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

 DENMARK GROUP XCIII. GROUP XCII. MARBLE, STONE AND METAL MONUMENTS, MAUSOLEUMS, MANTELS, ETC. - CASKETS, COFFINS AND UNDERTAKERS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Class 581. Fiskbæk, P. M., manufacturer of marble ware, Aarhus: Monumen- tal marble plate in relief. The exhibited marble plate has been treated by a litho-electrographic process invented by the Exhibitor and which will be of the greatest importance to the production of architectonic and decorative marble works. It enables a single person to carry out, in the course of a few minutes, the work which generally requires several weeks for its performance. By this treatment a composition is formed which renders the marble resistant to fats, filth, -mosses, etc. ART METAL WORKS, ENAMELS, ETC. Class 585. BlRK, Dagmar, Miss, 5 Nikolajgade, Copenhagen: See p. 76. ChrISTESEN, V., jeweller, manufacturer of gold and silver ware, 11 Amaliegade, Copenhagen: Centre-piece, bronze, (9 ft. 3 inch, long) re- presenting the Triumphal procession öf Galathea, and the Elopement of Agnete with the Merman, composed and modeled by professor C. Peters. Established at Slagelse 1846,'removed to Copenhagen 1856; awarded a great number of exposition medals, among which Gold medals in Lon- don 1870, Paris 1878, Malmø 1881, Paris 1889. — See Gr. 96 cl. 601, Gr. 97 cl. 604—5; Gr. c)8 cl. 612. DalhOFF, H., & SøN (H. Dalhoff & Son), braziers by appointment to H. M. the King, 22 Store Kongensgade, Copenhagen: Bronze-works, Altar candlesticks in cast polished brass, design by Mr. K. Arne Petersen, architect; Altar candle-sticks, one pair designed by Mr. N. G. Henriksen, sculptor; pair of Sconces from old models at Fredensborg Palace. Established 1815.