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INDEX TO LETTER-PRESS.
Jewellery, prizes awarded for, 167.
-------valuable stones used in, ib.
-------gold and enamelled, examples of, by
Castellani, 212.
------- exhibited by Meller and others,
Lace, extensive manufacture of, in France,
80.
-------■ manufacture of, by V. "Washer, of
222.
■ historical notices of precious stones,
ib.
Jones, Owen, on the decorative arts, 238.
Jones & "Willis, church hangings exhi-
bited by, G2.
-------altar-frontal and pall by, 229.
Joske, Mr., emu egg-cup and cover exhi-
bited by, 292.
Josse, of Paris, paper-hangings contributed
by, 135.
Joubert, A., furniture exhibited by, 181.
Jury reports, unsatisfactory and incom-
plete, 136.
K.
Kaiser album, cover of the, by Habenicht,
of Vienna, 227.
Kamptulicon, used for floor-covering, 161.
■------manufacture of, ib.
Kangaroo and emu, executed in gold, by
J. Hogarth, of Australia, 292.
Kaolin, found near Limoges, 22.
-------accidental discovery of, 67.
Kasan, leather manufactures of, 187.
Kashan, in Persia, celebrated for brocades,
&c., 42.
Kashmere shawl, Delhi-embroidered, 18.
-------manufacture of, in India, ib.
Keith, Mr., specimens of metal-work ex-
hibited by, 20.
Keith & Co., silk hangings by, 251.
Kendall, Mr., wood-carvings by, 154
-------biographical notice of, ib.
Kennard & Co., park-gates and railing
by, 175.
Keys executed by the manufacturers of
Sheffield, 39.
-------by Price, of Wolverhampton, ib.
Kidderminster, the early seat of carpet
manufactures, 153, 241.
Kidderminster carpets, manufacture of,
162.
Klagman, M., sculptor, of Sevres, 58.
Klein, A., cash-box and album-cover ex-
hibited by, 17.
Knepper & Schmidt, of Vienna, paper-
hangings exhibited by, 27, 238.
Knives of the 16th century, 223.
Kohl's account of book-binding at Vienna,
98.
Kooznetsof, of Kiga, exhibitor of China-
ware, 32.
Krebs, of Vienna, manufacturer of certain
fancy articles, 17.
Krupp, Herr, steel manufactured by, at
the Essen works, 25.
Kuukel, of Bohemia, celebrated for Ids
ruby-coloured glass, 5, 125.
L.
Lac, the various kinds produced in India,
50.
Lacarriere & Co., bronze candelabrum by,
257.
Lace, the origin of machine-made lace
purely English, 36.
-------the different inventors and improv-
ers, ib.
Brussels, 109.
-------manufacture of, in Switzerland, 144.
------- Spanish and Maltese, exhibited by
Jose Eiter and Don J. L. Margarit, of
Barcelona, 242.
-------manufacture of, ib.
-------varieties of, ib.
Lace dress (see IFoniton and Pillow Lace).
Lace-makers, historical notices of, 197.
Lace shawl, manufactured by W. Vickers,
36.
Lacquer-work, Indian, 50.
-------Cashmere celebrated for, ib.
-------Chinese and Japanese, 248.
-------Japanese, by Remi & Co., 288.
Lacquering chandeliers, process of, 246.
Lafaye's specimens of stained glass, 59.
Lahoche & Pannier, ornamented glass-ware
and porcelain by, 169.
Lamb, J., carved oak sideboard by, 243.
Lancetti, E., inlaid wood table-top by,
298.
Lanterns, ornamental, used for cathedrals,
200.
La Savonniere, the celebrated carpet ma-
nufactory annexed to the Gobelins, 209.
Laurent & Gsell's specimens of stained
glass, 59.
Laurin, T., artistic earthenware by, 297.
Lavalle, M., specimens of Eronch pottery
exhibited by, 22.
Layard, A. H., his description of Baron
Triqueti's bronze and ivory vase, 201.
