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

40 DENMARK procession of Alexander the Great by Thorvaldsen, half-size, copied by the sculptor Mr. Georg Jensen). The establishment, founded in 1843, is now completing its fiftieth year. It has been awarded not only First prizes at a large number of expositions in Stockholm, Copenhagen, Vienna, Philadelphia, Amsterdam, Paris, Boston, Antwerp, Barcellona, etc., but also special marks of honor. Thus at Amsterdam 1877 it wun the Highest Prize offered to the finest vase in Greek style; in 1883 it was elected a honorary member of the In- dustrial Art Museums of Harleem and Amsterdam. The colors it uses are all metallic colors burnt into the material. JØRGENSEN, L. P., manufacturer of artistic terra cotta ware, 5 Vej til Raadmandsmarken, Copenhagen: Figures in black and light clay, copies of sculptures by Dubois, Delaplanche, Gautherin, Stephan Sinding, V. Bissen, Hasselberg, Børjesson, etc. Established 1879. — From 1887 only the Exhibitor took up his speciality: black burnt reproductions of sculptures. Class 576. Konstantin-Hansen, Elise, Miss, 6 Amalievej, Copenhagen: See p. 75. KÄHLER, Herman A., maker of artistic pottery, Næstved: Decora- tion dishes, decorated by the artist Mr. K. H. Reistrup; Luster decorated vases; Urn for preserving ashes, designed by professor L. Frølich; Frieze burnt in clay: Ægir’s family drinking to his health (height 10 ft., length 24 ft.), designed by professor L. Frølich, drawing reproduced on the an- nexed leaf. Established 1844; the present head of the firm joined in 1871; medals from a number of expositions in Paris, Copenhagen, Malmø, Odense, etc. SkOVGAARD, Suzette C., Miss, 13 Gefionsgade, Copenhagen: See p. 75. Den KONGELIGE PoRCELLÆNSFABRIK (The Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Manufactory), Amagertorv 10, Copenhagen: Objects of art and Ser- vices of plate, the former being free compositions that will not be repeated,