The Art Journal illustrated catalogue: The industry of all nations 1851 (London, 1851)

The engraving underneath represents a Child's
Robe, of muslin, richly embroidered, from the

extensive manufactory of Messrs. S. & T. Brown,
of Glasgow; the pattern is elaborate and beautiful.

A Dressing-Case, made of yew-tree wood, is
exhibited by Mr. Strudwick, of London. The

Among the statuary in the Sculpture Court,
stands Mr. Theed's life-size statue of Narcissus;
he is represented leaning on his hunting-spear^
and contemplating his reflection in the stream!

Messrs. Marrel, Freres, of Paris, exhibit,
among other objects, a beautiful Vase, of gold

mountings are of silver, designed in the antique
style, and the articles correspond in character.

and enamel, designed in the purest Venetian
style, and most artistically executed throughout

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