Cassell's illustrated family paper exhibitor; containing about 300 illustrations, with letterpress descriptions of all the principal objects in the International exhibition of 1862 (1862)
London, New York, Cassell, Petter, & Galpin · leaf 255
his kind of work. It buckles, slides, and other of the lighter articles made of cast iron, are is in the Renaissance style, after the manner of Owen Jones, and has shown, prominence being given to many of those goods which are been designed and modelled by the exhibitors with great skill. Purity… … variety of curious and novel fine cutlery—scissors, tailors’ specimens of wrought iron raised from flat sheets of metal, without shears, table-knives, small edge-tools, bowie-knives, hatchets, &c., j seam or brazing. Altogether, the show' made by this firm is one of being samples of goods for which…
Decorative arts · Exhibitions · London International Exhibition
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