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

?6 DENMARK Kanal, Copenhagen: Furniture for a gentleman’s room, (see Fig. 3 and 4), executed in oak, Northern subjects, drawn by Mr. A. Beune, draughtsman. Establishment founded in 1830, passed 1867 into the hands of the present owners, Messrs. Ch. Hansen and L. Larsen, furnishers to H. M. the King. Awarded a number of medals at expositions in Copenhagen, Lon- don, Paris, Philadelphia, etc. — The tapestries designed for C. B. Hansen’s exposition have been woven by Mrs. E. Fischer (see p. 82). 2*7o. 5. Chair (C. B. Hansen s Establishment). Schrøder, Bernh., Nielsen & Hansen, painters and decora- tors by appointment to H. M. the King, 10 Peder Skramsgade, Copen- hagen: Tapestries, imitated Gobelins (see Fig. 5), real and imitated Gilt and Embossed leather. Several of the exhibited patterns are from designs by the artist painter Mr. C. N. Overgaard. Establishment founded in 1858, passed in 1886 to its present owners, Messrs. Villi. Hansen and H C. Nielsen, furnishers to H. M. the King. A number of medals at expositions in Copenhagen, Vienna, Paris, etc. — See Gr. in cl. 705.