The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 41
III. Furniture and Accessories
III. Furniture and Accessories.
Class 17.—Cheap and Fancy Furniture.
- Billiard-table, carved mouldings, of figured black-wood, patent adjusting toes, lamp, complete.
- Combination cabinet, electric marker.
- Billiard-room settee.
- Billiard-table, of tulipwood, with adjusting toes and lamp.
- Combination cabinet and marking-board.
- Billiard-room settee.
- Combination reversible dining and billiard tabic, with adjusting castors.
- Verandah lounge.
164 Bailey, Ann, Sydney-road, Brunswick, Melbourne.—Table.
165 Baker, J., 32 Bank-st. West, Emerald Hill, .Melbourne.—American clothes-hanger. Linen-press.
166 Boll Brothers. 14 Lennox-st.. Richmond, Melbourne.-—Pedestal library table, of Australian woods.
167 Bennett, J., 174 Queen-st., Melbourne.—Enclosed console sideboard, in Australian woods.
168 Brown, E.. Shire Engineer, Benalla.—Furniture, with improved castors.
169 Cohen Brothers & Co., Lonsdale-st. East and Step hen-St.. Melbourne.—Huon pineand black-i wood bedroom suite, Oriental drawingroom suite.
170 Dellit. W.. 10 Arden-st., Hotham, Melbourne.—Wicker chairs, made of Tasmanian willows.
171 Dillon, P., Ryrie-st., Geelong.—Draught-table.
172 Fallshaw, D., jun., Errol and O'Shannassy sts., Hotham, Melbourne.—Cane furniture.
173 Gabell, W. J.. Bay-st., Sandridge, Melbourne.—Chess-table.
174 Gottliebsen, T., 14 Victoria-st. West, Melbourne.—Pavilion.
175 Hickson, J., 131 Swanston-st., Melbourne.—Child's cot of colonial woods.
176 Jones, J., 40 Pitt-st., Carlton. Melbourne.—Drawingroom aviary.
177 Lachal. G., 72 and 74 Bourke-st. East, Melbourne.—Sideboards.
178 Leach. C., 132 Lygon-st., Carlton, Melbourne.—Table-top.
179 Lording, H., Canning-st., Hotham, Melbourne.—Fancy dressing-table, made of Australasian woods.
180 Lyster & Cooke, 151 Stephen-st., Melbourne.—Fenders. Bedsteads.
181 M'Ewan. J., 361 Spencer-st., Melbourne.—Diningroom, library, and bedroom furniture.
182 M'Lean Brothers & Rigg, 69 Elizabeth st., Melbourne.—Lunchcon-tables. Folding-chairs. Garden-seats.
183 Plumridge, I., Bridge-road, Richmond, Melbourne.—Wood and cane seated Chairs.
184 Rowland, T., Pelham and Berkeley sts., Carlton, Melbourne.—Inlaid table.
185 Sheedy, J.. Lyndhurst-st., Richmond, Melbourne.—Inlaid loo-table.
186 Stan way, W., Park-st., South Yarra, Melbourne.—French bedsteads, with spring mattresses, easy chairs, couch, coffee-table.
187 Steimle, Marg. A., 117 Jeffcott-st., West Melbourne.—Suite of furniture.
188 Steinfeld, LeVinson & Co., 93 to 99 Elizabeth-st., Melbourne.—Furniture. Cane summer-house and furniture;
189 Sturrock, A. W., jun., 9 University-st., Carlton, Melbourne.—Loo table.
190 Tiernan, P., Abbotsford and Spencer sts., West Melbourne.—Inlaid circular table.
191 Trapp, A., Ceeil-St., Williamstown, Melbourne.—Model chest of drawers. Spiral staircase.
192 Trapp, C., Cecil-st., Williamstown, Melbourne.—Chest of drawers, wardrobe.
193 Trapp, L., Cecil-st., Williamstown, Melbourne.—Secretaire bookcase.
194 Wadley & Teychener, Derby and Easey sts., Collingwood, Melbourne.—Spring mattress.
195 Wadley, J., Derby-st., Collingwood, Melbourne.—Brass-mounted iron bedsteads.
196 Wallach Brothers, 158 Elizabeth-st., Melbourne.—Furniture. Bedsteads.
197 Watts, W. K.. Wellington-parade, East Melbourne.—Inlaid table-tops.
198 Wehsack, F., 18 Little Collins st. East, Melbourne.—Cedar wardrobe.
199 White, J. T., Kilgour-st., Geelong.—Veneered chest of drawers.
Class 18.—Upholsterers' and Decorators' Work.