Leather, shagreen, 104.
Leather, artistic workmanship in, by W.
Sanders, 173.
-------from Russia, 187.
Leather binding, historical notices of, 227.
-------early style of ornamentation, ib.
Leather covers for books, manufacture of,
126.
Leather panels, embossed, by Habenicht,
of Vienna, 88.
Leather-work, ornamental, revival of, ib.
-------historical notices of, ib.
-------manufacture of, ib.
------- ornamental, from Monte - Video,
Brazil, Hungary, and the Caucasus,
259.
-------bookbinding, ib.
Lectern, by Barbezat, of Paris, 157.
-------designed by E. Bentley, 233.
Lecterns, by Hardman & Co., 166.
-------by Hart & Son, 233.
Ledgers, binding of, by Girardet, of Vienna,
98.
Le Gascon, celebrated as a bookbinder,
216.
Lehmann & Son, of Vienna, silk tissues
manufactured by, 99.
Lehmann, Caspar, introduction of cut and
engraved glass attributed to, 5.
-------distinguished as a glass-cutter, 107.
Leighton, J. & J., book-covers exhibited
by, 126.
Leighton &, Hodge, book-covers exhibited
by, ib.
Leighton, J., on the decoration of book-
covers, ib.
Lemaire, Jean, the poet, 147.
Lemoine, 1L, cabinet-work exhibited by,
21.
Lepage-Moutier, his celebrity as a manu-
facturer of fire-arms, 6.
-------ornamental gun manufactured by,
ib.
-------rifles, guns, &c, exhibited by, 215.
Lerolle, M., bronze candelabrum by, 257.
Lessore, Emile, a water-colour artist, 100.
-------biographical notice of, ib.
-------employed by Messrs. Wedgwood, ib.
Leuchars, W., table and toilet ornaments
contribiited by, 104.
Levien, Mr., cabinet in the Pompeian
style exhibited by, 120.
-------biographical notice of, ib.
-------various kinds of furniture-wood col-
lected by, ib.
Liberich, Col., hunting group in bronze
by, 189.
-------biographical notice of, ib.
Limoges, celebrated for its pure porcelain,
22.
-------enamels of, 139.
Linen, manufacture of, in Germany, 17.
-------in Scotland and Ireland, 127.
Linnets defending their nest against a
dormouse, a wax model by Cain, of
Paris, 180.
Lion-hunter, by Albert Wolff, of Berlin,
163.
Lionnet Brothers, bronze table-ornaments
by, 277.
Litheglefia, invented by Marquis Muti
Papazurri, 270.
Lloyd & Summerfiekl, engraved glass ex-
hibited by, 151.
Locks for iron safes, 30.
■------■ executed by Hobbs & Co., of Lon-
don, 204.
-------difficulties of executing, ib.
Locks and keys exhibited by Messrs.
Chubb and others, 234.
■-------specimens of Mediaeval style, ib.
------- Wolverhampton, the principal seat
of manufacture, ib.
London, city of, swords of honour pre-
sented to distinguished naval and mili-
tary officers by, 57.
London & Ryder, prize medal for jewellery
awarded to, 167.
Longden & Co., chimney-piece, &c, contri-
buted by, 85.
Louis of Bavaria, monument to, at Mu-
nich, 163.
Lucca cathedral, painted windows of, 23.
Luxury, articles of, for the table, in early
periods, 121.
Lyons, principal seat of the silk manufac-
ture, 273.
M.
Macfaelane's bookcase of polished oak,
146.
Macfarlane & Co., ornamental iron-work
by, 183.
Macquoid, T. R., bookcase designed by,
40.
Maes, L. J., decorative glass-ware manu-
factured by, 208.
-------his ai'tistic discoveries, ib.
Magui, P., marble statue of a "Girl
Reading " by, 253.
-------biographical notice of, ib.
Magnus, G. E., slate wall and table manu-
factured by, 108.
