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(5) K I N G C H R I S T I A N IX A N D H I S F AMI LY IN T H E GARDEN HALL IN FREDENSBORG CASTLE 1882 P A I N T E D B Y P R O F E S S O R I.. T U X E N. 1. A lbert V ictor, t)u k e o f C larence and A vondale. 2. A lexandra, P rin c e ss o f W ales.. 17. A lexander I I I , E m p e ro r o f R u ssia. 18. Frederik, C ro w n P rin ce o f D e n m ark.. 3. A lb ert E d w ard , P rin ce o f W ales.. 19. G eorg, K in g o f Greece.. 4 . In g eb o rg , P rin cess o f D en m ark .. 20. L ouise, C ro w n P rincess o f D e n . 5. H a ra ld , P rin c e o f D e n m ark .. m ark.. 6. P rin ce G e o rg o f C u m b erlan d .. 21. T h y ra , P rincess o f D enm ark.. 7 . P rin c e ss M arie L o u ise o f C u m b e r. 22. O lg a A lexandrow na, G rand D u . lan d .. chess o f R u ssia.. 8. P rin cess T h y ra , D uchess o f C um ber-. 23. A lexandra, P rincess o f Greece.. 9. lan d , w ith h e r y o u n g e st d a u g h te r.. 24. O lga, Q u e e n o f G reece.. 10. L ouise, Q u e e n o f D en m ark .. 25. M arie, P rin c e ss o f Greece.. 11. C h ristia n IX , Iving o f D enm ark.. 26. C arl, P rin c e o f D enm ark.. 12. V aldem ar, P rin ce o f D en m ark .. 27. L ouise, P rincess o f W ales.. 13. M ichael A lex an d ro w itch , G ran d. 28. G e o rg A lexandrow itch, G rand. D uke o f R ussia,. D uke o f R ussia.. 14. C h ristian , Prin ce o f D enm ark.. 29. V ictoria, P rincess o f W ales.. 15. N ico las A lex an d ro w itch , G rand. 30. M aud, P rin c e s s jo f W ales.. D u k e H e ir ap p a re n t o f R u ssia. 16. M aria F e o d o ro w n a (D agm ar), E m p re ss o f R u ssia.. 31. X enia A lexandrow na, G rand D uchess o f R u ssia. 32. L ouise, P rincess o f D enm ark..

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(8) FINE. ARTS. COMMITTEE. LORENZ FRØLICH President. OSCAR M ATTHIESEN Commissioner and Secretary. R. BISSEN. V. BISSEN. H ANS NIC. HANSEN A. V. SAABYE. I. T. HANSEN CARL LOCHER. STEPH. SINDING KR. ZAHRTM ANN. N. K. SKOVGAARD. Sgriculture.

(9) INTRODUCTORY NOTES. T h e K in g d o m o f D e n m a r k consists o f the f o llo w in g p a r ts : Area. All exhibits nam ed in this division (D epartm cnts A —C) arc placed in the D anish court in the A gricultural Building.. D e n m a r k p r o p e r ...................................................... Population. 3 8 .3 4 0 k m O. 2 . 1 3 2 .3 8 0. T h e F aroe I s l a n d s ............................................. 1 .3 2 3. ». 1 2 .9 3 3. I c e l a n d ....................................................................... 1 0 4 .3 8 3. ». 3 0 .9 2 3. G r e e n la n d ................................................................... ----. ». 1 0 .3 1 6. ». 3 2 .3 8 6. T h e D a n is h p o ssessions in the IV est-In d ies. jlO. D e n m a r k p ro p e r lies hetw een 3 4 a n d 3 8 N . I ts a verage tem p era tu re is h etw een 1 4 ° a n d i 6 . s° C in s u m m e r a n d hetw een -*-o.s° a n d i . s° C i n w in te r . T h e y e a r ly r a in - fa ll. is f r o m 4 5. cent. are co rn field s, p a s tu re s a n d. to 3 3 cm . m e a d m is ;. O f its area a b o u t 3 3 p e r 3 p e r cent.. are w o o d la n d ,. a n d y p e r cent. are m o o rs a n d bogs, a f a e t th a t s h o w s to evidence th a t the D a n e s are m a in ly a n a g ric u ltu r a l n a tio n ; a n d so i t is :. n e a rly f i f ty. p e r cent. o f the p o p u la tio n are su b s istin g on a g ricu ltu re. B u t w h i l s t fo r m e r ly the m a in object o f the f a r m i n g w a s the p ro d u c tio n. o f h re a d stu ff,. stress. is n o w a d a y s la id o n liv e stock a n d a n im a l produce. The. economic im p o rta n ce. the fa e t th a t o f the. to D e n m a r k o f a g ric u ltu re. is s h o w n by. tota l exp o rt o f th e co u n try in 1 8 9 1 , a m o u n tin g to.

(10) 8. DE NMA RK. a. v a ln e. of 249000000. w a s d u e to a g r ic u ltu r e .. h r . 1) ,. In. AGRICULTURAL BUILDING. so m e w h a t above 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. h r . w o r th. 1 8 9 1 D e n m a r k e x p o r te d 8 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 h r . w o r th. o f b u lte r , 2 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 h r . w o r t h o f beacon a n d h a m , 2 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 h r. w o r th o f h o r n e d c a ttle, w o r th. 14440000. h r . w o r th o f s w i n e a n d p i g s , 9 2 4 0 0 0 0 hr.. llie y. have. h a d able le a d e rs, a n d. h a v e been w e l l s u p p o r te d .. o th e r s w e m u s t n a r n e th e m a n w h o , a t th e a h o v e c u ltu r a l. 9. th a t. tim e , w a s. Am ong. at. m e n tio n e d e x p e r im e n ta l la b o r a to ry o f th e V e te r in a r y a n d A g r i C ollege,. M r.. N . ].. Fjord. (1 8 2 4 -1 8 9 1 ).. A. c o m p e te n t s a v a n t. o f h o rse s a n d f o a ls , etc. h c h a s b y th o r e m g h -g o in g é x p e r im e n ts e x a m in e d e v e r y p h e tw m e n o n As. a. m a lte r. a g r ic u ltu r e .. The. h a g e n d is p o s in g. o f c o u rsc g r e a t R oyal. of. a. n o th in g. of a. h ig h ly. e ffo r ts. V e te r in a r y. and. la r g e y e a r ly. c u ltu r a l h n o w le d g e w i t h. a. s ta ff. d e v e lo p e d. are. m a d e to f u r t h e r d e v e lo p. A g r ic u ltu r a l. budget. teaches. a ll. C ollege o f C o p en b r a n c h e s o f a g r i. o f f o r t y p r o fe s s o r s a n d te a c h ers, to s a y E x p e r i m e n ta l. la b o r a to ry. a ll. and. a n d w h o s e b u s in e s s i t is to p r o m o te. D a n is h. c o u n tr y. abroad,. S ta te ,. and. great. a p p o in te d. th e. th e. th e. a g r ic u l tu r is t,. over. by. and. n u tn b e r o f C o n su ltin g. sp rea d. a g r ic u ltu r e i n f u r t h e r i n g its p r o d u c tio n o f b u lte r a n d liv e s to c h ,. e n la r g i n g its m a r h e ts a b r o a d , etc. A. R o y a l D a n i s h A g r i c u l t u r a l S o c ie ty, f o u n d e d i n. m eans. of. n in e ty. show s. and. e x p o s itio n s ,. c u ltiv a te d co tta g e a llo tm e n ts , th e p u b lic a tio n D a n i s h a g r ic u ltu r e i s i n th e se la s t y e a r s , a n. a s ta te. s till. about t h is. m a in ta in e d. 28000000 e x p o r ta tio n. hr. a. dropped. so o n er i m p o r t i n g th a n e x p o r ta tio n. a. 1). a g r ic u ltu r e. i hr. —. 2 6 to. 27. year; to. d u r in g. 4000000. and. At. o n th e. n se. ice r e fr ig e r a t io n , th e p r o d u c e. of. w ith. pro d u ce. th e m a h i n g of. s y s te m s ; a n d th e c o n c lu sio n s d is p o s a l o f. th e. a shed fo r , w ith. D a n is h. n iilh ,. o f b u lte r a s , f .. th e. in flu e n c e o n of. d a ir ie s. in. i., th e in flu e n c e o f th e c r e a m in g o f. b u tte r w i t h. lie a r r i v e d a t. w ere. at. s m a l l p a m p h le ts ,. th e r e s u lt th a l D a n i s h. t h a n a n y o th e r i n. th e. th e d iffe r e n l d a ir y once p la c e d th a t. w ere. at. th e. e a g e rly. b u tle r is ncrw i n g r e a te r d e m a n d. th e m a r k e t o f th e w o r l d ;. th is. is. w o r th p o in lin g o u t. liere, a n d th e m o r e so a s u n fo r tu n a te ly D a n is h a g r ic u ltu r e p a r tic ip a te s in. b r e a d s tu ff p r o d u c tio n. to th e r a i-. D u r i n g th e p e r io d 1 8 7 6 - 8 0. th e y e a r s. 1 8 8 1 -8 4. h r .,. to -d a y. and. D en-. th e v a ln e o f. th e. th is have. sudden. r e v o lu tio n. a t th e s a m e tim e ,. the. g rea t deal o f energy;. in. a g r ic u ltu r e. r e fe r r e d. to. above. has. not. been. rc-. s tr ic te d to th e p r o d u c e o n ly i n s u b s t i t u t i n g b u tte r a n d m e a t i n. th e r o o m o f. b r e a d s tu ff.. T h e s m a lle r. It. has. a lso. a lte r e d. th e p ro c e ss. o f p r o d u c in g .. f a r m s f i n d i n g i t d iffic u lt to s u p p ly w h a t i s n o w s u ita b le. room ,. m a c h in e r y. a n d r a tio n a l s u p e r v is io n. o f b u tte r is c o n tin u a lly. to be s u p p lie d ,. w a n t e d in w hen. o f m o re fa r m s n u in b e r. of. is tr e a te d j o in tly .. » jo in t«. and. A n d e x a c tly i n. »c o -o p e ra tiv e «. porh. th e w a y o f. th e s a m e f i r s t -. a n u n tb e r o f » jo in t«. a n d o f » c o -o p e ra tw e « d a ir ie s h a v e been f o r m e d , i n w h ic h. th e m i l k p r o d u c e. th e s a m e w a y a g r e a t. b u tc h e r in g. e s ta b lis h m e n ts. h a v e been f o r t n e d o f la te t h a t c h a n g e th e s w i n e o f th e a g r ic u ltu r e r s in to a m e r c h a n d is e s u ita b le f o r e x p o r ta tio n , a n d i n g r e a t d e m a n d .. c o u n tr y is. a n d v io le n t c h a n g e o f th e. d is p la y e d a. The. r a te b r a n d. h a v i n g ta k e n ,. a n i m a l p r o d u c e h a s in c r e a s e d r e a c h in g th e. th e f a r m e r s cents.. o f p e r io d ic a ls , etc.. e x p o r tin g b r e a d s t u f f w h i l s t ,. o f li v e sto ch. w e ll. s u r p lu s e x p o r ta tio n o f b r e a d s tu ff a m o u n t i n g lo. la r g e a m o u n ts q u o te d a b o v e. D a n is h. le e tu re s, p r i z e s f o r. o f g r e a t a n im a tio n. e n o rm e m s ste p f r o m. s i n g o f li v e stoch a n d b a tte r m a h in g . m a rh. 1 7 6 9 , o p e r a tin g , in. F a r m e r ’s S o c ie ties s p r e a d a l l o v e r th e c o u n tr y , b y. a g r ic u l tu r a l. c o n n ec te d. num -. b e r o f p r i v a t e so cieties a r e w o r k i n g to th e s a m e e n d , a s , f . i., th e d eser-. c o n n e c tio n w i t h. p o r ta n c e fo d d e r s. o f im . t h is E x p o s itio n to a v e r y s m a l l e x t e n t o n ly .. N o t o n ly th e S ta te , h o w e v e r , is v e r y a c tiv e i n t h a t respect.. v in g. a ll. th e h e a d o f. D a n is h a g r ic u ltu r e is w o r k e d o n e n tir e ly s c ie n tiflc p r in c ip le s , a f a e t w h ic h fr o m. h as m a d e it y ie ld a n. in c r e a s in g p r o f i t to th is c o u n tr y , a s i s sccn. th e s te a d ily in c r e a s in g e n o n n o u s e x p o r t o f b u tte r ..