200 Bennett, G. R., 29 Darling St., South Yarra, Melbourne.—Inlaid marble chess table.
201 Blight, C., 55 .Jobnston-st., Collingwood, Melbourne.—Fancy bracket-;.
201a Blogg Brothel's, 18 Stewart-st, Windsor, Melbourne.—Gilding and lettering on glass.
202 Bolton, J., Docker-st.. Richmond. Melbourne.—Imitation graining in oak. cedar, marble, &c.
203 Brooks, Robinson & Co., 39 Elizabeth-st., Mel bourne.—Embossed mirror, ebonite and gold.
204 Campi, A., 122 Russell-st, Melbourne.—Mirror, in gilt frame.
205 Carr & Sons, Spring-st., Melbourne.—Venetian and other window-blinds.
206 Carter, J., 82 Fcrrars-st., Emerald Hill, Melbourne.—Grained panels.
207 Cohen Brothers & Co., Lonsdale and Stephen sts., Melbourne.—Upholstery and cabinet work.
208 Curtain, J., York-st., North Fitzroy.—Carved and inlaid Gothic mantelpiece, in various woods.
209 Drewe, J., & Son. Dandcnong-road, Windsor, Melbourne.—Grained door. Decorative panel.
210 Fuller, V., 41 Cameron-st., Richmond, Melbourne.—Decorative panels.
211 Hampshire, W. H., 82 Russell-st., Melbourne.—Window-blinds, Venetian and other.
212 Heathcote, T. S., Beaufort House, Drummond-st., North Carlton, Melbourne.—Imitation woods and marbles.
213 Heinzle, J., 211 Smith-st., Collingwood, Melbourne.—Upholstery.
214 Henderson, D. M., 137 Canning-st., North Carlton, Melbourne.—Carved frame, for mantelpiece mirror.
215 Huxley, Parker & Co., Russell-st., Melbourne.—Carved marble mantelpieces. Marble table-tops.
216 M'Lean Brothers & Rigg, 69 Elizabeth-st., Melbourne.-—Spring mattresses. Cabinet Turkish bath.
217 M'Neil, T. H., 84 Elizabeth-st., Melbourne.—Console-table, with pier mirror attached. Carving and gilding. Picture-frames. Brackets. Cornices.
218 Musschialli, L-, 112 Russell-st., Melbourne.—Pier-glass.
219 Norman, W. J., 7 Collins-st. East, Melbourne.—Picture-frames. Mouldings, &c.
220 Radley, W. B., Peel-st., Ballarat.—Scagliola lady's work-table.
221 Robertson, F., 4 Collins-st. East. Melbourne.—Drawingroom folding-screens, with pictorial and allegorical designs.
(1.) | Becdroom suite, consisting of wardrobe, pedestal duchesse-table, pedestal wasbstand, chest drawers, pedestal cupboard, commode, and towel- page 40 rail, in colonial Blackwood and Huon pine, marqueterie, inlaid with ebony and holly, carvings in blackwood. Style, Italian renaissance. |
(2.) | Stuff-over Couch and Lounge-chairs, upholstered in turquoise-blue and silver sateen. |
(3.) | Blackwood and Huon pine occasional table, marqueterie, inlaid with ebony and holly. |
(4.) | Chimneypiece and glass, in Blackwood and Huon pine, marqueterie, inlaid with ebony and holly. Style, Italian renaissance. |
(5.) | Window cornices, in wood, gilt. Style, Italian renaissance. With valances in turquoise-blue and silver sateen. |
(6.) | Hangings, for bedstead, in turquoise-blue and silver sateen. |
(7.) | Parquet floor, in Blackwood and Huon pine. |
(8.) | Wall and ceiling decorations for bedroom, painted in oil colours, with panels of turquoise-blue and silver sateen. |
(9.) | Drawingroom Cabinet, in Satinwood and black and gold, incised ornaments, gilt and marqueterie; inlaid with ebony, holly, and purple woods; panels, figures painted on gold ground. Style, early English. |
(10.) | Drawingroom Cabinet, in thuya-wood and ebony, incised ornaments, gilt and marqueterie; inlaid with ebony, holly, purple, beef, orange, palm woods, and ivory; panels, figures painted on gold ground. Style, early English. |