-------rewards granted to, ib.
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Jewellery, prizes awarded for, 167.
-------valuable stones used in, ib.
-------gold and enamelled, examples of, by
Castellani, 212.
------- exhibited by Meller and others,
Lace, extensive manufacture of, in France,
80.
-------■ manufacture of, by V. "Washer, of
222.
■ historical notices of precious stones,
ib.
Jones, Owen, on the decorative arts, 238.
Jones & "Willis, church hangings exhi-
bited by, G2.
-------altar-frontal and pall by, 229.
Joske, Mr., emu egg-cup and cover exhi-
bited by, 292.
Josse, of Paris, paper-hangings contributed
by, 135.
Joubert, A., furniture exhibited by, 181.
Jury reports, unsatisfactory and incom-
plete, 136.
K.
Kaiser album, cover of the, by Habenicht,
of Vienna, 227.
Kamptulicon, used for floor-covering, 161.
■------manufacture of, ib.
Kangaroo and emu, executed in gold, by
J. Hogarth, of Australia, 292.
Kaolin, found near Limoges, 22.
-------accidental discovery of, 67.
Kasan, leather manufactures of, 187.
Kashan, in Persia, celebrated for brocades,
&c., 42.
Kashmere shawl, Delhi-embroidered, 18.
-------manufacture of, in India, ib.
Keith, Mr., specimens of metal-work ex-
hibited by, 20.
Keith & Co., silk hangings by, 251.
Kendall, Mr., wood-carvings by, 154
-------biographical notice of, ib.
Kennard & Co., park-gates and railing
by, 175.
Keys executed by the manufacturers of
Sheffield, 39.
-------by Price, of Wolverhampton, ib.
Kidderminster, the early seat of carpet
manufactures, 153, 241.
Kidderminster carpets, manufacture of,
162.
Klagman, M., sculptor, of Sevres, 58.
Klein, A., cash-box and album-cover ex-
hibited by, 17.
Knepper & Schmidt, of Vienna, paper-
hangings exhibited by, 27, 238.
Knives of the 16th century, 223.
Kohl's account of book-binding at Vienna,
98.
Kooznetsof, of Kiga, exhibitor of China-
ware, 32.
Krebs, of Vienna, manufacturer of certain
fancy articles, 17.
Krupp, Herr, steel manufactured by, at
the Essen works, 25.
Kuukel, of Bohemia, celebrated for Ids
ruby-coloured glass, 5, 125.
L.
Lac, the various kinds produced in India,
50.
Lacarriere & Co., bronze candelabrum by,
257.
Lace, the origin of machine-made lace
purely English, 36.
-------the different inventors and improv-
ers, ib.
Brussels, 109.
-------manufacture of, in Switzerland, 144.
------- Spanish and Maltese, exhibited by
Jose Eiter and Don J. L. Margarit, of
Barcelona, 242.
-------manufacture of, ib.
-------varieties of, ib.
Lace dress (see IFoniton and Pillow Lace).
Lace-makers, historical notices of, 197.
Lace shawl, manufactured by W. Vickers,
36.
Lacquer-work, Indian, 50.
-------Cashmere celebrated for, ib.
-------Chinese and Japanese, 248.
-------Japanese, by Remi & Co., 288.
Lacquering chandeliers, process of, 246.
Lafaye's specimens of stained glass, 59.
Lahoche & Pannier, ornamented glass-ware
and porcelain by, 169.
Lamb, J., carved oak sideboard by, 243.
Lancetti, E., inlaid wood table-top by,
298.
Lanterns, ornamental, used for cathedrals,
200.
La Savonniere, the celebrated carpet ma-
nufactory annexed to the Gobelins, 209.
Laurent & Gsell's specimens of stained
glass, 59.
Laurin, T., artistic earthenware by, 297.
Lavalle, M., specimens of Eronch pottery
exhibited by, 22.
Layard, A. H., his description of Baron
Triqueti's bronze and ivory vase, 201.
