PORCELAIN AND FAIENCE. 
35 
Earthenware Dinner Service 
EOR EIGHTEEN PERSONS. 
54 Plates, 10 in. 
18 Soups, 10 in. 
36 Plates, 8 in. 
1 Dish, 20 in. 
1 “ 18 in. 
2 “• 16 in. 
2 “ 14 in. 
4 “ 12 ht. . 
4 “ 10 in. 
4 “ 9 in. 
1 Soup Tnreen and Stand. 
4 Sauce “ “ 
4 Vegetable Dishes. 
1 Salad Bowl. 
1 Fisli Drainer. 
1 Pie Dish, 11 in. 
2 9 in. 
1 Clieese Stand. 
EOR TWELVE PERSONS. 
36 Plates, 10 in. 
12 Sonps, 10 in. 
24 Plates, 8 in. 
1 Dish, 18 in. 
2 “ 16 in. 
2 “ 14 in. 
. 2 “ 12 in. 
4 “ 10 in. 
1 Soup Tureen and Stand. 
2 Sauce Tureen and Stand. 
2 Sauce Boats and Stands. ' 
4 Yegetable Dishes. 
1 Salad Bowl. 
1 Fish Drainer. 
1 Pie Dish, 11 in. 
2 “ 9 in. 
1 Cheese Stand. 
l 
Earthenware Dessert Service 
EOR EIGHTEEN PERSONS. 
18 Dessert Plates. 
4 Low Comports. . 
4 Tall 
Earthenware 
DOUBLE SET. 
2 Ewers and Basins, 6’s. 
2 Chambers, 6’s. 
2 Soap Boxes. 
2 Brush Trays. 
FOR TWELVE PERSONS. 
12 Dessert Plates. 
4 Low Comports. 
2 Tall 
Toilet Service 
SINGLE SET. 
1 Ewer and Basin, 6’s. 
2 Chambers, 6’s. 
1 Soap Box. 
1 Brush Tray. 
John Mortlock, Oxford Street, London, exhibited china, 
breakfast, dinner, dessert, and tea Services, of Minton’s 
manufacture, with stone-china dinner-services of Minton and 
of Wedgwood’s wäre, decorated by the artists Solon, Mussill, 
Coleman, and otliers. 
Daniell, A. B., & Son, 46 Wigmore Street, London, 
exhibited pottery and porcelain, dinner, dessert, breakfast, 
and tea Services, besides toilet wäre, majolica vases, and or 
namental objects of various makers. This firm offered deco-