Wood Indüstry. 
65 
Nursery Fittings. In the Exhibitors Wait- 
ing and Reading Rooms in the Royal British 
Commission Offices, a Patent Reversible 
Billiard Table, and other Furniture. Fur- 
niture and General Fittings in the English 
Workmen’s Houses. (329) 
HEAL & SON, 195 lo 19 8 . Totten 
ham Court Road, London— Bedroom Fur 
niture. (330) 
DREW, J., & COMPANY, 33, 
Regent Street, London.—Solid Leather Trunks 
and Portmanteaus, Dressing and Travelling 
Bags, Railway Companion Table, Dressing 
Case Portmanteau, and Show Cases for the 
Exhibition. (750) 
SAGE, F., 80 to 84, Gray' s Inn 
Road, London.—Show Cases for the Exhibi 
tion. (751) 
WARD, Henry, 2, Vere Street, 
Oxford Street, London.—Stuffed Birds ; Col- 
iections of Humming and other Birds, 
mounted within glass fire screens. (33O 
WARD, Edwin, Wigmore Street. 
London.—Hoofs of a Stag killed at Com- 
pi^gne, by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, 
adapted to a Memorial Inkstand. (340) 
COLLINSON & LOCK, 109, Fleet 
Street,London.—Cabinets in Satinwood,Rose 
wood, &c.; Fireplacewith Decorated Panels; 
Sideboards and Chairs. (332) 
MORANT, BOYD & BLAN- 
FORD, 91, New Bond Street, London.— 
Ebonised Sideboard, Neo-Grec style ; Wal- 
nut-tree Writing-table, style. Louis XVI.; 
Florentine Pedestals, carved in alto-relievo 
and gilt; Wall and Ceiling Decoratipn, in 
ebony and gold, with painted panels in 
Italian style ; Louis XVI. Cheval Screens ; 
and other examples of decorative furniture. 
(333) 
WALKER, W., Bunhill Row, Lon 
don.—Suite of Furniture, consisting of Ward- 
robe, Toilet Table and Wash-hand Stand, 
in Satin Wood inlaid with engraved ivory 
and coloured woods, and sculptured ivory 
medallions. (334) 
{See Appendix.) 
CLARK, W., & SONS, 383, Ken- 
nington Road, Lambeth, London.—Chairs.in 
Oak, Satin Wood, Ebonized Wood, gilt, 
covered with satin, &c. (785) 
SOMMERVILLE. & SMITH, 
34, Eagle Street, Red Lion Square, London. 
Show Cases for the Exhibition. (75 2 ) 
JEFFREYS, Chari.es, 103, 
Hatton Garden, London.—Velvet Jewellery 
Stands and Show cases for the Exhibition. 
(753) 
BATTAM, HEYWOOD & 
HANKS, 54, Oxford Street; 1, Berners 
Street; and 17, Regent Street, London.—Ebon 
ised and Gilt “ Structural” Pavilion, Table 
Chairs, and Carpet, designed by Dr. 
Dresser, F.L.S. (94) 
CLARKE, J. R., 5, Liverpool Street, 
Walworth, London.—Fancy Inlaid Articles in 
Wood.known as “Tonbridge Ware;” Mosaic 
Wood, made from natural British and 
Foreign woods withoutany dye or colouring. 
(335) 
NEVILL, Lady Dorothy, Dang- 
stein, Petersfield.—Workbox. (336) 
MINNS, J., Thorn Lane, Norwich. 
Wood Carvings; Animais, Birds,Foliage,&c. 
(337) 
BARNARD, B, 107, St. Pauls 
Road, Highbury, London.—Folding Ham- 
mock Basinettes and Baskets. (338) 
DUNCAN, J., 6, George Street, Great 
Portland Street, London.—Painted Imitations 
of Woods and Marbles. (339)