(11.) | Drawingroom Jardiniere and Console glass, ebonised and gold, with painted panels. Style, Italian renaissance. |
(12.) | Drawingroom black and gold Occasional Chairs, upholstered in plush and velvet. |
(13.) | Drawingroom Wall Decoration, painted in oil colours. Style, early English. |
(14.) | Drawingroom Cornices, in black and gold, and valances in silk. |
(15.) | Oak Sideboard, 8-ft. 6-in., incised and carved panels, with cove and panels in painted figures on gold ground. Style, early English. |
(16.) | Mahogany pedestal Sideboard, 8-ft. 6-in. Style, modern. |
(17.) | Mahogany diningroom Chair, in colonial morocco. Style, modern. |
(18.) | Oak diningroom Chair, in colonial morocco. Style, early English. |
(19.) | Diningroom Wall Decoration, painted in oil colours. Style, early English. |
(20.) | Bedroom Suite, in colonial Blackwood, with mouldings, carvings, and handles of nickel silver, consisting of wardrobe, duchesse-table, washstand, chest of drawers, and pedestal cupboard. |
(21.) | Bedroom Wall Decoration, painted in oil colours. |
(22.) | Pavilion, containing above. |
223 Rogers, W. P., 122 Gore-st., Fitzroy, Melbourne.—Ornamental figures. Frames.
224 Slater, E., Auburn-road, Hawthorn, Melbourne.-—Settee. Easy chairs.
225 Sommer, J. C., 89 Victoria-st., Carlton, Melbourne.—Painted decoration for walls, &c.
226 Thallon, J. & T., 105a Collins-st. East, Melbourne.—Console table and glass. Jardiniere and girandoles. Chimney-frames. Cornices.
227 Thallon, J. & T., 105a Collins-st. East, Melbourne.—Chimney-glasses. Girandoles. Jardinieres.
228 Waters, S. T., Castlemaine-st., Yarraville, Melbourne.—Decorative panel, mantelpieces, and door grained in imitation of woods and marble.
229 Watson, W., Upper Macedon.—Rustic tables. Rustic picture-frames, &c.
230 Wehsack. P., 18 Little Collins-st East, Melbourne.—Parquet flooring.
231 Whitehead, I., 87 Collins-st. East, Melbourne.—Gilt pier-glass and table, window cornices, brackets, picture-frames, &c.
232 Whitehead, I., 87 Collins-st. East, Melbourne.—Looking-glasses. Pier-glasses.
233 Whitelaw & Blair, 28 Swanston-st., Melbourne.—Console tables. Mirrors. Brackets. Cornices. Mouldings. Decorations.
234 Wilson, Corben & Co., 168, 170, and 172 Lonsdale-st. East, Melbourne.—Enamelled mantelpieces and tables.
Class 19.—Crystal, Glass, and Stained Glass.
235 Australasian Glass Manufacturing Co. Limited. 21 Little Flinders-st. West, Melbourne.—Glassware.
236 Beer, C., Sydney-road, Brunswick.—Fish globes.
237 Bell, J., View-place, Sandhurst.—Ornamental glass windows.
238 Brooks, Robinson & Co., 39 Elizabeth-st, Melbourne.—Plate-glass, silvered and embossed.
239 Floyd, S., 28 a'Beckett-st East, Melbourne.—Collection of glassware and working appliances.
240 Melbourne Glass Bottle Works Co., The, Graham-st., Emerald Hill, Melbourne.—Green glass bottles, assorted.
241 Simonsen, P., 96 Commercial-road, Prahran.—"Vitrcmanie"—imitation of stained glass.
242 Thomas & Richardson, Boundary-road, Hotham, Melbourne.—Glassware in variety.
243 Wilson, G., & Co., Little Flinders-st West Melbourne.—Patent-stoppered bottles, for aërated waters.
244 Woodroffe's Glassblowers, 101 Bourke-st. East, Melbourne.—Fancy glass. Philosophical instruments in glass.
Class 20.—Pottery.