(11) DENMARK. AGRICULTURAL BU1LDING. D E P A R T M E N T A.. G R O U P VII.. A G R IC U LT U R E , F O O D AND IT S A C C ESSO R IES, FO RESTRY AND FO R EST. T H E D A IR Y A N D D A IR Y PRO DUCTS.. P R O D U C T S , A GRICU LTURA L M ACHINERY AND A PPLIA N C ES.. C la ss 4 1 . R. G R O U P II.. oed,. P a u l , m anufacturer, 12 V esterbrogade, C openhagen: Milk con. troller, hand-apparatus for testing milk and crearn; sim ilar C ontrolling apparatus fitted for tlte D e Laval’s crearn separator; Indicator.. B RE A D , BISCU ITS, PASTES, S T A R C H , G L U T E N , E TC .. D eterm ining the contents o f fat in the milk the apparatus allow s o f ascertaining w hich cow s are giving the best milk and are th u s m ost suitable. C l a s s 12. i . S c h r ø d e r & J ø r g e n s e n s E f t e r f ø l g e r (Schrøder & Jørgen-. for fecding. — Prize at the A gricultural S h o w at G øteborg (Sw eden).. sen’s Successor), en g in eeran d im plem ent m aker, 7 & 9 Værnedam svej, C open. C la ss 4 2 .. h agen: Dough-dividcrs, for use in bakeries. W orks founded in 1833. Specialities: breadm aking m achinery and coffcegrinders.. H. eym an,. P h il ip W ., tit. councellor o f State, butter-packer, n Strand. vejen, C openhagen: D anish bu tter in tins.. A w arded 12 m edals at expositions. — See Gr. 79 cl. 497.. Established in C l a s s 16. K j ø b e n h a v n s A l b u m in - M. a ltose. og. G. l u t e n -F a b r ik. (T he. o th er places, Paris berley 1 8 9 2 .. 1878. and. C openhagen: D ietetic food preparations for invalids (Patent A lbum inous (G luten-flour, Gluten-biscuits, prepared Bran-biscuits). W orks established 1886. O w ners Messrs. A . Leerbech & ]. Holm , pharm aceutists.. T h e infant’s food o f the m anufactory is m ade from milk. controlled by m edical m en and supplied by the C openhagen Milk Supply C om p. Lim.. T h eir album inous m altose is patented in the States.. 1879,. A ntw erp. 1885,. Barcelona. 1888. and Kint-. C lass 4 4 .. C openhagen A lbum inous M altose & G luten M anufactory), 36 Bredgade, m altose w ith o r w ith o u t iron, food for infants), Diabetic food preparations. •. A w arded a nurnber o f Gold m edals, in, am ong. 1858.. ANDERSEN, Milk-pumps. Established. C i i r . (Svendborg W orks), Svendborg: B utter -w orkers;. 1884.. Speciality: dairy and agricultural m achinery. A w ar. ded prizes a t, am ong o th er expositions, th o se o f C openhagen G øteborg 1 8 9 1 . L arsen ,. C . F .,. late m iller,. 21. 1888. and. Havnegade, C openhagen: Centrifugal. crearn separator, m oved by hand (novel construction).. *. May be placed loose on a table as an ordinary sew ing m achine, and. GR O U P VI.. p ut in m otion by m eans o f a crank-handle. the separator w ill m ake. PRESERVED M E A T S A N D F O O D P RE P AR ATIO N S. C lass 39. DANSK MÆLKE E x PORT CoM PAGNI (T he D anish Milk Exporting. M u lle r,. C.. F .,. 225 2. By one rotation o f th e crank. rotations. K ort A delersgade, C openhagen: Milker, Malta-. Mtillcr’s patent, constructed according to the rules for m ilking as laid dow n by Mr. H. Goldschmidt, professor at th e R oyal V eterinarv and Agricultural College.. Com p.), G lorup, N yborg: Condensed milk in cans. ■ Started in 1892 bv Mr. H. Abel, tenant farmer.. NlELSEN, J e n s , m anufacturer,. 9. Biilow svej, C openhagen: Milker.. T h e m achine w as aw arded a Silver m edal, in O ctober. 1892,. at the.

(12) A G R IC U L T U R A L B U IL D IN G. D ENM ARK. 12. D airv S h o w in London.. T h e E xhibitor is the inventor o f a separator. m oved by centrifugal force, and w hich is in general usc.. C lass 6 9 .. See Gr. 89. cl. 557.. H. P.,. N ie ls e n ,. m anufacturer, H illerød: Model a f a D airv churning-. artz,. C a r l , wine-m erchant, 28 Ø stergade, C openhagen: Arrack. liquors.. m achine, ’/4 natural size. T h e establishm ent, Hillerød Iron-foundery,' w as founded in 1872; the present head o f the firm joined in 1877. A m ong about fifty exposition m e. GR O U P XII.. dals First class medals from the N o rth ern Exposition C openhagen 1888 and. M A L T LIQUORS.. the A gricultural S how at G øteborg (Sw eden) 1891. P aasC H ,. W.,. See Gr. 16 cl. 86. C lass 73 .. m anufacturer, H orsens: F cc d -h ea te r for heating th«. milk before skim m ing; Pasteur apparatus for skim m ilk; C ontrolling apparatus w ith tinned brass tubing; cylindric Refrigerator; upright C ream refrige-. De. forenede. B ry gg erier. (T h e U nited Brew eries, Lim .),. 18. Vestergade, C openhagen: G enuine Crown Extract o f malt.. rator w ith stand.. The United Breweries, Lim., are a joint-stock com pany established 1891. T h e three first-nam ed appliances are cortstructed according to the Fjorde system . — T h e exhibits have been aw arded prizes several tim es at agriculturist m eetings at G øteborg, Christiania and C openhagen.. by the junction ol 12 form erly independent brew eries; capital Kr. 12000000. Yearly sale: 500000 hectolitres o f beer. T h e oldest o f th e joint brew eries, Kongens Bryghus (T h e King’s B rew -house), dates from 1443; the exhibited extract o f m alt has been m ade there.. GR OUP VIII.. T h e joint brew eries have. been aw arded a num ber o f m edals at expositions in Stockholm 1866,. T E A , CO FFEE, SPICES, HOPS, A N D A R O M A T IC. C openhagen 1872, Philadelphia 1876, Paris 1878, A ntw erp 1885, Edinburgh 1886, C openhagen 1888, etc.. A N D V E G E T A B L E SU B STA N C E S. T. u b ORG. FABRIKKER (T uborg W orks, Lim.), H ellerup, C openhagen:. Béer.. C lass 4 5 . CLOETTA, BRØDRENE (C loetta Brothers), m anufacturers, purveyors by appointm ent to H. M. the King, C hocolate W orks, 22 Niels Hem mingsensgade, C openhagen: Chocolates and C ocoa extracts.. T h e C om pany (lim ited) w as established in 1873.. A First prize has. been aw arded to their beer at the expositions at C openhagen and Barce lona 1888.. T h e business, established in 1862, opened a branch at M almø (Sw e den) in 1872.. A w arded. G R O U P XIII.. 11 First class m edals at expositions at hom e. and abroad.. M A C H IN E R Y , PROCESSES A N D A P P LIA N C E S O F F E R M E N T IN G ,. GR O U P XI.. D IS T IL L IN G , B O T T L IN G A N D S T O R IN G BEVERAG ES.. IVHISKIES, CIDER, LIQ U E U R S A N D A LC O H O L. C l a s s 74* C lass 67.. JENSEN,. MlCHELSEN, H ., exporter, S. T hom as, W . I . : Bay-rum and Bay-salt. RlISE,. A. H.,. druggist, S. T hom as, W .. I.:. Bay-rum and Bay-oil.. W. E.,. coppersm ith,. 107 V esterbrogade, C openhagen:. Yeast propagation apparatus constructed by Prof. E. Chr. Hansen, P. D., o f O ld Carlsberg L aboratorv and Brewery..

