New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11


Descending again 10 the lower regions, we enter
the SsrNr;ment OF the goldsmths, jewellers, and
workers IN bronze and splendid scene i, this
beautiful court Open a. ihcy al are, 10 Tue lolli roo
surrounded oy open galleries over Muos. lA.ias>
crowds Of eager faces are looking down on me spien
dld things and moving mass, below thelI owners
BENG seated on the benches Which line these gallery
BRIDGES only too Thankful! 20 have found AtesthS
place THIS court. and the entire ienCn Hes ~
5 hung with dark maroon cloth or 'eNet' "hl,h
brIT - out INTO admirable rCIti the 9rdt o. e't>
which contains. Conspicuous 40 ~ $3.50
meut i the magnificent display OF iolen''" SN-
nee. Who NAV Ia considered A. tat ms .e"e-el
upon our planet and who EXHIBITS an immense
i0ilet-iao.e. OF solid silver. ana OF mos alhllia'
bic workmanship. intended ~ pIe>'ht 10 t"s
Duchess az Parma. sister Of The count OF hAihuoiu
from some OF her ROYALTY loving country Women
Round the frame Of the sprays 81 likes oi
the natural SIZE lntermiNed with CupltS Ahd afno-
rial bearings H. enamel. richly set Win ltNel> u
pitS. foliage. and tm5lematlc ornaments support me
" hole Many of these ornaments. and me entire
toilet service. Jus basin cofue>. eS>enSeootile> T.,
are ~ pure gold many OF me other parts ait rchN
sided The brooches. bracelets, smelling bottles,
and other trvketS here displayed with tables. tNel-
boxes. tgt t,pittS. SC. are OF exceeding beauty e.
pcclay the punches Of howerS rose buds, plnA> and
fOrget-ue-notS made oi rlbies. cmerac> tgrQuo>e>,
ana diamonds. with enameed caslces 1d leaves -
The case containing the magnificent lcNc!> oi ne
Queen of spain. tiara. >tomacher. necklace, brace
lets and earrings OF diamonds and large >apphre>,
exhibited by Lemoine. her leweier. together VIII
customers. : ALWAYS surrounded by crowt
Many other less renowned but S>lltul jewellers eN-
hibi very beautiful things many Also OF the makers
OF mcckjewoiry. which are oiten 50 eNceHsnilN
cone - 20 deceive al eyes but those 90 the >ptcAN
learned IA such matters.
The eeciro-plated dinner-serviccs. tea ana cctee
urnS. displayed By Ruoltz ELLINGTON IN TIE NO
long cases IN middle Of this court, produce very
splendid effect and compare yery well with the de>
eTt-set. and other tab.eoinamentS Of solid SILVER.
m The large placed between The TWO others and
furnished bN the We-AuoWn house ~ uNlot. there
no table-Scrvice. however. "a the Exhibition that
: m any degree comparable win me magnihcent
diuuer>erVlct prepared last wear a. the command q
he Emperor OF RUSSIA A. present 10 The Grand
Duchess Helena on her marriage the Worm ot thc
pure metal employed M tnat service, lhe exquisite
beauty OF CC>lgu and of execution laNShed on every
article from the i've feet hsh candeiaofa IN the torn
OF Whtai.>heayt> micrtwined with flowers, and
>pHngng from a pedestal Representing Agricultural
and hunting scenes, Gown to the Smallest dishes
and the salts couspred 20 render thi> glorious ser
wee unique IN the world and 10 iSto De regretted
that Nicholas should not have lent u tor the oc
ca>lon
The French bronzes al voices agree IN declaring
20 he unryalsd The groups. and otAeT ornamental
pieces designed by the rst sculpor>. are a. oeauu
iul artistic as any other Statuary while TIE taste
fitness. grace and elegance of the mRnSeEc.ocAs
and chimney ornaments the chandeliers, glrandoeS.
&C, INTO which porcelain j. frequently introduced
with the happoS effect are the most oeautliulthng>
that can be imagined IN The IN the WAY OF parlor
adjournment
It's curious fact that ou, OF tn, department
there l. not a decent lamp 10 be seen IN any part 81
the Crystal Palace Lamps of fantastic design and
complicated mechanism abound but elegance neat
ness and fV0ndgntiIfg. are 10 be found only IN ne
beautiful specimens We are now examining The
French CRATES are very decidedly inferior Ia those
which We shall ind m the English department a
few of Their maatel pieces, however, are exceedingly
elegant. witness this beautiful one an White mar
bic finely scuptured. and tins other of ungaled
porcelain. covered with most exquisite holdings,
the soft, Subdued tone Of the colorS employed
being relieved by masses of gliding charmlngy
thown IN a third. OF biScuit-waTe, adorned
WTh bas-rrllefs. and supported by alegorlcdl
figures Is also exceedingly pretty. Here again, We
regret the absence OF rhG-dOf0rt m ms me,
more beautiful than anything here exhibited, w
the magnificent Chlmney-p piece lately completed 10
the order of a wealthy PhaanStcran. by ottln. of
Paris and on which he has been working over ave
wears \ mass of glorious snowy marble upward ot
twenty feet IN hight and eight IN width. every pofon
Of which ombOdcs some large provision ot the Fou
uerlSt philosophy presenting an ensemble OF hdrlno-
nous combination and beautiful effect unequued IN
the annals of hrepaces \ Statuette, IA biscuit oi
Bernard Palsy the patiently peTScNcrlng man VINO
having exhausted all hls money and credit M bring
ing to perfection the ant of enameed pottery, broke
UP the doors and shutters of hS cottage 10 fnInsh
the wood for his ovens IN the final experiment which
after years of Incredible tou and struggle, was de>-
tined realize hi~ lonsdelayed dreams of ceramic
improvement vase OF exquisite proportions
three feet high. and covered With delicate bdNfc-
hefs and a beautiful boudor center table in the
same style, indicate the various uses Tor which thus
beautiful substance may DE employed
We now erect our attention to thc display oi
Icwel-boxe>. WoIkboNt DRESSING tsc>, ana other
objects of use and luxury IN buhl rosewood silver,
and marQueticric al OF extreme beauty. and nited
up with pro'uson o elegant convene nee, oi goid,
silver crN stall. and IVORY. which makes one impatient
for The pcuoc II increased production when The uni
vcrsal diffusion of elegant appliances ior all the pur
poses OF The toilet, shall Tcune and gnfN me sphere
Of personality Qr,NrtN.