDERY, &c. 569 South Central Gallery .

242 Macdonald , Margaretta , 105 South Portland No, 3. Marble pattern , four colours, imitation of marble Street, Glasgow— Manufacturer . inlaid . No. 4. A combination of Nos. 2 and 3, repre¬ Fancy needlework , worked with. Berlin wool and silk . senting marble and granite, inlaid alternately , showing Subject —“ Haddon Hall in the Olden Time,” by Frederick that Nos. 2and 3 can be made to work singly or together , Tayler . thereby giving the advantage of three distinct patterns , with only two sets of blocks. 243 McFarlane Brothers , Glasgow—Manufacturers . [The canvas employed in the manufacture of floor¬ Chenille hearth -rug, 7 feet 3 inches long by 3 feet 4 cloth, is produced principally in the north , and in large inches broad, with landscape design, from Loch-Long, Dumbartonshire . quantities at Dundee . The size of the canvas, 6 yards or upwards in width, Chenille hearth -rug, 7 feet long by 3 broad ; and about 100 in length , will con¬ landscape vey design. Chenille hearth -rug, 7 feet long by 3 broad, an idea of that of the loom producing it . The with design, tiger jungle , hills in the distance . application of the oil colours and patterns is effected in Chenille hearth -rug . 7 feet long by 3 feet 1 inch broad, various places. Prior to this, the canvas is prepared for with design, water lily or lotus . Chenille hearth -rug, the reception of the paint by a coating of size. 8 feet 6 The inches long by 3 feet 5 inches broad ; design, paint and pattern are applied by hand, and the latter is scrolls and flowers. Pieces of chenille carpeting, each effected by the usual process of block-printing .] 2 feet long by 2 feet 3 inches wide, with same design. 255 244 Mallalieu , Ley, F ., Victoria Cottage, Bichington, near William , Agent of the Moravian Estab¬ Barnstaple, Devon—Producer . lishments at Fulneck, near Leeds, and Ochbrook, near Derby—Manufacturer . A piece of needlework in floss silk, representing the Bible encircled with roses, with an appropriate motto in Worked handkerchiefs of Moravian embroidered needle¬ gold letters . work, from Fulneck and Ockbrook. 256 Botcher , Misses, 2 Clarendon Road, Notting Hill— 245 - Producers . A crochet toilet -cover. Variety of Berlin wool-work.

246 M'Carten , H., 97 Great Charles Street, Birmingham —Manufacturer . 257 Newcomb & Jones , Kidderminster, and 19 Skinner Street, London—Manufacturers . Ancient design of funeral pall for hearse . Design from Thos . Paul , & Co., opposite the Mansion House, City—Pro¬ Mr. Pugin ’s “ Glossary of Ecclesiastical Ornament and prietors . Costume.” _ Model carpet of superior velvet pile, representing the 247 MDarmid , Mary Ann , Arms of the Company of Mercers, with emblazoned Bagthorpe House, near border , &c. Nottingham—Designer and Maker. Velvet pile carpet in breadths ; design, “ the vine and Embroidered quilt . passion flower.” Best Brussels carpet, in breadths ; of a white ground and 248 Maclean , Jane , Tynan Rectory, Tynan, County scroll chintz . Armagh, Ireland —Proprietor . Imitation guipure lace flounce, worked by the children 258 Newton , Jones , & °f Tynan Glebe Willis , Temple Row, school. Birmingh im—Church Decorators . Robes, hoods, curtains , and veils, embroidered in silk 249 Richmond Lunatic Asylum —Producers . and gold. Quilt knitted by the inmates . Satin damask hangings, woollen hangings, velvet -pile carpets, &c. 250 Melton , Eliza , 8 Peacock Terrace, Walworth Road 259 Olver , Lydia , Liskeard— —Manufacturer and Proprietor . Manufacturer . Embroidered collar, stomacher , and sleeves. Embroidery . Imitation in needlework of “ The Last Supper” by Leonardo da Vinci. 