Catalogue of the British Section.
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GROUP X.
Section A.—MANUFACTURES OF IVORY, SANDAL-WOOD, ETC.
MADRAS COMMITTEE. - Buffalo-horn, Ivory, and Sandal-wood Articles, as Desks, Paper- knives and Weights, Work-boxes, Glove-boxes and Stretchers, Card-cases, &c., from Vizagapatam, Tra- vancore, Shemoga, Canara; Sandal-wood Necklaces from Madras; Pith Figures and Models from Tri- chonopoly and Tanjore ; Inlaid Rosewood Box from Mysore. (1132—1145, 1147—1156, 1164—1164/)
SEVARAMIAH. — Carved Cocoa-nut, mounted on silver, from Ganjam. (1146)
H.H. THE FIRST PRINCE OF TRAA'AN- CORE.—Carved objects (Paper-knives, Card-cases, &c.). ‘ (1157—1163)
BENGAL COMMITTEE. — Collection of Ivory Carvings from Berhampore, and Shell Bracelets, Sic., from Sylhet and the Burdwan District. (1—27) BABU SRIDHUR SAHI, ZEMINDAR OF MAUJHA, Satun District. —A “ Chousar ” or Dice-board (made of beads), with the 19 pieces used for playing the game of “ Pasa.” (1)
LEITNER, Dr., Lahore. —Yarkandi Jade Pipe-stem, and Lamp made of Rock-salt. (855, 856) INDIA MUSEUM, London. —Carved Ivory Figures and Knife Handle ; Inlaid Marble Paper Weights (from the London Exhibition of 1872).
MICHAEL, Colonel. —Sporting Trophies mounted as fancy articles, such as Tiger-skull Ink- stand and Letter-box, various Skulls and Horns mounted on shields, Jungle Fowl Hand Screens, Elephant-foot Footstool.
WARD, Edwin. — Sporting Trophies mounted as fancy articles, Beetle-wing Jewellery, &c.
Section B.—FANCY GOODS OF LEATHER, BRONZE, ETC.
BOMBAY COMMITTEE.—Models of Subjects in Hindoo Mythology, Animals, Sic., from Bombay. (1—25)
BOWANY HURRYVALUBH, Karachi.— Sets of Wooden “Karandas,” Karachi work.
(26—31)
BOWANYSHUNKER HURRYVALUBH, Bombay .—Sets of Wooden “ Karandas,” Karachi work. (32, 33)
CAVUSJEE MUNCHURJEE, Bombay.— Work-box, Glove-box, Cigar-cases, &e., made from pen-quills. (34—39)
BABOO GOPAL CHUNDER, Opium Dept., Benares. — Specimens of Fancy Work by native ladies, as Pen Wipers, Sic. Presented by Exhibitor. (227—229)
PUNJAB COMMITTEE. — Fancy Goods in leather and peacock-work; Cheroot Cases and Hookhas from Simla, Sirsa, and Kasur. (857—862)
INDIA MUSEUM, London.— Hookah, Opium Pipe and Case (from the London Exhibition of 1872).
Section C.—UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, FANS, CANES, ETC.
MADRAS COMMITTEE.—Umbrellas, Umbrella-hats and Fans of rushes, palmyra, and other leaves, peacock-feathers, talc, rice, and cuscus-roots, Sic., from Madras, Calicut, and Tanjore. (1165—1203)
BOMBAY COMMITTEE.—Fans, Baskets, Boxes, and Mats, variously ornamented. From Sawantwaree. (1—18)
BENGAL COMMITTEE.—An Ivory Fan from Sylhet. (5)
BABU SRIDHUR SAHI, Sarun District.— Ivory and Sandal-wood Fans and Fly-flappers.
(i~4)
INDIA MUSEUM, London .—Palmyra Leaf Shades.
Section E.—TOYS.
MADRAS COMMITTEE.—Models of Fruits from Condapilly, Toys from Nakkapilly.
(1214—1217)
SESHIA, the Tahsildar of Nursapore .—Set of Models of Natives. ( I2 c>5—1213)
NAWAB OF BANAGANAPILLY.—Native Playing-cards from Kurnool. (1217a—1217^)
BOMBAY COMMITTEE.—Models of Natives at Work, Animals, Sic., from Belgaum and Poonah, Playing-cards from Sawantwaree, and Bison- horn Articles from Rutnagheery. (39—81)
SURAT SUB-COMMITTEE.—Figures of various Animals in ivory and wood. (1—38)
H.H. THE GUICKWAR OF BARODA.— Glazed Figures of Animals and various Articles made of horn, from Baroda. (82—116)
MYSORE LOCAL COAIAIITTEE.—Chen- napatna Toys. (254)