(13) H. DENM ARK. A G R IC U L T U R A L B U IL D IX G. The world-famed Old Carlsberg Brewerv, founded bv the late Mr. J. C. Jacobsen, P. D., has deserved well of the beerbrew ing all over the worJd by basing its activity on entirely scientific principles.. A laboratory has. thus always been connected with it. Under the direction o f Prof. E. Chr.. RASMUSSEN, C .M ., & S p i e s , manufacturers, 7 Østerbrogade, Copen. hagen: Cart-grease; Harness bladrings. Established 1876.. Awarded a prize at the exposition at Copenhagen. 1888. — See Gr. 87 cl. 548 and Gr. 88 cl. 552.. Hansen, P. D ., a great number of most important discoveries have been made at this laboratory, among others an absolutely pure cultivation of yeast that was produced in 1883.. The Exhibitor has made the appliances. G R O U P XIX.. used for that purpose as indicated by Prof. Hansen and the director Mr. Kiihle, and which from Denmark have been sent to a great number of breweries in the Old and New World.. FORESTRY, FOREST PRODUCTS. C lass 116.. G R O U P XVI. F ARM IN G TOOLS, IM PLEM ENTS A N D MACH 1NERY.. H. ansen,. C a r l , leeturer at the Royal Veterinary and Agricultural. College, 2 Mynstersvej, Copenhagen: Map, hand-painted, showing the extension of the coniferæ over the earth.. C la ss 8 6 . NlELSEN, H. a ns,. cottager, Rønnebæ k: Rakes, scythe handles.. NlELSEN, P ., manufacturer, Hillerød: Model of a patent Broadcast sowing-machine; model of a patent Paring-plough; both models 1li natural size. See Gr. 7 cl. 44.. G R O U P XVIII.. D E P A R T M E N T B. H O R T1C U LTU R E, V ITIC U LTU R E,. P O M O LO G Y ,. FLO R IC U L TU R E,. ET C .. F A T S, O ILS, SO APS, CANDLES, ETC. C lass 94.. G R O U P XXI.. S v e n d b o r g M a r g a r in e f a b r ik (Jes Jensen & Søn) (Svendborg. Margarine Works), Svendborg: Margarine. Established 1889.. The shape of the casks has been fixed by statute.. POMOLOGY, M ANUFACTURED PRODUCTS, M ETH OD S A N D APPLIANCES.. C la ss 98.. C la ss 143.. P ltlO R , A d o LPH, manufacturer, 23 Nørrefarimagsgade, Copenhagen:. »Codan« oil; H oof grease. Established 1886. The business also embraces leather blacking. — See Gr. 88 cl. 552.. PETERSEN, J a c o b , manufacturer, 143. Gammel Kongevej: Fruit. liqueurs and fruit wines. Established 1879.. Medal at the exposition at Copenhagen 1888..

(14) i6. DENM ARK. A G R IC U L T U R A L B U IL D IN G. G R O U P XXIII.. G R O U P XXXIV.. C U L I N A R Y VEG E T ABLES. C H o l m b l a d (k.. Co.. la ss. POULTRY AND. 177.. T h e business, established 1853, passed in 1893 to its present chief Mr. L. Friis, C. E.. MøLLF.R, O . C h r . , m aster carpenter, R anders: Patent egg testers. T h e apparatus exhibited m akes it possible to ascertain w h e th er an egg is sound or n o t; a fram e w ith 100 eggs m ay be fixed at a tim e in th e apparatus and examined.. G R O U P XXIV. SEEDS, SEED RAISING , T E S T IN G , A N D D IS T R IB U T IO N . C lass 1 79.. N.,. florist and nursery-m an, Sølyst, Frederikssund: Cauli-. flow er seed. Established 1878; speciality: cultivation o f plants for seed, particularly cauliflow er seed.. Medals at a num ber o f agricultural show s.. DEPAR TM ENT C. L IV E. STO CK ,. D O M E S T IC. AND. W IL D. A N 1M A LS.. G R O U P XXVII. H O RSE S, ASSES, M ULES. C lass 2 0 3 . SlVERSLETH, H ., editor, 160 G am m el Kongevej, C op en h ag en : Hippologisk Tidsskrift (H ippologic Review ) I —IV. Review founded 1888.. B 1R D S .. C la ss 2 3 2 .. s E f t e r f ø l g e r (H olm blad & C o .’s Successor),. m anufacturer, 38 Sølvgade, C openhagen: M ustards in glass, tins and tinfoil.. Jen sen ,. G.

(15) ^atiufactures,.

(16) INTRODUCTORY NOTES.. A s stated above (p. 7) one half of the population of Denmark All exhibits nam ed in this division (D epartm ents E.—J., L. and M.) are placed in the D anish court in the M anufactures Building, w ith the exception o f a few objects w hose place is specially noticed.. is living by agriculture.. But as agriculture is making a constantly. more extensive use of machinery, and is concentrating itself more and more in joint concerns such as joint dames establishments, etc., it becomes evident that a smaller number of regular labourers is required all the ycar round, a faet that increases the town population for the benept of industry.. The population of the 7/ tozvns and boroughs of. this country amounts now to 722 000 persons or one third of the wkole of its population; but it must be kepl in mind that of that number 712 000 are staying in the capital, Copenhagen, all the other towns being small places only.. One fourth of the population of Denmark is. living by industrial pursuits. Already in 1790 the prst steam-engine was put in molion in Denmark, but the country did not know then, nor does it know now of any real manufacturing system.. The total number of steamboilers in. Denmark was, in 1890, 4 416 with in 01147472 H P.; and this means an increase of 60 p. cent. since 1887, and is due tnainly to the joint and co-operative dairies and pork butchering establishments.. Statistics. show that in the industrial employments of the country there are only.

(17) 22. DENM ARK. 80. (r e g u la r ) a s s is ta n t p e r s o n s by. lo w s th a t tlie D a n i s h. i n d u s tr y. 100. M A N U FA C T U R E S B U IL D IN G. m a n a g in g p e rso n s, w h en c e il fo l-. is c o n d u c te d m a i n l y b y h a n d i c r a f t ;. m o st. o f its p r o d u c ts a r e h a n d -m a d e . In. a cco rd a n ce. w ith. ( 1 8 0 0 — 1 8 9 0 ) , to ta k e a m o s t p r o m i n e n t in s ta n c e ; a n d n o t be fo re th e m o dem. no. s m a l l d e m a n d s a r e m a d e to th e. 1 4 8 0 ), of. th e A c a d e m y o f F i n e A r t s. m u sic. (fo u n d e d. in. ( fo u n d e d i n. 1 8 6 6 ),. m u s e u m s , th e in d u s t r i a l e d u c a tio n. J a p a n , a r e t r y i n g to g i v e D a n i s h w o r k s o f a r t i n d u s t r y a n i n d i v i d u a l s ta m p .. 1 7 7 4 ),. th e C o n s e r v a -. g r e a t P u b lic lib r a r ie s a n d e xc e lle n t. is p r o v i d e d f o r b y th e. C ollege o f e n . s p ic u o u s b y its a b le w o r k i n g o u t o f e v e n th e s m a lle s t p a r tic u la r s . w o r t h y a n d re lia b le to th e u tm o s t i t h a s id e n tifie d i t s e l f w i t h. V ie n n a i n. g in e e r in g ( fo u n d e d i n 1 8 2 9 ) a n d n o le ss t h a n 8 y te c h n ic a l schools, s p r e a d. d ir e c tio n .. too, h a s been a ffe c te d ,. a l l o v e r th e c o u n t r y ;. v e l o p m e n t,. th e la r g e s t o f th e se s c h o o ls - is th e. (e s ta b lis h e d i n. 1 8 4 )).. T e c h n ic a l school. T h e s e te c h n ic a l schools a r e v o lu n -. ta r y s e c o n d a r y schools, w h e r e a s , o n th e c o n tr a r y , e d u c a tio n i n sch o o ls is c o m p u ls o r y . fr o m. n is h. E v e r y c h ild i n D e n m a r k is b o u n d to g o to school. its s e v e n th t i l l its th ir te e n th y e a r . w h a t h a s been s ta te d h e re th a t th e D a . in d u s tr y. a ffe c te d b y. h a s been g r e a tly. (1 7 y i. a p a in te r ,. —. began. th e. A t th e close o f la s t. 1 8 0 2 ), a tr y in g. te c h n ic a l a r ts ,. c e n tu r y th e a r tis t s. s c u lp to r,. and. A b ild g a a rd. to. art. g a in. tn h k e. an. th o u g h b y . W iede-. (1 7 4 2 — 1 8 0 9 ),. in flu e n c e. upon. in d u s -. t r i a l p r o d u c ts ; a n d i n s p ite o f th e f e a r f u l e co n o m ic c a la m itie s th a t b e fe ll D e n m a r k a t th e. b e g in n in g. m e u t o f th e c o u n tr y ,. is. s till. e x u ltin g ir n y. s e a -g o d s,. and. has. b u t th e p r i n c i p a l c h a ra c te r o f in d u s t r i a l a r t i n D e n m a r k r e m a in e d f o r a. lo n g. tim e. q u ie tn e s s. a n d r e s tr a in t w i t h. a te n d e n c y to w a r d s th e a n tiq u e ,. a s m a y be seen d is tin c tly a t th e w o r k s o f th e g o ld s in ith J . B . D a l h o f f. A m o n g th e la r g e n u m b e r. T h e s h ip th a t c a r r ie s h in t, s u r r o u n d e d by. th e d a s h in g w a v e s c o n tr ib u te in a m o s t e ffe c tiv e. lik e C . P e t e r s ,. know n. H.. in. w ere. a r t.. la s t y e a r a t D e n m a r k ’s g r e a t c eleb ra tio n o f the. th e c a n d e . a tta in e d. have. th e. N a tio n a l m u se u m That vanced, c e ra m ic s.. A. th e g r e a te s t tu m o r , r e p r e s e n te d D a n i s h j e w e lr y , v i z . , He. o r n a m e n ts. o th e r s s t i l l. je w e lle r ’s. s p e c ia l. is d u e to th e n a r n e w h o , a t n e a r ly a ll in te r n a tio n a l e x p o s itio n s ,. g e n e r a lly. m o d e ls ;. D a n is h. by M r . A . M i c h e l s e n , je w e lle r to H . M . th e K i n g .. m e n tio n. s u lts. c la ssic. b y th e m o r e m o d e r n de-. th e. Krog,. g o ld s m ith s. tr u e. w ith. T h e h u g e w o r k h a s been e xe c u te d , a f te r th e d e s ig n o f p r o fe s s o r A .. has, w ith. to. how ever,. case. th a t. la b r a .. stesen,. lo o k in g. h a v e been o b ta in e d in. to r e n d e r in g th e w o r k s ty l is h , a s is seen p a r t i c u l a r l y i n. t h a t s ty le w a s f o r a lo n g tim e p r e d o m i n a n t in D e n m a r k . w ere. r e s u lts. c o rr e s p o n d in g c a n d e la b ra i l l u s t r a t i n g th e le g e n d o f th e a r r i v a l. r is h e c h e r is h e d th e E m p ir e sty le , a s i t ’s c alled, a n d th r o u g h h is a u th o r ity. m o re p r o fo u n d ,. th e. o f k i n g S k jo ld to D e n m a r k .. ( 1 7 8 8 — 1 8 6 4 ) , a n a r c h ite c t, p r o u d ly. t u r n i n g to th e so -c a lle d N o r th e r n R e n a is s a n c e (th e s ty le o f C h r is tia n I V ) ;. th e a b o v e -. o f g i f t s ' t h a t w e r e p r e s e n te d o n th a t occa sio n , w a s a m i g h t y s i l v e r c en tre. c e n t u r y g r e a tly c h e c k in g tlie d eve lo p -. O th e r a r tis ts ,. m o re. T h i s w a s e v i d e n t, f . i,,. our. A p u p i l o f P e rc ie r, L e b a s a n d R o n d e le t o f P a . as. 1 8 7 7 , fin e. g o ld e n w e d d i n g o f its p o p u l a r R o y a l C o u p le .. G. F. H e t s c h. d is p la y e d th e s a m e colors.. of. It,. pie c e w i t h. I t f o l l o w s n a tu r a l l y f r o m. th e f i n e a r ts a s w e ll. w elt. th e b o a rd -. T r u s t-. n a n te d q u ie t a n t i q u a r i a n R e n a is s a n c e s ty le , a n d , a s s h o w n a t th e I n te r n a tio n a l E x p o s tlio n i n. o f C openhagen. A num -. F r o m old en tim e th e D a n i s h i n d u s t r y o f a r tis t ic f u r n i t u r e h a s been con-. W h i l s t th e h ig h e r e d u c a tio n is s u p p o r te d b y th e U n iv e r s ity ( fo u n d e d in. in te r n a tio n a l m o v e m e n t h a s i t been i n f u s e d w i t h f r e s h biood,. b e r o f y o u n g e r a r tis t s , m o re o r le ss a ffe c te d b y th e f i n e a n d p e n s i v e a r t o f. th is f a e t. t r a i n i n g o f m e c h a n ic s .. to r y. 25. how. O lrik. m ake. and N.. h is. have. m ade. F redstrup,. O l d N o r th e r n. a fin e s ty le. as. V. C h r i. i n d u s t r y r e s t u p o n a r tis t s. been g r e a tly a c k n o w le d g e d .. and. th e. e ffic ie n t re . H e as w e ll as. D a n is h. s p e c ia lity. of. th e p r o d u c tio n. c re a te d. by. th e. of. m o d e ls a t th e. a t C openhagen.. b ra n ch o f D a n is h. and. to. e sp e c ia lly. so. in. i n d u s t r y w h ic h fo r e ig n. T h e te rr a -c o tta w a r e f r o m. is c o n sid e r e d th e m o s t a d -. c o u n tr ie s ,. is ,. no. P . I p s e n ’s E n k e. d o u b t,. D a n is h. is f a m o u s , a n d.