260 Osborn , Matilda , 4 Sydney Square, Commercial Road East—Producer . 251 Moxkhouse , Joshua , & Son, Barnard Castle, and 75 Wood Street, Cheapside, London—Manufacturers . “ Mary, Queen of Scots, mourning over the dying Douglas,” in Berlin Carpets, of Kidderminster wool. 8tyles. fabric, cumber and point 261 Padwick ., Dutch fabric carpets, all wool, and Dutch fabric carpets, Anne , Westbourne, Emsworth— ^ ai'P made from silk noils. Designer and Manufacturer . A crochet table -cover in Berlin wool. 2o2 Morton & Sons, Kidderminster—Manufacturers . 262 Specimens of velvet pile carpets :—Crimson and colours Palmer , Helen , Dunse—Producer . ruby and chintz (flowers); crimson, green, &c. Panel for a pole-screen, embroidered in coloured silks, Wiles). upon white satin . Saxony carpet :—crimson and oaks (scroll). Lady’s dress, embroidered in cherry -coloured silks Brussels carpets :—white and gold (scroll); dark green upon white silk. j S°ld (ornament ); royal blue and gold ( Cushion for a chair, embroidered in coloured silks, upon ornament ); white satin . * (ros -■) crimson, and oaks (leaves); ruby, green, &c. 263 Pardoe , Hodmans , & Pardoe , Kidderminster— Nairn , Michael , Kirkaldy, Scotland—Designer Manufacturers . and Manufacturer . Whytock s patent tapestry carpeting , in Brussels and Floor-cloth , used for halls, lobbies, &c: —No. 1. Chintz velvet pile. The colours are permanently printed on the pattern , eight colours, imitation of fine carpeting . No. 2. worsted before it is woven. amte pattern , four colours, imitation of granite inlaid . Skein of the worsted , Patent Berlin rugs . 570 Class 19.—'TAPESTRY , CARPETS , FLOOR CLOTHS , [United South Central Gallery .

264 Patent Camphine Company, Hull—Producers . 281 Rolls , James & George , & Son , Lower KcnningtonLane—Manufacturers . A variety of rugs . Piece of floor-cloth .

265 Patent Utrecht Company, 36 Steward Street, 282 Rolph , Jonas , Coggeshall, Essex—Manufacturer . Spitalfields—Producers , A dress with two flounces, a fall, a berthe , and a lappet , Lace curtains , patent silk lace dress and curtains ; in imitation of Brussels point lace, in tambour -work ; patent lace quilt , scarf, and curtains ; Spanish mantilla . exhibited for workmanship . 283 Roome, Ann Empringiiam , Beaumont Hill, Lincoln 266 Pearse , Clara , Broad Street, Bath—Designer. —Designer and Manufacturer . Crochet bed -quilt , illustrated with the Ten Command¬ South -west view of York Cathedral , worked upon white ments in the centre , with imitation of point lace border . silk, with the rovings of black lutestring and manufac¬ The designer 14 years of age. turers ’ silk. _ 284 Royal Victoria Asylum for the Blind , Newcastle- 268 Perry , Edward , The Rev., 26 Portland Place, upon-Tyne—Designers and Manufacturers . Leamington—Producer . Shawl, knitted of wool. Queen’s veil, knitted in imi¬ Scarf composed of British silk, being the produce of tation of lace. Jenny Lind veil ; and baskets . Manu¬ an out -house at 2,000 silk worms, which were kept in factured by the blind inmates of the asylum . Goodrich, in Herefordshire . The silk was wound from the cocoons and spun by Mrs. Perry and her daughter ; the scarf now exhibited . 