India.
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GROUP IX.
Section A.—STONES, NATURAL AND ;
ARTIFICIAL. j
MADRAS COMMITTEE.—Block of Soap- j « stone from Salem Taluk. (1019) |
BOAIBAY COMMITTEE.—Coloured Stones j from Surat and Kutch, and Polished Stone from Kola- pore. (1—9) I
BENGAL COMMITTEE. — Carved stone Domestic Utensils from Balasore and Sylhet.
(571-574)
AMBLER, Monghyr. —Circular Slate Trays.
(1-2)
NORTH - WEST PROVINCES LOCAL COMMITTEE.—Collection of Stones in the rough and manufactured states from Banda, as an Onyx Necklace, Agate and Jasper Knife-Handles, &c.
(48—673)
PUNJAB COMMITTEE. — Pestle and Mortar, Bracelets and Knife Handles, in stone, from Shahpur. (849—851)
LEITNER, Dr., Lahore. —Serpentine Vases and Cups, and Lahore Encaustic Tiles. (846—848)
Section B.— EARTHENWARE AND POTTERY.
BENGAL COMMITTEE. — Collection of Glazed Earthenware and Black Pottery, Cooking Utensils, Drinking Vessels, See., from the Sarun District, the Sontlial Pergunnahs, Sylhet, Howrah, and Hugli. (444—452, 505—514, 526—553)
NORTH-WEST PROVINCES LOCAL COMMITTEE.—Collection of Pottery from Um- roha, and Models of Indian Fruits from Furrackabad and Jaloun; Models of Native Artisans, &c., from Jaloun. (1—406, 177, 178)
LEITNER, Dr., Lahore. —Lassa China Teacup and Basket, Lahore Porcelain, See. (852—854)
OUDE LOCAL COMMITTEE.—Models of Natives, Houses, Cattle, See. (191—223)
BHOPAWUR PUL AGENCY.—Hookah, and various Cooking and Drinking Vessels.
(37, 46—51)
PEERANO, .Son of Joomo ,Kashigur of Tatta,
1 Sind (182—241, 489—490); CABIL Sc YARROO, Halla, Haiderabad (242—298, 300—352, 375—387);
! SABOO, Nussurpore, Sind (299, 353—374);
RUTTO WULLUD MENGHO, Haidarabad | (388—412); JOOMO, Son of Oosman (Potter),
1 Karachi (413—488).; Earthenware Cooking Utensils, 1 Tiles, Vases, Jars, Drinking Vessels, Flower-pots, j See.
INDIA MUSEUM, London .—Pottery from Berar (from the London Exhibition of 1871).
MADRAS COMMITTEE. — Earthenware j Goglet, from Madras. 0503) !
MADRAS SCHOOL OF ART.—Terra- : cotta Casts of Hindoo Temple Ornamentation.
(1092-1131) I
COMPADDY OF Goodiathum Taluk, North j Arcot .—Various Pottery. (1504—1526a) j
BOMBAY COMMITTEE.—Pipes from Aden.
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TERRY, G. W., Bombay .—Plaster Repro- i ductions of Architectural Ornaments. (1—7) J
H.H. THE GUICKWAR OF BARODA.— j Goblets, Bowls, Cups, Hookas, &c., mounted in or j inlaid with silver. (1—46)
Section D.—PROCESSES AND INVENTIONS USED IN THE PRODUCTION OF EARTHENWARE AND POTTERY.
PEERANO, Son of Joomo, Tatta, Sind.— Various materials used in making and glazing Pottery, as clay, colours, moulds, See. (491—517)
MITCHIE, J., Sc Co., Kurrachee, Sind .— Photographs of Tombs, Potters at Work, See., and Specimens of the Tools used in the glazing of earthenware. (518—528)