(18) M A N U FA C TU R ES BU1LD1NG. DENMARK. 24. a t the In te rn a tio n a l E x p o sitio n in P a ris 1 8 8 9 ,. T h e sa m e p ro ceed in g. D e n k g l. P o r c e lh e n s -. f a b r i k ( T h e R o ya l C openhagen Porcelain M a n iffa c to ry ) attra cted the a tten . h ib ited. tio n o f a ll connoisseurs.. as a section o f th e ir o u m ,. F rench critics p la ced its p r o d u d s on a level iv ith. by. D a n is h. 25. has been u scd w i t h respect to the w o r k s ex. w o m e n . ' T h ey,. too,. are. to. be f o u t i d below p . 7 7. i t h a v in g been deem ed desirable th a i special. those o f th e ir o u m country iv h ic h m ea n s the h ig h est p r a is e they k n o w of.. a tten tio n sh o u ld be called to these p r o d u d s , as v a r io u s circum stances h a ve. T h e a r tis ts o f th is m a n u fa c to ry h a v e been able to reproduce im p ressio n s. ren d ered i t im possible. to g a th e r a s o m e w h a t. its a n im a l a n d vegetable iv o r ld s by. w o r k in the W o m e n ’s B u ild in g .. the use o f s o ft a n d h a rm o n io u sly com bined g la z in g tin ts, each object beitig. in the M a n u fa c tu re s B u ild in g ,. a separate. iv o r k o f a r t. room in the W o m e n ’s Palace.. the a rtis t.. I t is u n d e r. fr o m. the shores o f D e n m a r k , f r o m. in d iv id u a lly the. a p p e r ta in in g to. m anagem ent o f. councellor o f Sta te, as its director,. the p e rso n a lity o f. M r. P h i l i p. Schou,. T h ey are exh ib ited in the D a n is h section a. s m a ll lo a n. existed.. its p re se n t flo u r is k in g state, a n d h a s g o t a s t a f f o f s k illfu l a r tis ts as its. i t g re a tly .. s y n in g «, p e a s a n t em bro id ery n a m e d f r o m. H eilm ann,. etc.. o f the W o rks.. The fir s t nam ed. M e ssrs.. C. J. L i i s b e r g ,. G.. h a s been a p p o in ted a rlis tic director. T h e D a n is h ceram ics a re co n tin u a lly developing, as sh o w n ,. f . i., by M r . H e r m a n. leather. w ork,. Hansen,. exh ib ited. a n d fr o m. by. as. M essrs. is e v id e n t f r o m Bernh.. S till f u r t h e r adthe g i lt em bossed. Schrøder,. N ielsen. M r . D o b e r c k ’s a rtistic a lly h a m m e r e d w o r k .. has n o w been a rtistica lly re v iv e d ,. T h e p a in te r. & We. gaard. M rs. Skovgaard for. W omen,. sa m fu n d. is w o r k in g f o r. by M r . F . H e n d r i k s e n , xylo g ra p h er, for. zealously and. Mr.. prom oting. a t w ork, Th.. su p p o rted. as. the b o o k - m a k in g w ork,. trades.. It. 6y. association. has. already. conferred. a So. has. been. Tegner no. T h is y e a r i t h a s sta r te d a school f o r. a n d h a s f o r th a t reason been kep t. as a section by itself.. and. the. T h is em broidery. effo rts th a t h a v e been m a d e. late M r . P . C. S k o v g a a r d. a n d M rs. S k o v -. a n d a t h e r d eath in 1 8 6 8. le ft b eh in d n u m e r o u s p u p ils .. A. School. of. design. established in 1 8 7 7 , is w o r k in g f o r the g en era l develop. ( T h e D a n is h. I t o rig in a te d w i t h D a n s k. K vin d e. W o m e n ’s A sso c ia tio n ), fo u n d e d in 1 8 7 1 , th a t and. th u s. also f o r th e ir tr a in in g to independency o f p ro fe ssio n a n d livelih o o d .. the g e n era l social. im p ro v e m e n t o f zoom en,. T he. n w v e m e n t h a s n o w reached the acm e o f a r t : f r o m 1 8 8 8 the R o ya l A ca d e m y o f F in e A r t s o f Copenhagen h a s established a special S c h o o l. of. A r t fo r w om en. I t w i l l be seen f r o m. s m a ll. h a s a rra n g e d a collection o f D a n is h boolc-. to be seen a t tk is expo sition,. a p a rt below p .. T h is. i t is by a r tis ts like M r . H . and. benefit on the trades in question.. too, h a s been ta ken h o ld o f. w h o fo u n d e d , in 1 8 8 8 ,. book-works.. B indesbøll,. T h e tendency n o w a d a y s o f. the. m e n t o f a r t in d u s tr y o f w o m e n .. the trades connected w i t h D a n is h hook-m atters.. ciety. the H e d e b o c o u n tr y ,. situ a te d. are h ig h ly d e se rv in g o f th is w o r k ;. sh a ll especially call a tten tio n to the effo rts lately m a d e in the p ro v in c e o f. p ro d u c in g so m e th in g b e a u tifu l in th a t lin e,. p e c u lia r a n d b e a u tifu l r e m n a n t is the so-called »H edebo-. betw een the tw o S ea la n d to w n s o f R oskild e a n d K jøge.. U n fo rtu n a te ly the d evelopm ent in th a t direction, as in tr n n y others,. is cagerly w o rh e d a t,. A. to call f o r t h in tere st in a rlis tic n eed lew o rk h a v e p r o v e d successful.. K å h l e r o f N æ stv e d .. is too often checked by the sm a lln e ss o f o u r country. va n c e m e n t. collection on ly h a v in g g o t. T h e m a n u fa cto ry w o r k o f m o d e m tim es, h o w e ver, has re stra in e d. a s s is ta n ts ,. m e n as p ro fe sso r A . K r o g ,. exp o sitio n o f fe m a le. F ro m olden tim e a large a n d exten sive fe m a le dom estic in d u s tr y has. tit.. th a t the m a n u fa c to ry h a s a r r iv e d a t. large. in. m any. w ays. in o rder to b rin g in to existence a D a n is h a r t in d u str y ,. a n d i t is to be hoped tio n. is. the above th a t stren u o u s effo rts are a t w o r k. the fo u n d a tio n. they. w ill. succeed.. T he. la st step. in th a t direc. o f a D a n is h M u s e u m f o r A r t I n d u s tr y (1 8 9 0 ). w h ic h w i l l not, h o w e ver, be in a c tiv ity till n e x t yea r..

(19) 26. DENM ARK. M A N U FA C TU R ES BU IL DI NG. m ent o f buddings; it is easily w orked w ith joiner’s tools.. DEPARTMENT E. MINES,. MINING. AND. 27 T h e grev stone. is used in cem ent works, aerated w ater m anufactories, e tc .; the w hitening in paint m anufactories; the flint is expcrrted tr be used for glazing in china-. METALLURGY.. m anufactories, etc. C la ss 313.. GROUP XLIV.. O r l a n d i , V . S E f t e r f ø l g e r (O rlandi, V .’s Successor), plasterer. B U ILD IN G ST O N E S, M ARBLES, O R N A M E N T A L S T O N E S A N D Q U A R R Y PRODUCTS.. by appointm ent to H. M. the King, 34 Bredgade, C o p e n h ag e n : Plaster-casts o f figures by Thorvaldsen; Venus, Hebe, Mercury, and the Shepherd boy.. C la ss 2 9 6 . N ie ls e n s. m e k a n is k e. S te n h u g g e ri. (N ielsen s. stone-cutting. DEPARTMENT F.. W orks), 44 N ørrebrogade, C o p e n h ag e n : Polishod green granite Font w ith unpolished h ew n ornam ents, fram ed by golden lin e s; polished red granite Vase.. MA C H I N E R Y .. Established 1820.. GROUP XLVII.. GROUP LXXII.. L IM E ST O N E , C E M EN TS, A N D A R T IF IC IA L S T O N E .. M A C H IN E R Y FO R T H E M A N U F A C T U R E O F T E X T IL E C la ss 3 0 9 .. F AB R IC S A N D C LO TH IN G -. E a x e KALKBRUD, Aktieselskab (Faxe Lime-quarrv, lint.), F a x e : R aw lim estone.. C lass 4 4 6 .. T h e quarry has been w orked for ntore th an -400 y e a rs ; on a larger scale, how ever, for the last forty years only. T h e lim e is a fine and pure. SøRENSEN,. F rederik,. boot- and shoe-m aker, E sbjerg:. P atent. autom atic B ottom ing and Soling m achine for handm ade shoes.. It is used for lime-. T h e m achine, invented by the Exhibitor in 1892, facilitates the m ost. bum ing, building m aterial and in chem ical W orks, especiallv in all the sul-. im portant operations o f boot-m aking: bottom ing and soling. A pair o f gent. phite paper-pulp m anufactories o f the Scandinavian countries. Yearly export. lem an's and a pair o f lady’s boots at the m aking o f w hich the m achine has. about 90000 tons o f lim e-stone. hagen 1888.. H ighest prize at the exposition at C open. been used illustrate th e w orking o f th e m achine.. S t e v n s K l i n t (Ste vns cliff) represented by the Joint agency fo r. GROUP LXXV.. coral-rag containing about 99 p. c. carbonate o f lime.. Faxe-Linham n lime-quarries, 51 Studiestræde, C openhagen: Obelisk o f chalk. L IT H O G R A P H Y , Z IN C O G R A P H Y A N D COLOR P R IN T IN G .. stone w ith sam ples o f com nton chalk, grey chalk for m anufacturing purpose, w hitening, flint, and flint pebbles. C halk stone from Stevns cliff w as used as building m aterial already during the early Middle ages; now adays it is used rnainly for the embellish-. C lass 4 6 9 — 4 7 0 . A COLLECTIVE ExPO SITIO N , arranged by the Society fo r Promoting Book-tVork, see p. 65..