285 Russell , Sarah Ann , Bromsgrove , near Worcester after which, it was made into —Manufacturer . The silk is in its natural or raw state , unmanufactured , and the colours of the silk produced by the male and Berlin wool work . Subject—Joseph presenting hi3 female worms are preserved . father to Pharaoh . [In a preceding class will be found a brief notice of the 286 labours of the late Mrs. Whitby to introduce the cul¬ Crochet wool toys : a tea service, &c. ture of the silkworm into this country . This notice accompanies a banner entirely wrought out of silk pro¬ 288 Sewell , Evans , & Co.-, 44, 45, & 46 Old Compton duced from worms bred in England . In the present , Street—Proprietors . as in other instances exhibited , the same success has Straw-work on crape, applicable to various other fabrics. attended this art .—H . E.] A patent Axminster carpet . Rich figured damask silk, brocaded in various colours. Plain moire antique . 269 Heald , Benjamin , Old Swinton, Nottingham— Figured damask, made in a Jacquard loom. Designer . Specimens of knitting , &c., by poor Irish children . A design for Honiton lace flouncings. 289 Shakell , Maria , Fanny & Edward , Belle Vue 270 Hallowell , Mrs. E ., Limerick. Cottage, Shirley, near Southampton—Producers . Knitted lace scarf. Needlework : Scripture subject , mounted in a frame Specimens of knitting by the poor Irish children near designed and executed by E . Shakell . Limerick . 291 Morant , J ., 91 New Bond Street . 271 Phillips , Emily , 1QQ Bermondsey Street, Various carpets . Southwark—Producer . “ La Vendredi :”—eating meat on Friday . 293 Shedden , Hugh , 38 Stanhope Street, Liverpool— Manufacturer . 272 Phillips , Rebecca , Swanbourne, Winslow— Royal standard of England , made of bunting , the Manufacturer . article used for flags in the marine service ; the devices of Berlin wool. Ornamental linen -thread pillow-lace. embroidered on the whole cloth, 294 Sheridan , Peter , 22 and 23 Parliament Street , 273 Pickthorn , Esther , George Street, Hockley, near Dublin—Manufacturer . Birmingham—Manufacturer . Brussels and Kidderminster carpeting, manufactured a • Hearth -rug, raised, in needlework . 23 Pimlico, Dublin . Hearth rugs .

275 Read & Humphreys , 21 Clare Street, Bristol— 295 Heald , Henry , Old Swinton, near Nottingham — Manufacturers . Designer. A design for a black lace shawl. Folding screen on canvas, worked in cross and tent stitches . Two figures playing chess. 296 Shirer , Alexander , Cheltenham—Designer , Cut-pile Brussels carpet, foliage British oak with acorn, , John , 194 High St., Exeter—Proprietor . 276 Risdon horse -chesnut leaves and blossom, with fern and palm Fancy silk and velvet quilt . leaves. Manufactured by H. Brinton and Sons, Kidder¬ minster .

278 Robinson , Miss, Newport Terrace, Bolton, 298 Shuldam , Harriet , Dunmanway, Ireland — Lancashire—Designer. Producer . Group of flowers worked in a new style, from an oil Lace work . painting , by the exhibitor . 299 Sibthorpe , Fanny Louisa , Limerick, Ireland— 280 Rodgers , John , & Son, Islington, near Bii'mingham Producer . —Manufacturers . Piece of Berlin work, subject “ Haddon Hall in the days Purses , embroidered in the weaving : such embroidery ofyore ;” and the “ Morning of the Chase,” inacarvedoak having been previously done only by hand . frame . Kingdom .] LACE AND EMBROIDERY, &c. 571 South Central Gallery .

