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THE ILLUSTRATED EXHIBITOR.

[Class XII.—XIII.

89 Vogel, W., Saxony, damasks
190 Volner, —, Russia, woollen fabrics
23 Walker, J., and Co. (Lindley, Leeds),

United Kingdom, mohair cloths
87 Walker, J., and Sons (Millshard, Hud-
dersfield), U.K., woollen cloths
720 Weissflog, E. F., Prussia, merinos, and
brocaded "satins de chine"
51 Wilkinson, John, U.K., felt cloth for
ships' sheathing- and other purposes
245 Wilson, J. J. and W., U.K., railway

wrappers and Windermere rugs
91 Winkler and _ Son, Saxony, Chambard
fabrics, merinos, &c.
117 Wrigley, J. and T. C, and Co., United

Kingdom, woollen cloths
204 Xhoffray and Company, Belgium, woollen
yarns
49 York and Sheepshanks, U.K., woollen

cloths
34 Zaalberg, J. C, and Son, Netherlands, a
fancy blanket
9 Ziegler &Haussman, Saxony, merinos

HONOURABLE MENTION.
165 Bottomley, Wilkinson, and Co., U.K.,
satin-faced figured goods of worsted and
cotton ^exhibited by Mr. Jacob Beyrens)
1103 Bouchart Floiin, France, Orleans cloth
1122 Buffault and Truchon, France, blankets
151 Clough, It., United Kingdom, merinos

made of English long wool
.. Couvet, France, merino yarns

149 Craven, J. and Son, U.K., Orleans cloth

of worsted and cotton
__152 Dalby, J., U.K., figured fabrics of worsted
and alpaca, with cotton and silk warps

150 Drummond, J., U.K., figured fabrics of

worsted and alpaca, with cotton and
silk warps

221 Fournival, Altmayer, and Co., France
yarns '

210 Gmzel, R. C, Austria, woollen cloths
65 Green, It. F., and Sons, United King-
dom, Orleans cloth

850 Guilbert and Wateau, France, Orleans
cloth

1264 Guyon, E., France, blankets
145 Harris and Fison, United Kingdom

fabric made with weft spun Iron fh*
down, or fur, of the Angola rabbit
128 Hoadley and Pridie, U.K., damasks
.. Holden, B. T. and D., U.S., blankets
161 Kershaw, S. and EL, U.K., Orleans cloth
of worsted and cotton lu

168 Milner, J., and Co., United Kin°-dnm

Orleans cloth of worsted and cotton
218 Moro, Brothers, Austria, woollen cloth
497 Scheppers, F., Belgium, woollen stuffsS
131 Shepard & Perfect, U.K., damasks
88 Taylor, T., & Sons, U.K., damasks
. Walker, J., New South Wales, Tweed*
3 4 Ward, J. VV.. U.K., damasks

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138 Wilson, J., United Kingdom, Ponchos
35 Zuurdeeg, J., and Son, Netherlaru

blankets. "'

The Jury desire to award the sum of £10 to
the undermentioned exhibitor :—
237 Bamford, J., United Kingdom, fine hHt
,?auze flannels °

XIII.-

-SILK AND VELVET.

JURORS.

George Tawke Kemp, Chairman, 24, Spital-square, Silk Manufacturer.
A. Dufoir, Deputy Chairman, France; Member of Central Jury.

Henry Mahler, Switzerland

T. Winkworth, Reporter, Gresham Club; formerly Silk Manufacturer
S. Courtauld, 2, Carey-lane, Cheapside ; Crape Manufacturer.
Lieut.-Col. Henry Daniel, Turkey ; Coldstream Guards.

Thomas Jeffcoat, Coventry; Ribbon Manufacturer.

Antonio Radice, Austria ; Vice-President of Cham, of Com., Verona

J. Vertu, Sardinia.

Charles Warwick, 132, Cheapside ; Silk Merchant.

THE PRIZE MEDAL.