(20) 28. DENMARK. MANUFACTURES BUILDING. GROUP LXXVI.. 29. GROUP LXXIX.. PHOTO-M ECHANICAL A N D OTHER M ECHANICAL PROCESSES OF ILLU STR A TIN G , ETC.. M AC H INERY USED IN TH E PREPARAT1O N OF FOODS, ETC. C la ss 4 9 7 .. C la ss 4 7 1 — 4 7 9 . LlNDVED P e t e r s e n , manufacturer, 5 Raadhusstræde, Copenhagen: A COLLECTIVE ExPOSITION, a rra n g e d by th e Society fo r Promoting. Book-lVork, see p. 65.. Patent Roasting and Cooling machine combined, free of vapours, provided w ith gas-heater for coffee, etc. Established 1876. The patent coffee-roaster is supplied in 4 seizes for. GROUP LXXVII. M ISCELLANEOUS H AN D -TO O LS, M ACHINES A N D APPARATUS USED IN VARIOUS A R T S ... roasting ié '/j lb, 2 7 '^ lb, 44 lb and 66 lb (7V2, 121I2, 20 & 30 kilos) respectively. S c h r ø d e r & J ø r g e n s e n s E f t e r f ø l g e r (Schrøder & Jørgensen’s. Successor), machinery niaker, 7 * 9 Værnedamsvej, Copenhagen: Coffee grinders.. C lass 4 8 6 . PETERSEN, P. T., consul, Randers: Cards (placed in the Danish court in the Agricultural Building).. See Gr. 2 cl. 12.. Establishment, founded in 1870, indudes saw- and, planing-mills, wood turning machinerv, furniture manufactory, card manufactory, etc. — See Gr. 104 cl. 656, Gr. 108 cl. 680. C lass 4 8 9 . D AHLSTRØM. 6é. LoHM ANN,. machine makers,. D E P A R T M E N T G. T R A N SP O R T A T IO N ,. 6 Kristianshavns. Kanal, Copenhagen: Patent automatic lubricator for bearings in motors as well as in shafts. Established 1866. The exhibited patent apparatus »Multiple« has been awarded prizes at a number of expositions. JØ R G E N SEN ,. G.. H.,. engineer,. R A ILW A Y S, V ESSELS, V EH IC LES.. 35 Vesterbrogade,. GROUP LXXX. RAILW AYS, R A IL W A Y P L A N T A N D EOUIPMENT. C lass 5 01.. Copenhagen:. »Admonitor«, system Agerskov, thermo-allarm apparatus for machines whose sliding surfaces are exposed to improper heating.. B e c k , J. for railroad cars.. A. O.,. instrument-maker, Randers: Coupling apparatus. The apparatus is acting at 750 C. L a r SEN, F . O l a f , manufacturer, 4 Rvesgade, Copenhagen: Hen. rik V ang s Insulating substance and silicious marl composition for insulating steam-engines, steam-pipes, etc. The insulating substance, made by Mr. Henr. Wang C. E., since 1888 is supphed to a great many public and private industries. — See Gr. 85 cl. 534.. GROUP LXXXIII. VEHICLES A N D M ETH OD S OF TR AN SP O R TA TIO N O N COMMON ROADS. C lass 520. MULLER, J., manufacturer, 3 Tullinsgade, Copenhagen: Patent Stand for cycles; Hometrainer..

(21) 30. DENM ARK. M A N U FA C T U R E S B U IL D IN G. The Exhibitor attended the Stanley Exposition in 1891, the Cycle. 31. will be issued for goods so warehoused so as to facilitate their sale or. Exposition o f Copenhagen 1892, and the National Cycle Exposition in Lon. mortgage.. don 1893 when his exhibits were everywhere highly commended. were not distributed.. hagen Free Port their terminus leaving the distribution of their cargoes. Prizes. amongst the ports of the Baltic to be effected by their agents.. C la ss 523. B a r t h , S. C h r ., colonel, Hørsholm: elastic pads.. Open patent saddlc with. This saddle, patented in the States, gives to the rider comfort and security, as well as a firm and extended seat, enabling him to close round the horse with ease and force, and affording him a straight seat.. Transatlantic lines will find it profitable to malte the Copen. LARSEN, F . O l a f , manufacturer, 4 Ryesgade, Copenhagen: Patent Wave-subduers. The business, that manufactures life-saving apparatus of every description, was established 1885. The wave-subducr was awarded medals at the international expositions in Paris and Brussels. — See Gr. 77 cl. 489.. It gives. the horse a firm and quiet saddle-rest, a girthing as mild as secure, and an equal distribution of the pressure of the saddle.. DEPARTMENT H. M ANUFACTURES.. G R O U P LXXXV. VESSELS, BO ATS; MARINE, LA K E A N D RIVER TRAN SPO RTATIO N.. G R O U P LXXXVII.. C lass 534.. CHEMICAL A N D PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS.. T h e C o p e n h a g e n F ree P o r t C o m pa n y , Lim., Copenhagen: Model o f the Free Port of Copenhagen. T he Copenhagen Free Port is to be opened for trafik in the course o f the year 1894. Unrivalled geographical position. A central emporium for the commodities o f Western Europe and America.. Owing to the. absence of tides in the Sound the C. F. P. affords an easy and convenient access at any time, w hether by day or by night. Vessels entering the port will be exempted of the payment of any dues to the Danish State and be charged only with a moderate pierage (2 1/i d. pr. R. T.), thus they will find one of the least expensive ports existing. The depth of water will be from 25 to 30 English feet.. The Free Port will be furnished with most. DRUGGISTS' SUPPLIES. C lass 548. RASMUSSEN, C. M ., &. S p ie s ,. manufacturers, 7 Østerbrogade,. Copenhagen: Lacquers (placed in the Danish court in the Agricultural Building). Se Gr. 18 cl. 98 and Gr. 88 cl. 552.. G R O U P LXXXVIII. PA 1NTS, COLORS, DYES A N D VARNISHES.. perfect mechanisms for loading and discharging cargoes, and with excellently constructed warehouses and waresheds.. C lass 552.. A depot o f English coals will. be kept fully provided, and supplies furnished at the lowest rates. Mer-. PRIOR, A d o LPH, manufacturer, 23 Nørrefarimagsgade, Copenhagen:. chandise imported to and warehoused at the Free Port will be exempt from. Self-acting leather blacking (placed in the Danish court in the Agricultural Building).. any duty. The charges for warehousing and for the use of stores will be regulated by a tariff sanctioned by the Government, and dock warrants. See Gr. 18 cl. 98..

(22) 32. DENMARK. RASMUSSEN,. C. M., & S p ie S , m anufacturers, 7 Ø sterbrogade,. C openhagen: Shoe and leather blackings (placed in thc D anish court in the A gricultural Building). See Gr. 18 cl. 98 and Gr. 87 cl. 548.. G R O U P LXXXIX. TY P E W R ITE R S, PAPER, B L A N K BOOKS, S T A T IO N E R Y . C la ss 5 5 7 . N i e l s e n , J e n s , m anufacturer, 9B u lo w sv ej, C openhagen: Fireproof roofing board (placed in th e D anish court in th e A gricultural Building). See Gr. 7 cl. 44. C lass 5 6 0 — 562. L e v ISON, L ., JUN., m anufacturer o f stationery, 50 Kjøbm agergade, C openhagen: Fancy-paper, Letter-paper, Stationery; C hristm as’, New-Year’s, and o th er congratulary cards. T h e establishm ent is airning at th e production o f series o f sm all w orks o f art in th e shape o f congratulary cards.. T h e originals are all. draw n or painted by the m ost prom inent artists o f D enm ark, and at the reproduction all n ew im provem ents are taken advantage o f in order to obtain delicate, artistic products.. A t th é m ake up and arrangem ent o f notc-. papers, too, artistic assistance is resorted to. A COLLECTIVE ExPOSITIO N ot books and bindings, arranged by th e Society fo r Promoting Book-lVork, see p. 65.. G R O U P XC. F U R N 1TU R E O F 1N TE R IO R S, UPHO LSTERY, A N D A R T IS T IC D E C O R A T IO N . C la s s 5 6 5 . LEIFER, W a r n i c k & M øL L ER , m anufacturers, H orsens: Chair, O ld N o rth ern style (solid oak). See cl. 567, Gr. 110 cl. 695, Gr. 117 cl. 738.. F ig. 1.. F olding screen (E . Meyer)..