301 Sim, C. J ., High Street, Bedford—Manufacturer . [These carpets, rugs, See., are woven in the loom, and Bedfordshire pillow-lace. not tufted or knotted to the warp as in the older method of making such goods. The worsted being thrown entirely 302 SiMcox, G. P ., Kidderminster—Inventor and to the surface of the fabric, instead of appearing on both Manufacturer . sides, economises the material , and gives a smoother Two large finger worsted rugs, containing the arms of surface.] the borough of Kidderminster . Small sample of velvet carpet, made on the occasion of 316 Johnson , Geo., & Co., 11 Bow Churchyard, and the marriage of H.R.H. the late Princess Charlotte with 4 Bow Lane—Manufacturers . Prince Leopold of Saxe-Cobourg. Mourning collars, &c. Registered pattern of double-breadth second Brussels . Registered patterns of Brussels velvet , woven on new principle . 317 Thwaites , Mary , 4 Quadrant Road, Lower Several coloured designs of carpets called the patent Islington—Proprietor . beaver, woven by steam-power. Fine knitted thread shawl. Valenciennes lace bonnet . Knitted bonnet and parasol . Embroidered cambric hand¬ 304 Smith , Mrs. Richard , Rolvenden, Staplehurst, kerchiefs . Cambric pincushion, with arms of England Kent—Manufacturer . embroidered . Crochet d’Oyley. Specimens of imitation Valenciennes lace. Manufactured by the poor children Group in wool; the Queen, the Princess Royal, and the Prince of "Wales. of Newry. 318 Turbeville , Smith , Boyle , & Co., 9 Great 306 Foster , Rutty , & Co. Marlborough Street—Producers . Embroidered lace curtains . Axminster carpet . Velvet pile tapestry carpet , de¬ signed from native flowers. Brussels carpet, of Elizabe¬ 307 Stokes , Stephen , Kevin Street Police Barrack, than design, crimson and oak. Dublin—Inventor . Table cover of mosaic cloth -work, representing the 320 Trollope , Rose, 6 Allen Terrace, Kensington— royal arms ; the royal family at a review ; the capture of Producer . the French eagle by the royal dragoons at Waterloo ; a Folding screen of tapestry work. sketch from Ballingarry ; war chariot, &c.; all composed of pieces of cloth fine-drawn together . 321 Cardinal & Co., St. Helenas Place, Bishopsgate. 308 Sutton , Eliza , Maidstone—Designer and Persian and Turkey carpeting . Manufacturer . A fine white crochet bed-quilt , the centre composed of 322 Turner , Agnes , Sutton Rectory, Dartford—■ a group of flowers, above which are three scriptural sen¬ Manufacturer . tences, in English, French , and German ; below the Knitted lace scarf, three yards long, and three quarters centre are three other scriptural sentences, in Italian , wide. Spanish, and Latin ; at each side is a scriptural sentence in English ; in the borders are dates and allusions to the Great Exhibition , in English : the whole finished with a 323 Uphill , Mary Ann , Fonthill Bishop, Salisbury— "wide lace, and lined with pink cambric . Designer and Manufacturer . A cushion for the toilet , composed of thread and fine 309 Sutherland , Janet , Falkirk, Scotland—Inventor , gold twist of different texture . In the centre of this Designer, and Manufacturer . work is introduced the profile of Her Majesty,. Prince Albert , and all the Royal Family, with their initials . Drawing-room table -cover, embroidered with coloured The band round the work has this motto worked in letters satin on a black satin square or ground ; in a new style ; England , Prince &c., are formed and arranged without of lace,—“ Long live Victoria Queen of the flowers, figures, Albert , and all the Royal Family .” The whole work is the aid of drawings or patterns . ornamented with the Crown of England , the Rose and Thistle , Bible and Sceptre, and other emblems of Royalty . 