245 Austin, J. H., Barkly-st., Brunswick, Melbourne.—Glazed stoneware pipes.
246 Australian Tile Works, Malvern, Melbourne.—Agricultural pipes. Vases.
247 Guthrie, G. D., Epsom. Sandhurst.—Parian marble, cane, cream, majolica, and white stoneware. Red and white terra-cotta.
248 Nolan, L., Sydney-road,Brunswick, Melbourne.—Earthenware and terra-cotta articles.
249 Dahlke's Filter Co., Sandridge-road, Melbourne.—Wine-cooler.
250 Gilbrook Pottery, Park-st., Brunswick, Melbourne.—Vase, fountains, &c., in terra-cotta and earthenware.
251 Kilpatrick & Co., 39 Collins-st. West, Melbourne.—Tcrra-cotta vases, medallions, &c.
252 Middleton, A. G.. 146 Little Collins-st. West, Melbourne.—Demijohns.
253 Teale, G., Malvern-road, Prahran, Melbourne.—Wedgwood-ware beer jug, having won first prize at the London Exhibition of 1851. (Loan.)
254 Timperley, W. J., & Brother, 13 Gwynne-St., Richmond, Melbourne.—Spirit barrels.
255 Knight, A., & Co., Lai Lai.—Stoneware.
256 Wolstencroft, J. & W., Miller-st, Back Creek, Sandhurst.—Earthenware mouldings.
257 Wilson & Ridge, Fehon-st., Yarraville, Melbourne.—China, earthenware, jam jars, jugs, &c.
Class 21.—Carpets, Tapestry, and other Stuffs for Furniture.
258 Corrie, W., 21 a'Beckett-st., Melbourne.—Bedding materials.
259 Miller, J., & Co., 61 Flinders-st. West, Melbourne.—Coir mats and matting.
260 Penal Establishment, Pentridge, Melbourne.—Coir mats and matting.
261 Piper, J., 3 Francis-st.,Collingwood, Melbourne.—Hair for upholstery, bedding materials.
262 Tronson & Rutherford.—Bedding materials.
Class 23.—Cutlery.
263 Lillycrap, H., Urquhart-st, Castlemaine.—Cutlery for the use of butchers, curriers, &c.
264 Marsden, A., Barkly-st, Footseray, Melbourne.—Cutlery.
265 Walker, T., 95 Clarendon-st., Emerald Hill, Mel bourne.—Cutlery.
266 White, J. B. & T., York-st. West. Emerald Hill, Melbourne.—Sheep-shearing instruments, &c.
267 Wragg, G., Powell and Chapel sts., South Yarra, Melbourne.—Bread, butchers', and cooks' knives.
Class 24.—Goldsmiths' and Silversmiths' Work.
268 Altman. E. A., 80 Elizabeth-st., Melbourne.——Silver and gold cup.
269 Denis Brothers & Co., 72 and 74 Bourke-st. East, .Melbourne.—Goldsmiths' and silversmiths' work.
270 Edwards & Kaul, 5 Collins-st. West, Melbourne.—Goldsmiths' and silversmiths' work.
271 Evett, W., 85 York-st. East, Emerald Hill, Melbourne.—Materials for goldsmiths' and silversmiths' work.
272 Gartner, W.. 30 Little Collins-st. East, Melbourne.—Mounted emu eggs. Plated-ware.
273 Henty, P., Studley Park, Kew.—Prizes obtained at London agricultural shows. (Loan.)
274 Joseph Brothers, 77 Swanston-st., Melbourne.—Mounted emu eggs.
275 Kilpatrick & Co., 39 Collins-st. West, Melbourne.—Goldsmiths' and silversmiths' ware.
276 Myers, W., 65 Mint-place, Lonsdale-st. West, Melbourne.—Clocks.
277 Rowland, J. R., 87 and 91 Little Collins-st. East, Melbourne.—Enamelled gold and silver ware; the enamelling champlevé.
278 Schafer, C., 33 Peel-st, Windsor, Melbourne.—Silver fern-tree flower-stand. Silver ornaments.
278a Stokes & Martin, 100 Collins-st. East, Melbourne.—Military badges and ornaments. Plated dishes, &c.
Class 25.—Bronzes and various Art Castings and Repousse Work.