(23) 34. DEN M A R K. P lu m , C h r . & V a l d ., C lass 567. H an sen ,. H e n n in g ,. cabinet-maker, O dense: Press, Renaissance. cabinet-makers, 7 Tordenskjoldsgade, C o . penhagen : D ining ro o m furniture, Italian Renaissance (see Fig. 2). Established 1879.. A w arded a First class prize at th e N o rth e rn Ex. position at Copenhagen, 1888.. (solid oak). Established 1866. L arsen. 35. M A N U FA C T U R E S B U II.D IN G. A w arded a num ber o f m edals at expositions.. & A n d e r s e n , cabinet-makers and w ood-carvers, 14 Lille. Strandstræde, C openhagen: T w o presses, Renaissance, o f different seize. T h e panels o f th e larger one sh ow scenes o f the history o f king A hasuérus and queen E sther, those o f the sm aller one the Fleeing into E gvpt o f Jo seph and Mary.. Topp,. J.. V lL H ., cabinet-maker, 18 Holbergsgade, C openhagen: Book-. case, Italian Renaissance (w alnut), draw n by Mr. H. V. Brinkopff, architect. Established 1875, greatly extended in 1880. T o p p , N . C h r . , cabinet-maker, 21 M øntergade, C openhagen: Large Book-case, Greek style (w alnut), draw n by Mr. H . . V. Brinkopff, architect. Established 1879.. Established 1876.. A w arded a num ber o f exposition medals.. Speciality: the restoration o f ancient furniture. V i n t h e r , H a r a l d I ., furniture m anufacturer, Fredensborg: Gentlem an ’s writing-table and chair (solid m ahogany), draw n by Mr. I. T. H an sen, architectural painter. Established 1887. C lass 571. A n d e r s e n , K r., &. Co.,. m echanical W orks for joinery, planing,. saw -m ills, 6 H erluf T rollesvej, C openhagen: D raw ing-room w all, Italian Renaissance (w ainscot in oak w ith tw o doors), draw n by Mr. Erilc Schiødte, architect. Establishm ent founded in 1882, ow ned by Messrs. Kr. Andersen & K. L. Midlen. F ig. 2.. Table (C h r. & Fald. P lnm ).. Som e o f their products, aw arded prizes at the N o rth ern Ex. position at C openhagen in 1888, w ere bou g h t by the Industrial M useum (G ew erbem useum ) o f Stuttgart (G erm any). S p e n n e r , N i c o l a i , ’s E f t e r f ø l g e r , (Nicolai Spenner’s Successor). LEIFER, W. a r n ICK. & M. ø LLER,. m anufacturcrs, H orsens: H ouse. hold altar, G othic style, w orked in oak w ith real gilding. See cl. 565, Gr. u o cl. 695, Gr. 117 cl. 738. MEYER,. E.,. m anufacturer, 26 K jøbm agergade, C openhagen: F our. (E. Piesner Jacobsen), painter and decorator, 5 Adm iralgade, C o p en h ag en : Painted and decorated glass ceilings, draw n by Mr. I. T. Hansen, archi tectural painter, and others. Establishm ent founded in 1838; th e present chief joined in 1885.. Panel Screen w ith nacre enam el (see Fig. 1), designed and executcd by Mr. I. T. Hansen, architectural painter.. C lass 572.. E stablishm ent founded 1836. O w ners Mrs. N . J. Meyer, Messrs. Axel Meyer and Em il Meyer. A w arded a num ber o f F irst class exposition prizes. — See Gr. n o cl. 695; Gr. 115 cl. 730; Gr. 117 cl. 738.. H an sen ,. C. B.’s. E t a b l i s s e m e n t , (C. B. H ansen’s Establishm ent),. furniture m anufacturers by appointm ent to H. M. the King, 4 H olm ens. 3*.

(24) 36. DEN M A R K. Kanal, C openhagen: Furniture for a gentlem an’s room , (see Fig. 3 and 4), executed in oak, N o rth ern subjects, draw n by Mr. A . Beune, draughtsm an. E stablishm ent founded in 1830, passed 1867 into the hånds o f the present ow ners, Messrs. Ch. Hansen and L. Larsen, furnishers to H. M. the King.. A w arded a num ber o f m edals at expositions in C openhagen, L on. d o n , Paris, Philadelphia, etc. — T h e tapestries designed for C. B. Hansen’s exposition have been w oven by Mts. E. Fischer (see p. 82).. F ig . 3.. S c h rø d e r,. C h a ir (C . B . H a n s e n s Establishm ent).. B e r n h ., N ie ls e n. & H a n s e n , painters and decora-. tors by appointm ent to H. M. the King, 10 P ed er Skram sgade, C open h agen: Tapestries, im itated Gobelins (see Fig. 5), real and im itated Gilt and E m bossed leather.. Several o f th e exhibited patterns are from designs by. the artist painter Mr. C. N . Overgaard. E stablishm ent founded in 1858, passed in 1886 to its present ow ners, Messrs. Vilh. Hansen and II. C. N ielsen, furnishers to H. M. the King.. A. num ber o f m edals at expositions in Copenhagen, Vienna, Paris, etc. — See Gr. m. cl. 705. F ig . 4 .. F urniture f o r a g e n tlem ans roorn (C . li. Hansen s Establishm ent)..

(25) M A N U FA C TU R ES B U IL D IN G. DENM ARK. 38. 39. H a n s e n , V . V. C., artistic terra cotta w are m anufacturer, Godthaab, B rønshøj, C openhagen: V ases, Figures, etc., in terra cotta.. T he. figures are reduced copies o f w orks by D anish and French artists. I p s e n P .’s E n k e , (P. Ipsen’s w idow ), m anufacturer o f artistic terra cotta w are by appointm ent to H. M. the King, 33 Bredgade, C openhagen:. ,. Fig. j . Imitaled Gobelin (Bernh. Schrøder Nielsen &“ Hansen).. GROUP XCI. C ERAM ICS A N D M OSAICS. C la s s. 574.. B u d d e - L u n d , C a r l , artistic terra cotta w are m anufacturer, 1o Bred. Fig. 6.. Vases (P. Ipsen's widow).. gade, C o p en h ag en : Vases, Cups and Figures (from the w orks o f Thorvaldseii and others) am ong w hich black bu rn t figures and figures m ade o f Collection of Vases (see Fig. é) and vessels, Greek, Archaic, T rojan, Persian,. different clays. Established 1878. A w arded prizes at expositions in C openhagen 1888. Egyptian and M oresque; Majolica; Leaves and Fruits, cast from n a tu re ; Fi. and Paris 1889. T h e sculptors Mr. Heydorn and Mr. Braconi m odel for the. gures from the w orks of different artists, black bum t, poly-chrom e (specially. establishm ent.. m ust be pointed out the Frieze in bass-relief representing the T rium phal. *.

(26) 40. DEN M A R K. procession o f Alexander the Great by T horvaldsen, half-size, copied by the sculptor Mr. Georg Jensen). T h e establishm ent, founded in 1843, ' s no w com pleting its fiftieth year.. It has been aw arded n o t only First prizes at a large num ber o f. expositions in Stockholm , C openhagen, Vienna, Philadelphia, A m sterdam , Paris, Boston, A ntw erp, Barcellona, etc., but also special m arks o f honor. T h u s at A m sterdam 1877 it w u n the H ighest Prize offered to the finest vase in Greek style; in 1883 it w as elected a honorary m em ber o f the In dustrial A rt M useum s o f H arleem and A m sterdam .. T h e colors it uses are. all m etallic colors b u m t into the m aterial. JØRGENSEN,. L .. P .,. m anufacturer o f artistic. terra cotta w are,. 5 Vej. til Raadm andsm arken, C openhagen: Figures in black and light clay, copies o f sculptures by Dubois, Delaplanche, Gautherin, Stephan Sinding, V. Bissen, Hasselberg, Børjcsson, etc. Established 1879. — From 1887 only the E xhibitor took up his speciality: black bu rn t reproductions o f sculptures.. C la ss 5 7 6 . KONSTANTIN-HANSEN, E l is e ,. Miss, 6 A m alievej, C openhagen:. See p. 75. K. å HLER,. H. erm an. A .,. m aker o f artistic pottery, N æ stved: Decora-. tion dishes, decorated by the artist Mr. K. H. Reistrup; L uster decorated vases; U rn for preserving ashes, designed by professor L . Frølich; Frieze burnt in clay: Æ gir’s family drinking to his h ealth (height 10 ft., length 24 ft.), designed by professor L. Frølich, draw ing reproduced on the annexed leaf. Established 1844; the present head o f the firm joined in 187-1; medals from a num ber o f expositions in Paris, Copenhagen, M almø, O dense, etc. S k o v g AARD,. Suzette. C .,. Miss,. 13. Gefionsgade, C openhagen:. See p. 75. D en. KONGELIGE PORCELLÆNSFABRIK (T h e R oyal C openhagen. Porcelain M anufactory), A m agertorv. 10,. C openhagen: Objects o f a r t and Ser. vices o f plate, the form er being free com positions th at w ill n o t be repeated,.

(27) I. T H E D A U G H T E R S O F A E G I R D R I N K I N G TO T H E I R F A T H E R CERAM IC D E C O R A T IV E W O R K IN TH E DANISH C O U R T IN T H E M A N U FA C T U R E S B U IL D IN G. According to the Scandinavian m vthologv Aegir, the ruler o f the sea, w as a beneficent deity, w hile his wife, the w ily Ran, delighted in death and disaster. She is represented w aiting for her steed and carrying the n et w ith w hich she draws ship-wrecked seam en dow n into th e deep.. DESIGNED. BY L. F R Ø L I C H , E X E C U T E D BY H E R M A N A. K A H L E R.

(28) MANUFACTURES BUILDING. almost all of them are decorated beneath the glaze (see Fig. 7).. 41. Antong. the services a great splendid service w hich will never be reproduced. The other services are specimens of w hat the Works undertake to deliver regularly through any china store in the States.. Fig. 7 .. Vase (Roval Copetihagen Pørcelain Manufactory).. The establishment was founded in 1779; it belonged to the Danish State till 1867 when it was sold to a private gentleman; in 1882 it passed into the hånds of a company. tit. councellor of arts.. Managing director Mr. Philip Schou,. of State; artistical director Mr. Arnold Krog, professor.

(29) M A N U FA C T U R E S B U IL D IN G. DENM ARK. 42. D oBERCK ,. GROUP XCII.. & S ø N (F. W . Doberck & Son), artistic forges,. 9 Store Strandstræ de, C openhagen: T w o candelabra (see Fig. 8); Bouquet. M ARBLE, S T O N E A N D M E T A L M O N U M E N T S, M AU SO LEU M S, M A N T E L S , E T C . -. F. W.,. 43. w ith chiseled roses and leaves; large Leaf; all ham m ered in iron.. CASKETS, C O F F IN S A N D. U N D E R T A K E R S' F U R N ISH IN G GOODS. C la ss 5 8 1 . F is k b æ k ,. P. M.,. m anufacturer o f m arble w are, A arhus: M onum en. tal m arble plate in relief. T h e exhibited m arble plate has been treated by a litho-electrographic process invented by the Exhibitor and w hich w ill be o f the greatest im portance to the production o f architectonic and decorative m arble works. It enables a single person to carry out, in the course o f a few m inutes, the w ork w hich generally requires several w eeks for its perform ance.. By this. treatm ent a com position is form ed w hich renders the m arble resistant to fats, filth, m osses, etc.. GROUP XCIII. A R T M E T A L W ORKS, E N A M E LS, E TC . C lass 5 85. BlRK, D. agmar,. CHRISTESEN,. V.,. Miss, 5 Nikolajgade, C openhagen: See p. 76. jew eller, m anufacturer o f gold and silver ware,. 11 Amaliegade, C openhagen: Centre-piece, bronze, (9 ft. 3 inch. long) representing the T rium phal procession o f G alathea, and the E lopenient of A gnete w ith the M ernian, com posed and m odeled by professor C. Peters. Established at Slagelse 1846, rentoved to C openhagen 1856; aw arded a great nurnber o f exposition medals, am ong w hich Gold m edals in Lon' don 1870, Paris 1878, M almø 1881, Paris 1889. — See Gr. 96 cl. 601, Gr. 97 cl. 604— 5; Gr. 98 cl. 612. D a lH O F F , H ., & S ø N (H. D alhoff & Son), braziers by appointm ent. F ig. 8.. Candelabra in iron (F . IV. Doberck & Son).. to H. M. the K ing, 22 Store K ongensgade, C openhagen: Bronze-works, A ltar candlesticks in cast polished brass, design by Mr. K. A rne Petersen, architect; A ltar candle-sticks, one pair designed by Mr. N . G. Henriksen, sculptor; pair o f Sconces from old m odels at Fredensborg Palace. Established 1815.. Established 1843;. present chief, Mr. A . Doberck, joined in 1885;. w ith hint the artistic forging m ade its entry into the business; aw arded a First class m edal at the N o rth ern Exposition at C openhagen 1888..