310 Tarin , M. L. A., 8 Nelson Street, Mornington Twist, of different texture , in cushion lace. Crescent, Camden Town—Designer and Inventor . A lace scarf, and a bassinette lace cradle-cover of Berlin wool needlework . similar manufacture . Lamp pillar , &c. 324 Veevers , Letitia , Mohill, County Leitrim, Ireland 312 Tayler , Ann Maria , Middle Chinnock— —Producer and Inventor . Proprietor . Articles manufactured from the fibres of plants and Historical piece of needlework in wool—Mary Queen of flowers, viz. :—From the common nettle , pocket handker¬ kcots weeping over the dying Douglas . chiefs trimmed with lace of the sanm material , shawls, scarf, bonnet , parasol, lace collar, and veil ; from the 313 Tennison , Mrs . M . A ., 8 Broughton Place , hemp nettle , parasol and veil; from the Lavatera , parasol Hackney Road—Producer . and veil ; from the honey plant , parasol ; from the sweet Chair of papier macing, of the Elizabethan style, inlaid pea, bonnet and lace collar ; from the honeysuckle , bon¬ j'rth mother -of-pearl of all colours, with cushion of net 'and lace collar ; from the nastercium , parasol ; from Needlework. the Keria japonica, bonnet ; from the marsh mallow, , bonnet ; from silk, mittens ; from the bee plant , a cap. ^ 5 Templeton , J ., & Co., Glasgow—Manufacturers Shawl of nettles . Patentees . and Specimens of the flax and threads from which the Patent Axminster carpets, intended for drawing-room ; preceding articles are manufactured . dining-room or library ; in Persian style, for dining - ‘°°m or drawing-room ; and in Turkey style, for dining- r ° ° Nb & C. 325 Lawson , John , 4 Sidmouth Street, Gray’s Inn Road Carpets bordered and chintz fitted for parlour or —Designer . Rawing .room ; hearth -rugs, patent Axminster ; breadth Axminster hearth -rug, manufactured by Blackmore ^arpeting ; stair or landing carpeting ; Tourney table Brothers , Wilton . Various designs for carpets . Speci¬ °vers ; piano covers; and door or window curtains . mens painted on ruled paper for the weaver. rUxiTED 572 Class 19.—TAPESTRY , CARPETS , FLOOR CLOTHS , South Central Gallery .

327 The Victoria Felt Carpet Company, 8 Love ble to rooms of any size, at the ordinary cost of Brussels Lane, Wood Street—Manufacturers . carpet .—Designed by John Arbuthnot , and manufactured and by Watson & Co., Kidderminster . Specimens of patent felt carpeting . Printed Masulipatam, , felt . Embossed window curtains , Carpets manufactured in the province of embossed table -covers . Fine cloth , felt . and imported from Madras felt . carpets , manufactured at Ushak, in the Manufactured at Leeds, and printed in London . Real Turkey province of Aidin, and imported from Smyrna. 328 Vincent , Samuel , Tirvey, near Olney, Bucks— Manufacturer . 339 Waugi -i & Son, 3 & 4 Goodge Street—Designers . Bedford and Buckinghamshire pillow-lace, veils, lace Royal velvet pile carpet, purple ground . An allegorical collars, and lace. Name and address in letters , formed design for a carpet for a Royal palace. of lace. Lace, pillow and bobbins, by which the lace is worked . _ 341 Wells , B. W ., Windmill Lane, Camberwell . 329 Vokes , Frederic S. T., 9 Hope Cottages, Cottage —Manufacturer Grove, Bedford New Road, Clapham Rise— Registered floor-cloth , the pattern being an imitation Designer and Manufacturer . of Berlin wool work, printed in gold and lake colours. Superfine scarlet cloth table -cover, braided with up¬ wards of 2,000 yards of black mohair cord, executed with¬ 343 White , Son, & Co., 78 Watling Street, and out patterns or pouncing, on a new principle . 108 Cheapside—Proprietors . Kidderminster , cut pile Brussels, velvet pile tapestry , Terrace, East and square velvet pile carpets . Printed cloth table - 330 Hayes , Eleanor Jane , 24 Richmond covers. Silk worsted damasks. Street, Walworth—Designer and Manufacturer . Pictures composed of needlework and steel beads :—The successful deer-stalkers of the Highlands . Three chorister 345 Whitwell , John , & Co., Kendal—Designers Manufacturers . boys. The royal arms of England . Two country girls and (seated in a shrubbery ). The Last Supper . The novelty Kidderminster carpeting . Twilled Venetian carpet, of these articles consist in their being of needlework , and woven in a power-loom, and with variety of colour and forming a surface of glass, representing figures, animals, texture . Improved Brussels carpet , with new arrange¬ and foliage. ment for pile and texture . Berlin hearth -rug, new design and material . 