48 Alsop, Robins, & Co., U.K., sewing silks
360 Andreae, C, Zollverein, velvet ribbons

1064 Balay, J., France, ribbons made ol silk in

the gum
1C65 Balleidier, F., France, assortment of
vestings and figured velvets and terry
21 Barth, Massing, and Plinchon, France,

black silk plush for hats [see p. 401J

41 Barres, Brothers, France, the r perfection

of trams for tulle and organzine, 16, 18,

20, 22, 26, and 28, dernier for satin and

plush

153 Bauman & Streuli, Switzerland, plain &

armure silks, and glace gros de Naples

1079 Bellon, J., and Co., France, black satins

and taffetas
10 5 Bertrai.d, Gayet, and Dumontaf, France,
Chine and figured silk shawls, scarfs,
and cravats
157 Bischoff, C. and J., Switzerland, black
taffetas, gros de Rhin, and some good
black satins and ribbons
197 Bonnet, J. and C, France, black satins

and taffetas
771 Bonneton, J., France, organzine for plush

and satin
1110 Bouvard and Lancon, France, a few spe-
cimens of their looms, which exhibit
manufacturing talent of a high order
24 Bravo, M. P., Sardinia, organzine for
satins

49 Bridgett, T., and Co., U.K., sewing silks,

purse twist, and saisnet libbons

1117 Brisson, Brothers, France, black silk

plush, piincipally made by powtr
38 Brocklehurst, J. & T., U.K., Peisians,
serges, sarsnets, gros de Naples, hand-
kerchiefs

1118 Brosse & Co., France, coloured velvets
44 Brough, J. and J., and Co., United

Ki> gdoin, sewing siiks
1120 Brunet, Lecompte, Guichart, and Co.,
France, chine and embroidered silk,
gauzes, grenadines, and crepes for
dresses, shawls, collars, scarfs, and
cravats
1125 Buisson (widow), sen., France, gauze
ribbons
31 Campbell, Harrison, and Lloyd, U.K.,
moire antique, figured, & brocaded silks
1134 Carquillat (weaver, of Lyons), France,
woven portrait of Pope Pius IX., and
ditto of the'Due o'Aumale's visit to
his workshop ; also of the Queen
30 Carter, Vavaseur, and Rix, United King-
dom, figured silks and moire antique
23 Casey and Phillips, U.K., plain black

radzimore, and other plain silk 3
113 Cbambon, Casimir, Alix (gard.), France,
fine six-thread grenadine, & organzine
for satin
1143 Champagne and Rougier, France, assort-
ment of rich figured silks
796 Chatron and Son, organzine, for tulle,
lor ribbons, and for plush and satin

39

1154
70

22
96

66

40

152

590

1192

1193

175

1031

1225

152

419

1247

1248

17

36

52

41

42
62

870

2G0

537
25

53
61

1625
64

Chichizoia, J., and Co., Sardinia, plain

velvets and figured silks
Collard and Coute, France, ribbons
Cope, Hammerton, & Co., United King-
dom, figured ribbons
Cornell, Lyell, & Webster, U.K., ribbons
CoudeiC, aoucaret, & Sons, France, gaze

a bluter, from 10 to 220 threads per in.
Coventry ribbon, U.K., an excellent spe-
cimen of the skill of the parties con-
cerned in the pioduction of it
Cox, R. S., and Co., U.K., an assortment

of fancy ribbons
Critchley, Brinsley, & Co., U.K., figure.!