(30) D EN M A R K. 44. RASMUSSEN, L a u r i t z , zinc and m etal W orks, fu m ish er. by ap-. pointm ent to H. M. the King, 78 N ørrevoldgade, C openhagen: T h e Panther h u n te r copied from Jerichau; Bust copied from Mr. Gelert; Lion, copied from Mr. L auritz Jensen; three Bass-reliefs; T horvaldsen and the H ope; at the close o f the Exposition this group w ill be p u t up in a pare at Brooklyn.. All exhibits cast in bronze.. Established 1853; aw arded a n um ber o f medals at expositions; also a G old medal. C lass 587. H. e r TZ,. P e t e r , jew eller, m anufacturer o f gold and silver w are,. 34 Kjøbm agergade, C openhagen: E nam eled Cups, Beakers and Fram es in transparent and o th er en am els; enam eled Spoons, including M em orial spoons w ith likenesses o f Thorvaldsen and H. C. Andersen. Established 1834; aw arded a num ber o f medals at expositions, also a G old m edal at L iverpool 1886. — See Gr. 97 cl. 604— 5; Gr. 98 cl. 612. JENSEN, R a s m u s , goldsm ith, H orsens: Enam eled Spoons, etc. Established 1867; aw arded several exposition medals. — See Gr. 97 cl. 604.. GROUP XCIV. G L A SS A N D G LASSIVARE. C la ss 593. BENDZ, M ATHILDE, Miss, 141 V esterbrogade, C openhagen:. See. p. 76. ELKJÆR,. P. M.,. painter and decorator, 25 Linnéesgade, C openhagen:. Table top in glass painted o n its under side, im itated m osaic (see Fig. 9). T his table top is the copy o f a m osaic table at the R osenborg Palace collection, and w hich w as presented in 1709 to king Frederik IV by the grandduke o f T oscana; fo u rw o rk m e n are said to have spent 30 years in rnaking it. — T h e Exhibitor w as aw arded a First class m edal at th e N o rth ern E xpo sition at C openhagen 1888 for his copy o f it..

(31) 46. MANUFACTURES BUILDING. DENMARK. G. ø TKE,. E . J .,. painter and decorator,. 47. 145 G othersgade, C open. hagen : Glass paintings: Figure o f C hrist w ith a child, copy from a painting by Carl Bloch; Thorvaldsen, portrait painted in sepia, from the painting by Horace Vernet; W ine drinker.. GROUP XCVI. C A R V IN G I N V AR IO U S M A T E R IA L S. C lass 5 98. BERTELSEN,. J.. M ., Miss, teacher at the A sylum for idiots and. imbeciles o f GI. Bakkegaard, 47 V aldentarsgade, C openhagen: See p. 77. C r o n e , E l l e n , Miss, 12 Kolbjørnsensgade, C openhagen: See p. 77. E r n s t , S .,. w o o d carver, 25 Studiestræde,. C openhagen: Carved. Fram e for a fire screen. INGEMANN O l s e n , A ., sculptor, 13 Storm gade, C openhagen: L eaf o f a burdock w ith flowers, cut in pear-tree w o o d ; Lid f o r a box decorated w ith Potentilla repens, cut in pear-tree w o o d ; Palette w ith foliage, cut in Italian w alnut. M uLLER,. G. V. J.,. artistic joiner, 8 S v e a sv e j, C openhagen: Clock. case; M irror fram e; Casket, etc.; all carved in w o o d from the Exhibito r’s designs. P r i o r , M a u D , Miss, 33 Bredgade, C openhagen; See p. 77. Fig. 10.. Stained ivbidow (Aug. Duvier).. SCHUR, F . & C o M P ., m anufacturers, H orsens: Poker w ork (imitated M arquetry).. GROUP XCV.. THOMSEN, E l is a b e t h , Miss, 94 V esterbrogade, C openhagen: See. S T A IN E D G L A SS IN D E C O R A T IO N .. P- 77C la s s D. u v ie r ,. W lTHU SEN, A. 596.. A u g ., establishm ent for glass-painting, 37 V esterbrogade,. W in d o w s. are fixed at the m ain-entrance o f th e D anish section. M anufactures Building). Established 1885.. in. the. Miss, Blidah, H ellerup: See p. 77. C la ss 6 0 1 .. C openhagen: W indow s (see Fig. 10) w ith stained glass paintings s e tin lead (the. sa ,. CHRISTESEN,. V.,. jew eller, m anufacturer o f gold and silver w are,. 11 Am aliegade, C o penhagen: Chiseled w o rk s; Medals. See Gr. 93 cl. 585, Gr. 97 cl. 604— 5, Gr. 98 cl. 612..

(32) 48. DENM ARK. GROUP XCVII. G O L D A N D SILV E R W ARE, P L A T E , E TC . C la s s. 6 0 4 — 5.. CHRISTESEN, V ., jew eller, m anufacturer o f gold and silver w are,. n. Am aliegade, C openhagen: Shield (see Fig. 12), w orked in silver w ith a. g re at num ber o f figures, representing the V olm er battie in 1219 and other events from the life o f king V aldem ar th e C onqueror, com posed and m odeled by professor H. Olrih; Flow er-stand (see Fig. 11) and tw o Candelabra by. F ig . 11.. Flow er-stand (V . Christesen).. professor H. Olrih (his la s tw o rk ); on the flower-stand four reliefs represent ing the four elem ents; Service, Renaissance, m odeled by professor C. Peters-, antique Service m odeled by the sa m e ; great C ollection o f ancient and m odern gold and silver works. See Gr. 93 cl. 585; Gr. 96 cl. 601; Gr. 98 cl. 612. H e r t z , P e t e r , jew eller,. m anufacturer o f gold and. silver w are,. 34 Kjøbm agergade, C openhagen: C entre pieces in silver, one o f them re presenting D enm ark draw n by three lions, designed by Mr. V. Dahlerup, architect," tit. councellor o f State, and m odeled by the sculptor Mr. Gunnar Jensen; copies o f tw o Gold horns from about 1000 years a. C., found in.

(33) 50. DENMARK. Denmark (half size); copy of the Oldenburg Horn from the 15th century, kept at the Rosenborg Palace collection (natural size); Jugs and Cans in Old N orthern style; Table garnishments, etc. (see Fig. 13). See Gr. 93 cl. 587; Gr. 98 cl. 612. JENSEN, R a sm u s , goldsmith, Horsens: Drinking-horns, one in Old N orthern style; Gobiets and Chalices; Casket designed by professor C. C. Peters. See Gr. 93 cl. 587.. MlCHELSEN, A ., jeweller by appointment to H. M. the King and to the royal Chapter of Danish orders, manufacturer of gold and silver ware, 12 Kongens Nytorv, Copenhagen: Silver statuette of H. M. King Christian IX of Denmark (see Fig. 14); Gold and silver works. Established 1841. Besides being jeweller by appointment to H. M. the King o f Denmark, the Exhibitor is jeweller by appointment to H. I. M.. w. the Emperor of Russia, H. M. the King of Grcece, and H. R. H. the Prince of Wales. See Gr. 98 cl. 612.. NoRDEMANN, M a g n u s , jeweller, 5 Gothersgade, Copenhagen: Copy in silver of Rosenborg Palace in Copenhagen, built 1606 by Chris tian IV in N orthern Renaissance. Established 1856. Rosenborg Palace, used at present as a museum, contains world-renowned collections of objects illustrating the history and lives o f Danish kings and queens.. The copy is composed of from 1700. to 1800 separate parts induding about 200 Windows.. C lass 6 1 1 . B lo c k , plated trays;. 1- . ,. manufacturer of. more of them. electroplated ware:. are designed by. artists. Galvanoplastic as. Mr. Anker. F ig. i j .. D rinking-horns and boids ( P . H ertz).

(34) DEN M A R K. 52. M A N U FA C TU R ES B U IL D IN G. Lund and Mr. A lfred H artvig; som e subjects are from the bass-reliefs of. 53. GROUP XCVIII.. Thorvaldsen.. JE W E LR Y A N D O RN AM EN TS. C la ss 6 1 2 . C h r is TESEN, V ., jew eller, m anufacturer o f gold and silver w are, n. Am aliegade, C openhagen: Various ornam ents. See Gr. 93 cl. 585, Gr. 96 cl. 601, Gr. 97 cl. 604— 5. H. ertz,. B e r n h a r d , jew eller, 23 Store Kongensgade, C openhagen:. jewelry, gold and silver ornam ents in O ld N o rth ern style. Established 1858. Medals front the expositions in Paris 1878 & 1889, A m sterdam 1882. H. ertz,. P ., jew eller, m anufacturer o f gold and silver w are, 34 Kjøb-. ntagergade, C openhagen: O rnam ents in m odem and antique style. See Gr. 93 cl. 587, Gr. 97 cl. 604— 5. MlCHELSEN, A ., jew eller by appointm ent to H. M. the King, m anu facturer o f gold and silver w are, 12 Kongens Nytorv, C op en h ag en : Various jewelries. See Gr. 97 cl. 604— 5.. GROUP XCIX. H O R O LO G Y, W A TC H E S, CLOCKS, E TC . C lass 6 1 7 . LARSEN, B e r TRAM, to w er clock m anufacturer, 4 Vodrofsvej, C open hagen: T u rret clock-work w ith G raham ’s escapem ent constructed so as to show the tim e either m echanically o r by electricity or both w ays at a time.. A t this Exposition electricity is used; the tw o dials o f the turrets. at the entrance to the D anish section in the M anufactures Building sh o w Chicago and C openhagen tim e respectively. F ig . 14. Silver statuette o f H . M . K itt g Christian I X o f Denmarh ( A . M ichelsen).. T h e com m utator is o f irn-. proved construction. W orks established at Kjøge in 1847 by the father o f the present o w n e r; rem oved to C openhagen in - 1880. A rnong the greatest w orks exe-. Established 1852. firm in 1886,. T h e present chief, Mr. Vald. Marck, joincd the. cuted by the firm is the chirne constructed 1886— 1892 for Frederiksborg Castle and presented bv the late Mr. J. C. Jacobsen (see p. 149)..