279 Kilpatrick & Co., 39 Collins-st. West, Melbourne.—Statuettes and vases in bronze.
280 Lyster & Cooke. 151 Stephen-st., Melbourne.—Bronze castings for hall furniture.
Class 26.—Clocks and "Watches.
281 Bosch, G., Burwood-road, Hawthorn, Melbourne.—Lever watch movement
282 Edwards, J. B., 78 Brunswick-st., Fitzroy, Melbourne.—Regulator clock, made of odds and ends picked up on the goldfields.
283 Gaunt, T., Royal Arcade, 14 Bourke-st. East, Melbourne.—Watches, as samples of finishing and escapement-making. Watch-cases, in various stages of completion. Chronometer. Marine timepiece. Hall quarter clocks. Railway-station clock. Racing chronograph.
284 Joseph Brothers, 77 Swanston-st., Melbourne.—Turret-clock. Specimen of clock-making.
285 Kilpatrick & Co., 39 Collins-st. West, Melbourne.—Clocks and watches.
288 Maudsley, J.. Yarra-st., Geelong.—Chrono-metrical clock-work.
287 Thicthener, H., 112 Brunswick-st., Fitzroy, Melbourne.—Clocks, skeleton and other.
288 White, W. J., 10 Maritime-chambers, Little Collins-st. East, Melbourne.—Astronomical clock.
Class 27.—Apparatus and Processes for Heating and Lighting.
289 Andrews, C., Latrobe-terrace, Geelong.—Patent cooking apparatus.
290 Bond, Ruth, Farmer-st., St. Kilda, Melbourne.—Box-iron, to be heated by gas.
291 Briscoe & Co., 11, 13, and 15 Collins-st. East, Melbourne.—Kitehen-range.
292 Brown, W., 23 William-st, Melbourne.—Tailor's iron, heated by gas.
293 Brunswick Foundry, Brunswick.—Grates.
294 Butcher. T., 124 Brunswick-st., Fitzroy, Melbourne.—Atmospheric oven.
295 Cochrane & Scott. 194 Little Bourke-st. East, Melbourne.—Patent colonial oven, with movable fireplace.
296 Connelly, J. T., High and Forest sts., Sandhurst—Gas reflectors. Steamboat lamp.
297 Douglas & Sons, 108 and 110 Little Flinders-st. East, Melbourne.—Gasaliers. Hall lamps. Brackets, &c.
298 Drysdale & Fraser, 131 King-st., West Melbourne.—Cast-iron ventilators. Silent blast-fan.
299 Faul, J. W., Williamson-st., Sandhurst.—Lamps.
300 Goby, A., 85 Flinders-st. East, Melbourne.—Cooking stoves and utensils.
301 Harnwell, W., 62 Little Collins-st. East, Melbourne.—Colonial ovens.
302 Hutchison, J., 5 and 7 Post Office-place, Melbourne.—Ranges and ovens.
303 Jeans, S. E., High-st., St. Kilda, Melbourne.—Gas cooking and heating stoves. Water-heaters for baths, &c. Gas stoves for tailors' irons, &c.
304 Knobel, G. A., Royal Park Hotel, Queens-berry-st., Hotham, Melbourne.—Knobel s improved compound ventilator.
305 Lockridge, D. D. B., Fire Brigade Office, Melbourne.—Electric lamp.
306 Lyster & Cooke, 151 Stephen-st., Melbourne.—Ranges. Register grates.
307 M'Lean Brothers & Rigg, 69 Elizabeth-st, Melbourne.—Economical kitchen ranges.
308 Mahoney, F., 22 Rathdown-st., Carlton, Melbourne.—Ventilators.
309 Murphy, E., Sand ridge-road, Emerald Hill, Melbourne.—Patent ventilator.
310 Nicholson. J., & Son, 183 Victoria-parade, Collingwood, Melbourne.—Range boilers.
page 42311 Parker & Co., 29 Post Office-place. Melbourne.—Colonial ovens. Portable stoves. High-pressure boiler. Gas stoves.