334 Ward , Anne , Coleraine, Ireland—Designer and Executor . 347 Whitney , E., Cleveland Place, Bath—Designer . Giant’s Specimens of needlework . View of “ The Embroidered lady’s apron. Coat of arms in needle¬ Causeway ;” an “ Italian scene,” by Vernet ; and an “Arctic work. scene.” The groundwork is linen in the first view, and . The work is an imitation of line lutestring in the others 349 Williams , Lady Griffies , Marlborough—Producer . engraving, and the material employed, cotton and silk by Leonardo da thread . _ “ The Last Supper,” from the painting Vinci, worked in German wool and floss silk. 335 Washbourn , Ann , Great Marlow, Bucks— Manufacturer . 350 Wilson , Anne , Downpatrick, Ireland — A muslin small dress over a blue , embroidered . Manufacturer . A boy’s embroidered muslin dress. A child ’s frock. Fancy work in wool—subject, “ Shipwrecked sailor ;” in which new stitches , invented by the exhibitor , are intro¬ 336 Waterhouse , Emma Isabella &Maria Adelaide , duced to give effect to different parts of the picture . Claremont Cottage, Loughborough Road, Brixton— . Makers 352 Wood, Henry & Thomas , 22 Watling Street— Crochet counterpane , 12 feet square, worked in Strutt ’s Proprietors . cotton , representing a variety of flowers; the centre of Printed and embossed cloth table -covers. Printed all the counterpane a cluster of roses encircled with a wreath over cloth . of a wreath of flowers and leaves ; the insertion composed Brussels carpet . of lilies, entwined round a pole ; at the four corners are a trumpet flower, a rose, a convolvolus, and a wild rose ; . The patterns were all 354 Woodward , B. Higgins , Kidderminster— finished off with a deep edging Manufacturer . designed by Wilks, Regent Street . Large velvet pile carpet, in the ornamental style . This species of carpeting is capable of being made to any 337 Watson , Bell & Co., 35 & 36 Old Bond Street— required length or width , and in varied colourings, to Manufacturers and Importers . correspond with other furniture : and can be produced at price . Axminster carpet , designed by Lewis the ordinary Extra superfine in Brussels quality , and Gruner , Esq., exhibited by Her Majesty the Queen. The Specimens of the same pattern in the accompanying varied colourings, showing its adaptation to the style of design of this carpet is represented the same. . any room, with border for lithograph drawing the “ oak branch ,” Carpet in the renaissance style, designed by John Specimens of various colourings of Lawson. in Brussels quality . . Carpet in the Louis Quatorze style, designed by Specimen sketched from the Acacia, in Brussels quality M. Brandeley . Specimen of wool netting , for tray covers. A superfine Axminster carpet in the Italian style and colouring, designed by James Crabb. 355 Woodward , Henry , & Co., Church Street, A fine Axminster carpet , in the Persian style and Kidderminster—Manufacturers . for dining-rooms. All manufactured colouring, adapted , with stems and by Blackmore Brothers . 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Brussels pile, scroll on a ricli crimson ground , for 379 Lady Mayoress (1850), and 150 Ladies of Great dining -room floors. Britain the executants. The design by John Velvet pile, ivy leaves and stems, lying on moss and W. Papworth , Esq., Great Marlborough Street ; ■wild weeds, for stairs and corridors . the patterns painted by, and the work executed All registered designs. under the superintendence of, W. B. Simpson, West Strand .

