International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

light blue on plan. Indian Empire. 175 British Dominions and Colonies. INDIAN EMPIRE AND CEYLON. INDUSTRIAL HALL—NORTH - EAST COURTS. India, the brightest Jewel of the King’s Dominions, is represented by a number of well-known merchants, who display tho unique Embroideries in Satin and Cloth of Central India; Furniture, artistically designed and carved in the hard woods for which the North is celebrated; the Metal and Brass Ware of Benares and the Copper Ware of Cashmere. Curry Powder, Chutney, Guava Jelly and the Indian Cheroot also, naturally, find a prominent place amongst the native productions. The Government of Travancore, a portion of the Indian Empire little known to fame, seek publicity by a unique show of Lace Cloths, Musical Instruments and Forest Produce. Ceylon, the centre of the Tea Industry, is fittingly represented by a handsome and appropriate Kiosk in the form of a bungalow, erected by Messrs. Geo. Payne & Co., Ltd., London, near the Gray Street entrance. The verandah, foliage, decorations, and native attendants are realistic of Oriental life, and are well worth a visit. H. R. H. The Duchess of Fife graciously partook of a cup of “Government” Tea while passing this Section. 1 Framjee P. Bhumgara & Co., 135 London Wall, London, E.C.— Indian Carpets, Printed Curtains, Embroideries in Satin and Cloth, Wood Carving, Furniture, Silverware, Potteries, Ivory Work, Metal Ware (including Benares Brass Ware)’ Cashmere Copper Ware, and other Indian Art Manufactured Goods. (See Advt., page 215.) v 2 Ardeshir & Byramji, 22 Oxford street, London, W.C.—Indian Art Manufactures including Jewellery, Silver-ware, Sandalwood, Carved Boxes, Embroideries’ Cotton Printed Curtains, Bedspreads, Blackwood Carved Furniture Pottery’ Arms, Art Metal Ware, Carved Ivory, Indian Carpets, etc. (See Advt page 324.) ’ 3 Oakes & Co., Ltd., Madras, Southern India, per Oakes Bros. & Co., London.— Oakes Indian Cigars. 4 Sharwood, J. A., & Co., Ltd., St. George’s House, Eastcheap, London ; 4 Bankshall Street, Calcutta. Indian Chutneys, Curry Powder, Curry Paste, Pickles Guava Jelly. Jama and Models of Fruit used in their production. Gold ’ Medal Paris, 1900. 5 Sharwood, J. A., &CO., Ltd., St. George’s House, Eastcheap, London.—“White 1900el ” Woree8tershire Sauce- Gold Medals—Newcastle, 1899, and Paris, 6 Payne, George, & Co., Ltd., 31 Minories, London, E. C.—Blended Teas, Coffees and Cocoas. Working Model of Patent Weighing Machine, showing “Govern- ment” Tea weighed and packed. 7 Government Of Travancore, Trivandrum.—Travancore Musical Instruments and Collection of Travancore Forest Produce, Lace Cloths, etc. 8 Jarrett Bros. (Spencer & Co., Madras), 70 and 71 Bishopsgate Street (within) London, E.C.—Indian Cigars. h