312 Paterson, J.. 30 Little Collins-st. East. Melbourne.—Railway, ship, street, and carriage lamps. Tea and coffee urns.
313 Patton, Emily S-, Studley Park-road, Kew. Melbourne.—Patent portable iron plate, for cooking over colonial oven.
314 Porta, J., & Sons, 140 Little Lonsdale-st. East, Melbourne.—Bellows and portable forges.
315 Pullinger, F., Staughton-alley, Little Flinders-st. West, Melbourne.—Kitchen-ranges, ship's stove.
316 Rasche, W., C.E., 55 Elizabeth-st., Melbourne.—Patent ventilator.
317-18 Sanson, J. M., 25 Baillie-st., Hotham, Melbourne.—Miniature kitchen-range and culinary utensils.
319 Toms, W., 138 Swan-st.. Richmond. Melbourne.—Bath, with furnace. Ventilators for roof.
320 Walker, A. R., 40 Latrobe-st. West, Melbourne.—Gas stoves. Bath heated by gas apparatus.
321 Wallis Brothers & Co, 211, 213, and 215 Wellington-st.. Colling wood, Melbourne.—Gas stoves, improved colonial ovens, kitchen-ranges, &c.
322 Williams, T., Gold-st., Collingwood, Melbourne.—Colonial oven.
323 Willis, W., & Co., 31 Little Collins-st. West, Melbourne.—Steel lamps.
Class 28.—Perfumery.
324 Apollo Stearine Candle Co. Limited, Footscray, Melbourne.—Perfumed soaps.
325 Atkin, C. A., 43 Errol-st., Hotham, Melbourne.—Eau-de-Cologne and lavender water.
326 Bosisto. J., Bridge-road, Richmond, Melbourne.—Perfumery obtained from native flowers.
327 Graham, J., 95 Swanston-st., Melbourne.—Hair washes and pomades.
328 Johnstone, Jeannie H., Latrobe-terrace, Geelong.—Soap tablets and powders.
329 Kitchen, J., & Sons, 28 Little Flinders-st. West, Melbourne.—Soaps.
330 Lewis & Wkitty, 36 Charles-st., Fitzroy, Melbourne.—Perfumery and hair oils.
331 Longmore, F., Flinders and King st. Melbourne.—Lavender water and other perfumes. Perfumers' materials.
332 Smith, A., & Co. 13 Little Collins-st West, Melbourne.—Sccnts. Essences. Fancy Soap.
333 Tilley & Clack, Surrey-road, South Yam, Melbourne.—Toilet Soaps. Violet powder.
Class 29.—Leatlier-work, Fancy Articles, and Basket-work.
334 Bryse, A., 225 Lygon-st.. Carlton, Melbourne.—Hair and nail brushes, glove-stretchers, shoehorns.
335 Gaunt. T., Royal Arcade. 14 Bourke-st East, Melbourne.—Samples of hair-work devices.
336 Hartley, H. J., Victoria-st., Brunswick, Melbourne.—Cocoanut-work plain and silver mounted.
337 Hartley, J., & Co., 17 Little Lonsdale-st. West, Melbourne.—Brooms. Whisks.
338 Haydon, A. T., 149 Rathdown-st., Carlton, Melbourne.—Stationery-cases. Jewel-cases. Desks. Writing-cases, &c.
339 McLaren, J., Bay-st., Brighton, Melbourne.—Inlaid writing-desks.
340 Osborn, Cushing & Co., 124 Collins-st, West, Melbourne.—Brooms and brushes.
341 Parker, C. M., 2 Apsley-terrace, Station-st., Carlton, Melbourne.—Inlaid tea-caddy.
342 Pettit, E., 33 Latrobe-st. East, Melbourne.—Basketware.
343 Porteous & Gibaud, 120 Little Flindert-st East, Melbourne.—Brush ware. Painters', household, fancy brushes, &c.
344 Rosenthal, S., 1 Little Collins-st. East, Melbourne.—Meerschaum pipes and amber goods.
345 Sage, A. J., Camberwell, Boroondara.—Caned cocoanut jewel-vases.
346 Sands & M'Dougall, 46 Collins-st. West, Melbourne.—Dressing-cases.
347 Wehsack, F., 18 Little Collins-st East, Melbourne.—Improved cash-boxes.
348 Wheeler, E. J., Miller-st., West Melbourne.—Lady's cabinet.
349 Zevenboom, J., 223 Elizabeth-st., Melbourne.—Brushware, painters' and general.
350 Zevenboom & Thompson, 1 and 3 Little Lonsdale-st. West, Melbourne.—Brooms. Brush-ware.