356 Woolcock , Catherine , 13 New Quebec Street, A Berlin wool carpet, 30 feet long and 20 feet wide, Portman Square—Manufacturer . worked in detached squares, which have been subse¬ Banner screen. Design, the arms of England , sur¬ quently joined together to form the complete design. An rounded with drapery , and intersected with branches of illustration of a branch of manufacture, which may afford to its executants a recompense more liberal than they can olive ; with pendant wreaths of the rose, shamrock , and obtain in most other sorts of needlework . thistle , crocheted with silk in numerous colours . This manufacture may also apply to the entire decora¬ tion of a room, as tapestry , furniture , &c. The initials 357 Wratislaw , Matilda Emily , Rugby, Warwickshire of the executants form the ornament of the outside —Designer and Manufacturer . border . The whole design is connected by wreaths or Cap, worked in crochet in imitation of point lace ; bands of leaves and foliage, the centre group representing design, rose, trefoil , and thistle . the store from whence they have been distributed . Part of the patterns of the Berlin wool carpet exhi¬ bited by Her Majesty. The whole design is painted in 358 Wright , Crump, & Crane, Kidderminster— one piece as a picture ; on being subdivided the squares Manufacturers . have the thread lines printed upon them . By this arrange -- Velvet pile, dining -room, drawing -room, and boudoir ment the setting out the pattern or second painting on carpets, bordered complete . squared paper from a picture first made is rendered Brussels carpets, for dining and drawing rooms. unnecessaiy . Stair carpets . 381 George , J . B., 4 Wells Street, Gray's Inn Road— 365 Roberts , Mrs., Bexley—Producer . Designer . A knitted counterpane . Design for an Axminster centre carpet , in the Italian style . 367 Chaplin , Charles , 2 Providence Place, Prospect Row, Woolwich—Inventor . 382 Brayshaw , John, 118 Church Street, Lancaster— Table-cover, or bed-quilt , containing 3,230 pieces, and Producer . 127 skeins of silk. Made by the exhibitor . Counterpane of mosaic needlework , 12 feet long by 10 feet wide, divided into 44 compartments , each repre¬ 371 Smith &Baber , Knightsbridge—Inventors , senting a popular print , worked up of coloured pieces of Designers, and Manufacturers . cloth, without colouring matter ; with scroll on the Floor cloth , in imitation of ancient tesselated pave¬ border, of new design. ments ; comprising a centre and borders , being copies of Roman pavements discovered in England . 384 Kiddle , Joshua , Norwich—Inventor . Floor cloths , copy of Roman tesselated pavement dis¬ covered in England , and in style of Roman tesselated Woven cushion, completed in the loom without the Pavement. aid of needlework ; figured on both sides.

372 Bernard , Hon. Jane Grace , Cork, Killrogan, 386 Gill , William Lewis , Colyton, Axminster— Bandon, Ireland —Producer . Manufacturer . Knitted quilt for a baby’s crib. Knitted bag. Exhibited Honiton lace :—Portion of an original design, intended 0r* behalf of the workers, the children of Killrogan for the flounce made for Her Majesty. Parochial school, Bandon. Portion of a new design for a scarf. Collars in various designs. 373 Prior , Rev. H. E., Lucan, Dublin—Producer. Colyton chromatic silk berthe , made on the pillow. Silk lappet, designed from the Alhambra , made on the Specimens of Irish lace, the work of the Lucan Indus - pillow. rial School. Lace scarf, berthe and sleeves. Patterns of lace. 374 West , C. Mary, 1 Brougham Terrace, Kingstown, Dublin—Designer, Inventor , and Manufacturer . 388 Ayers , William , Newport Pagnell, Bucks— ^ Scarf of black lace, embroidered in a new style, in Producer . ®ccan silk of different colours, interspersed with wings the Indian beetle . Specimens of Buckinghamshire pillow-lace pieces. flounces for ladies’ dress, of same materials and work . 