Leather, shagreen, 104.
Leather, artistic workmanship in, by W.
Sanders, 173.
-------from Russia, 187.
Leather binding, historical notices of, 227.
-------early style of ornamentation, ib.
Leather covers for books, manufacture of,
126.
Leather panels, embossed, by Habenicht,
of Vienna, 88.
Leather-work, ornamental, revival of, ib.
-------historical notices of, ib.
-------manufacture of, ib.
------- ornamental, from Monte - Video,
Brazil, Hungary, and the Caucasus,
259.
-------bookbinding, ib.
Lectern, by Barbezat, of Paris, 157.
-------designed by E. Bentley, 233.
Lecterns, by Hardman & Co., 166.
-------by Hart & Son, 233.
Ledgers, binding of, by Girardet, of Vienna,
98.
Le Gascon, celebrated as a bookbinder,
216.
Lehmann & Son, of Vienna, silk tissues
manufactured by, 99.
Lehmann, Caspar, introduction of cut and
engraved glass attributed to, 5.
-------distinguished as a glass-cutter, 107.
Leighton, J. & J., book-covers exhibited
by, 126.
Leighton &, Hodge, book-covers exhibited
by, ib.
Leighton, J., on the decoration of book-
covers, ib.
Lemaire, Jean, the poet, 147.
Lemoine, 1L, cabinet-work exhibited by,
21.
Lepage-Moutier, his celebrity as a manu-
facturer of fire-arms, 6.
-------ornamental gun manufactured by,
ib.
-------rifles, guns, &c, exhibited by, 215.
Lerolle, M., bronze candelabrum by, 257.
Lessore, Emile, a water-colour artist, 100.
-------biographical notice of, ib.
-------employed by Messrs. Wedgwood, ib.
Leuchars, W., table and toilet ornaments
contribiited by, 104.
Levien, Mr., cabinet in the Pompeian
style exhibited by, 120.
-------biographical notice of, ib.
-------various kinds of furniture-wood col-
lected by, ib.
Liberich, Col., hunting group in bronze
by, 189.
-------biographical notice of, ib.
Limoges, celebrated for its pure porcelain,
22.
-------enamels of, 139.
Linen, manufacture of, in Germany, 17.
-------in Scotland and Ireland, 127.
Linnets defending their nest against a
dormouse, a wax model by Cain, of
Paris, 180.
Lion-hunter, by Albert Wolff, of Berlin,
163.
Lionnet Brothers, bronze table-ornaments
by, 277.
Litheglefia, invented by Marquis Muti
Papazurri, 270.
Lloyd & Summerfiekl, engraved glass ex-
hibited by, 151.
Locks for iron safes, 30.
■------■ executed by Hobbs & Co., of Lon-
don, 204.
-------difficulties of executing, ib.
Locks and keys exhibited by Messrs.
Chubb and others, 234.
■-------specimens of Mediaeval style, ib.
------- Wolverhampton, the principal seat
of manufacture, ib.
London, city of, swords of honour pre-
sented to distinguished naval and mili-
tary officers by, 57.
London & Ryder, prize medal for jewellery
awarded to, 167.
Longden & Co., chimney-piece, &c, contri-
buted by, 85.
Louis of Bavaria, monument to, at Mu-
nich, 163.
Lucca cathedral, painted windows of, 23.
Luxury, articles of, for the table, in early
periods, 121.
Lyons, principal seat of the silk manufac-
ture, 273.
M.
Macfaelane's bookcase of polished oak,
146.
Macfarlane & Co., ornamental iron-work
by, 183.
Macquoid, T. R., bookcase designed by,
40.
Maes, L. J., decorative glass-ware manu-
factured by, 208.
-------his ai'tistic discoveries, ib.
Magui, P., marble statue of a "Girl
Reading " by, 253.
-------biographical notice of, ib.
Magnus, G. E., slate wall and table manu-
factured by, 108.
-------rewards granted to, ib.
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