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

MANUFACTURES BUILDING 53 GROUP XCVIII. JEWELRY AND ORNAMENTS. Class 612. ChrISTESEN, V., jeweller, manufacturer of gold and silver ware, 11 Amaliegade, Copenhagen: Various ornaments. See Gr. 93 cl. 585, Gr. 96 cl. 601, Gr. 97 cl. 604—5. HERTZ, Bernhard, jeweller, 23 Store Kongensgade, Copenhagen: jewelry, gold and silver ornaments in Old Northern style. Established 1858. Medals from the expositions in Paris 1878 & 1889, Amsterdam 1882. Hertz, P., jeweller, manufacturer of gold and silver ware, 34 Kjøb- magergade, Copenhagen: Ornaments in modern and antique style. See Gr. 93 cl. 587, Gr. 97 cl. 604—5. MlCHELSEN, A., jeweller by appointment to H. M. the King, manu- facturer of gold and silverware, 12 Kongens Nytorv, Copenhagen: Various jewelries. See Gr. 97 cl. 604—5. GROUP XCIX. HOROLOGY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, ETC. Class 617. Larsen, Bertram, tower clock manufacturer, 4 Vodrofsvej, Copen- hagen: Turret clock-work with Graham’s escapement constructed so as to show the time either mechanically or by electricity or both ways at a time. At this Exposition electricity is used; the two dials of the turrets at the entrance to the Danish section in the Manufactures Building show Chicago and Copenhagen time respectively. The commutator is of im- proved construction. Works established at Kjøge in 1847 by the father of the present owner; removed to Copenhagen in 1880. Among the greatest works exe- cuted by the firm is the chime constructed 1886—1892 for Frederiksborg Castle and presented by the late Mr. J. C. Jacobsen (see p. 149).