London, England: Cassell, Peter & Galpin, weekly.1862-1863 [Text in English]

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A weekly report on the International Exhibition held in London in 1862.  Contains articles on pottery at the Exhibition; stained and painted glass; civil and naval engineering; the fruit and food trophy, designed by Alfred Gilbert; furniture and decoration; the contributions of the British Colonies; fine art in the Exhibition; the Netherlands contributions; naval architecture; the design of wall and floor coverings; Minton’s majolica fountain; safety apparatus on railways; carvings in the Exhibition;  the French contributions in the Exhibitions; silver plate in the Exhibition;  musical instruments in the exhibition;  sculpture;  the contributions of Rome; machinery in the Exhibition;  tapestries; Japan in the Exhibition; bookbinding; bronzes; Grecian contributions to the Exhibition; engravings and etchings; enamelled tiles; Ireland’s contributions to the Exhibition; glass chandeliers; art jewellery; the contributions of Turkey; carriages in the Exhibition; fire engines and fire escapes; cutlery, iron and general hardware; the American contribution to the Exhibition;  etc.