silks, handkerchiefs, . nd cravats
De Bary, T., ai.d Bischoff, Switzerland,

figured ribbons
Diergardt, F., Prussia, plain and figured

velvets, ana velvet ribbons
Donat, Andre, and Co., France, vestings

and siiks lor cravats, in plain, figured,

and broche satin, and grenadine
Donat, J. & F., France, black silk plush
Dumaine, X., France, organzines
Du Cros, T.j France, organzines and

grenadines
Fontaine, F., France, vesting and gar-
ment silks
Freyvogel and Heussler, Switzerland,

figured ribbons
Gabain, G., Zollverein, silks in damasks,

and brocatelle for furniture
Gindre, L., and Co., France, white and

coloured satins
Giiard, Nephew, and Co., France, black

and coloured velvets
Graham and Sons, U.K., black moire

satins and velvets
Groat and Co., U.K., black crapes, crepe

aerophane, crepe lisse, &c.
Grosvenor, W., and Co., U.K., furniture

silks
Guillot, jun., and Co., Saidinia, plain

velvets, figured velvets, imitation of

white lace on velvet ground
Hadwen and Son, U.K., spun silk yarn
Har.op, Taylor, and Ptarson, U.K., an

assortment of black and shot plain

silks
Heckel, sen., and Co., France, satins in

white, black, & colours of all qualities
Hell, George, Austria, assortment of

brocatelles
Heime, A., France, organzine
Hill, James, and Co., United Kingdom,

plain and figured silks
Hochn and Baumann, Switz.,lustrings
Hold-forth & Son, U.K., spun silk-jams

in all numbecs
Hooper, G., Carroz, & Tabourier, France,

p ain, figured, and printed silk gauzes ;

also illusion tulle
Houldsworth, J., & Co., U.K., furniture

silks
Ibiahim Aga, Turkey, specimens of

figured velvets

1087

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203

Not

838
Not

1293
265

Jame, Bianchi, and Duseigneur, France,

grenadine and organzines
Keith and Co., U.K., furniture silks

[see p. 10]
Kolokolnikoff, Paul, Russia, specimens

of gold and silver brocade, chenille,

and other textures
in Catalogue, Kondrashoff, Russia, a

variety of silks in brocade damask,

portraits a la Jaquard
Langevin & Co., France, spun silks
in Catalogue, Lapere, M. N., and 0. N.

Dolbean, France, damask reps, figured

and chine silk shawls
Lacher, Faure, and Co., France, speci-
mens of ribbons
Lemann, J., and Son, France, brocatelle

embroidered in gold and silver, also

broche gold on chenille and velvet

grounds

21 Le Mare and Sons, U.K., black and col
1649

velvets, satins, moire, and glace silks

612

CO-?
tsOO

1319
lrJ57

530

346

217

43

1360

153

214

32

205

1403
1402

Le Mire and Son, France, figured silks,

with their, newest styles in lampas,

damask, brocatelle, and embroidery
Ljous Chamber of Commerce, France,

assortment of fancy silks
Martin, J. B., and P., and Casimer,

France, black silk plush
Massing, Brothers, Hubert, and Co.,

France, a similar assortment of black

silk plush
Mathevon & Bouvard, France, specimens

of rich silks
Menet, Jean, France, organzine, both

white and jellow
Meijghius, Brothers, Prussia, plain and

fancy velvets and \elvet ribbons
Messat, Ant., Austria, figured taffeta?,

gauze, and crepe ribbons
Moering, Charhs, Austria, figured and

chine ribbons
Molinari, A., Sardinia, plain velvets, and

for ricli figured vc lvet lor furniture
Montessuy and Cho.i.er, France, crepes,

crepe litse, crepe aerophane, and gauze

of many kinds
Mustapha, Aga Hadgi, Turkey, crapes
Naef and Schwarzenbach, Switzerland,

lustrings and gros-de-Rhin
Orduna, V., Spain, damasks, velvets, ana

other silks ,

Poidebard, N., Tuscany, organzines ana

trams . ..

Poliakoff and Zamiatin, Russia, similar

silks
Ponson, France, plain silks
Potton, Rambaud, and Co., France, as-
sortment of rich figured silks, ana d

woven picture of her Majesty, Pr»lcB

Albert, and Prince of Wales
Regner, Cousin, Prance, velvets, gauzes,

satins, and tafftta baucikei duels, "

lars, shawls,&c, in excellent taste

263 Reichart, F., Austria, plain, figured, anu

m ire silks, for black and coloured saw"