37 f' 390 Jackson & Graham, 37 & 38 Oxford Street— *0 Bates , Jemima, Great Dover Street, Surrey— Producers . ^ _ Designer . London carpet ; the border formed by palm leaves and •Pcciniens of needlework upon machine net ; handker - flowers; shields with fruit in each corner ; group of flowers hlef; infant ’s cap. in the centre ; and filled up with crimson scrolls on ma« rone ground . ^ i 7 Dalrymple , Mary Elizabeth , 37 Cosehill Street, Carpet, of Moresque design. Baton Square—Inventor and Producer . Carpet, with flower upon dark marone ground , border in panels, and medallions , with arabesque scrolls and rfieiVlle'C°Ver of fawn-coloured cloth , embroidered with flowers. 1 flowery pattern . An embroidered quilt . Specimens of velvet pile carpets . Patent tapestry velvet carpet and border ; design, orchidaceous plants upon dark (® Faxcourt , Catherine , Grimsthorpe, near Bourne— green ground . Carpet, roses upon dark marone ground . cv , Designer and Manufacturer . London rugs . I ancy bed-quilt . Carpet loom at work . {North Transept), , LACE, EMBROIDERY, &c. 574 Class 19.—TAPESTRY, CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS South Central Gallery .

— 396 Heal & Son, Tottenham Court Poad— 391 Tawton , Mary , 9 Union Street, Plymouth Manufacturers . Manufacturer and Designer. satin eider-down quilt , with white satin ’s cloak, braided , embroidered , and interspersed A crimson Child border , embroidered in colours. (This quilt is represented with open work. 141.) in the introduction of open work in the accompanying Plate Its novelty consists and gold silk, filled with eider-down, to merino ; exhibited for the style of braiding , Duvdt in blue into French the foot of a bed. the embroidery , and the difficulty of execution . The lay across open work, although having the appearance of insertion , the same material . is worked in 398 Szaffeld , Leah , 4 Dean Street, Finsbury Square— Producer . , St. Peter's, Margate 392 Penley , E . A., Grove House of Her Majesty and His Royal Highness Manufacturer . Portrait —Designer and Prince Albert , in Berlin wool work . Silk patch -work table cover, box pattern , containing Cartoon : subject , “ The finding of Moses in the bull - upwards of 2,000 pieces, and 500,000 stitches . rushes,” in Berlin wool work.

394 Bennoch , Twentyman , & Rigg, 77 Wood Street— Manufacturers . 400 Bentinck , Colonel Henry , for Robert Palmer —Producer . and coloured ribbons . Shoe ribbons and ferrets . Black Arms, Silk handkerchiefs . A table -cloth , showing, in embroidery , the Royal Palmer , a private For dresses, mantles , &c. :—Cameo, lace, and self¬ and different devices, made by Robert of the 1st battalion Coldstream Guards . quilling trimmings . Fancy braids . soldier Silk fringes, plain, glac£, Naples, and fancy headings . Bullion fringes, plain and fancy headings . Silk gimps Girdles . 403 Underwood , W ., 1 Vere Street, Oxford Street— and cords. Manufacturer . , and Naples cord on bobbins, for manu¬ Gimp, strand of facturing purposes . Silk and cotton wire for bonnets . Heraldic tapestry hanging, being a new application Silk laces for boots . to tapestry , hangings, portieres , &c. The Royal heraldry other Sewing-silk, for the use of tailors and milliners . Arms in the centre can be replaced by those of any twist , in balls and on spools, for the use of tailors . family. Silk . The Netting -silk, for purses , hair nets, &c. Tapestry hangings of silk and worsted combined design composed from the artichoke and its foliage, - Manufacturers . for hangings and portieres . (North Central Gal¬ 395 Beavis , J ., 27 Mint Street, Borough- adapted .) A hearth rug. lery mmMm aagtl £ gBsA raw

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