The World's Columbian Exposition 1893. Chicago, U.S.A. 1893
Official Catalogue With Illustrations issued by the Royal Danish Commission

' -.'.-.J;. •■■//■A V; ; __________- ■*. . * 34 DENMARK Class 567. Hansen, Henning, cabinet-maker, Odense: Press, Renaissance (solid oak). Established 1866. Awarded a number of medals at expositions. LARSEN & Andersen, cabinet-makers and wood-carvers, 14 Lille Strandstræde, Copenhagen: Two presses, Renaissance, of different seize. The panels of the larger one show scenes of the history of king Ahasuerus and queen Esther, those of the smaller one the Fleeing into Egypt of Jo- seph and Mary. Established 1876. Speciality, the restoration of ancient furniture. Fig. 2. Table (Chr. Vald. Plum). LeiFER, WARNICK & Møller, manufacturers, Horsens: House- hold altar, Gothic style, worked in oak with real gilding. See cl. 565, Gr. no cl. 695, Gr. 117 cl. 758. MEYER, E., manufacturer, 26 Kjøbmagergade, Copenhagen: Four Panel Screen with nacre enamel (see Fig. 1), designed and executed by Mr. I. T. Hansen, architectural painter. Establishment founded 1836. Owners Mrs. N. J. Meyer, Messrs. Axel Meyer and Emil Meyer. Awarded a number of First class exposition prizes. — See Gr, no cl. 695; Gr. 115 cl. 730; Gr. 117 cl. 738.