(35) 54. M A N U FA C T U R E S B U IL D IN G. DENM ARK. A w arded several medals at D anish expositions.. Artistic assistance is. rendered by Mr. Chr. Jensen, architect, electric assistance by Mr. Rudolph. 55. M., & S øn (M. T rau m er & S o n ), tanners, Sorø:. T rau T N E R ,. W ooden boots (placed in the D anish court in the A gricultural Building). Established 1837; the present chief, Mr. N . Trautner, joined in 1871.. Jensen, boss at the W orks.. C la s s 6 5 7 .. GROUP CII.. H. Y A R N S A N D HAJ F E N G O O D S O F C O T T O N , L IN E N A N D O T H E R V E G E T A B L E FIBRES.. J.,. V a l d e m a r , glover, 45 Ø stergade, C openhagen: Gloves. Established 1876. SvEINBJARNARSON, M ., Mrs., Revkjavik Iceland: See p. 78.. C la s s 6 3 8 . E v a ld ,. ansen ,. o f D anish skins, som e w ith em broidery.. C la s s 6 5 9 .. rope-m aker and belt m anufacturer, Svendborg: W oven. Belts for centrifugal separators (placed in th e D anish court in the Agricul-. HENRIKSEN, H . P ., sew ing-m achine m anufacturer, 29 G am le Konge vej, C openhagen: Sew ing-m achines for sew ing gloves.. tural Building). Established 1828; the E xhibitor joined in 1867; aw arded a lium ber o f. T h e Exhibitor, established 1864, has been aw arded a num ber o f First class prizes at expositions in C openhagen, Vienna, Philadelphia and Paris.. m edals at expositions. — Se Gr. 111 cl. 704.. F., m anufacturer o f belts, Holbæk: C otton Belts and. A t the international exposition in Paris 1878 he n o t only w as presented. cotton Cords for centrifugal separators (placed in the D anish court in the. w ith the G reat G old m edal, but w as m ade a K night o f the L egion o f. A gricultural Building).. H onor for the invention o f a stiching-m achine for gloves.. LASSEN, A .. Established 1876.. T h e house has a branch at Frederikssund.. GROUP CV. GROUP CIV.. FURS A N D FUR C L O T H IN G .. C L O T H IN G A N D COSTUM ES.. C la s s 6 6 0 . B r o e , VlLHELMINE, Mrs., 52 N ørre D ossering, C openhagen: See p. 78.. C la s s 656. LARSEN,. H. K.,. w ooden shoe m anufacturer, Esbjerg:. Various. w ooden shoes, and w ooden slippers w ith and w ith o u t leather caps (placed in the D anish court in the A gricultural Building). T h e Exhibitor com m enced in 1879 to m ake w ooden shoes by himself, no w. he makes them. in a m anufactory w ay using steam -pow er.. W ooden shoes are a national w ear w ith the farm ers in D enm ark, and m ight surely advantageously be used by the rural populations o f o ther. N a th a n ,. M a rcu s. N .,. consul.. 2 V esterbrogade, C openhagen:. Cleaned eider-down. Established 1859. SvERRISSON, TltO L L E,. S., Magistrate o f the Stranda district, Iceland: Eider-down.. C. A., furner, 46 Ø stergade, C openhagen: Eider-dow n. quilts, pelts, fur-lined cloaks for ladies and gentlem en, etc. Established 1842; aw arded a num ber o f exposition prizes. See Gr. 165.. countries. PETERSEN,. P.. r .,. consul, R anders: M achine-made w ooden shoes,. cap-shoes and soles for w ooden shoes (placed in the D anish court in the A gricultural Building). See Gr, 177 cl. 486; Gr. 108 cl. 680.. GROUP CVI. LA C E S, EM BROIDERIES, T R IM M IN G S, A R T IF IC IA L F LO W E R S, E TC . T h e exhibitors of this group are recorded p. 78..

(36) 56. DENMARK. MANUFACTURES BUILDING. GROUP CVIII.. D a h i .e r u p , U r s u l a , Baroness, Charlottenlund: See p. 83.. TRAVELIN G EQUIPMENTS, VALISES, TRUNKS, TO ILET-C ASES, F A N C Y LE A THER- WORK, C A N ES, UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, ETC.. See Gr. 165. K jæ r , I n g r i d , Miss, 36 Strandgade, Copenhagen: See p. 84. L e ife r, W a rn ic k. C lass 6 7 6 . H o f f g a a r d , A. E., manufacturer, Aarhus:. 57. & M ø lle r,. manufacturers, Horsens: Fire-screens. in different styles with imitated Gobelins. Hammocks of various. materials, colors and constructions. C la ss 6 8 6 , P e t e r s e n , P . 1 ., consul, Randers: Spinning-wheels (placed in the Danish court in the Agricultural Building).. See Gr. 90 cl. 565, 567; Gr. 117 cl. 738. L æ s s ø e , A u g u s t a , Miss, 22 H. C. Ørstedsvej, C openhagen: See p. 84. M e y e r , E ., manufacturer, 26 Kjøbniagergade, Copenhagen: Japanned. and decorated articles. See Gr. 90 cl. 567; Gr. 115 cl. 730; Gr. 117 cl. 738.. See Gr. 77 cl. 486; Gr. 104 cl. 656.. GROUP CXI.. R a n d e r s D r e j e r l a v (T he Randers T urners’ Corporation), Randers:. Collection of patent Smoking-pipes with bowls in meerschaum, American. LE ATH E R A N D M ANUFACTU RES OF LEATHER.. walnut, etc., by Mr. N. J. Sørensen, turner; •— Spinning-wheels and decoration Columns by Mr. Th. Franck, turner.. C lass 7 0 4 . E v a l d , J . , rope-maker and belt manufacturer, Svendborg: Belting (pla. GROUP CIX. RUBBER GOODS, CAOUTCHOUC, G U T T A PERCHA, CELLULOID,. ced in the Danish court in the Agricultural Building). See Gr. 102 cl. 638. C lass 7 0 5 .. A N D Z Y L O N 1TE.. J a c o b s e n , J u l i e , Miss, 21 Kompagnistræde, Copenhagen: See p. 84. C la s s 6 9 2 . M a tta t,. C. P ., manufacturer of caoutchouc stamps, 38 Østergade,. Copenhagen: Types and Figures in caoutchouc.. S c h r ø d e r , B e r n h ., N ie ls e n. & H ansen,. painters and decorators. by appointment to H. M. the King, 10 Peder Skramsgade: Real and imi tated gilded embossed leather.. See Gr. 154 cl. 898.. See Gr. 90 cl. 572.. GROUP CX.. GROUP CXII.. TO YS A N D F A N C Y ARTICLES.. SCALES, IVEIGHTS A N D MEASURES.. C la ss 6 9 5 . C la s s 7 0 6 . B a a d s g a a r d , A l f r i d a , Mrs., 118 Vesterbrogade, Copenhagen: See. p. 83. B ry n ju lfs o n , M a rie ,. p. 83.. A n d e rse n. & J e n s e n , manufacturers of scales and weights, 15 Over. gaden neden Vandet, Copenhagen: Brass pillar scale, made by hand, with Mrs., 98 Vesterbrogade, Copenhagen: See. prospects by Mr. Lindahl, medal engraver; 550 lb. Weighing machine with sliding w eight; self-registering 550 lb. Indicator weighing apparatus..

(37) D EN M A R K. M A N U FA C T U R E S B U IL D IN G. Established 1873; contractors to the C om m une o f C openhagen for th e public w eighing o f breadstuff.. M. eyer,. 59. E ., m anufacturer, 26 K jøbm agergade: Japanned and deco. rated coal-scuttles, trays, etc.. J ø r g e n s e n , J. H . E d m u n d , constructor o f w eights and scales, 64. See Gr. 90 cl. 567; Gr. 110 cl. 695; Gr. 115 cl. 730.. Adelgade, C openhagen: D ecim al balance constructed by the Exhibitor. K a s t r u p , J . J .,. m a n u fa c tu re r o f w e ig h in g. a p p a ra tu s;. 31 N y h a v n ,. C o p e n h a g e n : P a te n t w e ig h in g m a c h in e w ith slid in g w eig h t.. Established 1866.. A w arded a nuniber o f exposition prizes. — See. D E P A R T M E N T J.. Gr. 148 cl. 837.. G R O U P CXV.. E L EC T R IC IT Y. AND ELEC TRICA L A PPLIA N C ES.. H E A T IN G A N D COOKING APPARATUS A N D APPLIANCES.. G R O U P CXXXVII.. C la s s 7 3 0 . H a r b o e , K. N .,. Cand. polyt., 2 Blaagaardsgade, C openhagen : Kitch-. H ISTO R Y A N D ST A TISTIC S OF ELECTRICAL IN V E N TIO N .. en water-trap.. C la s s. 816.. M e y e r , E ., m anufacturer, 26 K jøbm agergade, C openhagen: Japanned. and decorated Fire-screens, Folding screens, etc., Coal-scuttles, trays. See Gr. 90 cl. 567; Gr. 110 cl. 695; Gr. 117 cl. 738.. A r e n t z , R o a l d , 16 H erluf T rollesgade, C openhagen: D ynam o M a. chine (Model).. G R O U P CXVI.. D E P A R T M E N T E.. REFRIGERA TORS, H O LLO IV M E TA L WARE, TIN W A R E, ENAM ELED WARE.. LIBERAL ARTS ; ED U C A T IO N , LIT ER A TU R E, EN G IN E E R IN G ,. PUBLIC W O R K S,. MUSIC AND T H E DRAMA.. C la ss 7 3 3 . P edersen, N. ie l s ,. tinker, Brønderslev: Boxes, Pails, etc.. G R O U P CXLVIII. G R O U P CXVII.. IN STR U M EN TS A N D APPARATUS OF MEDICINE, SURGERY A N D PROSTHESIS.. WIRE GOODS A N D SCREENS, PERFORATED SHEETS, L A T T IC E WORK, C i .a ss 8 3 7 .. FENCING, ETC. K. C lass 7 3 8 . L e if e r , W. a r n ic k. & M ø l l e r , m anufacturers, H orsens: Fire-screens.. See Gr. 90 cl. 565, 567; Gr. 110 cl. 695.. a stru p,. J. J ., m anufacturer, 31 N yhavn, C openhagen: A pparatus. for adm inistering m edicine to horses and o th er anim als (placed in the D anish court in the A gricultural Building). See Gr. 112 cl. 706..

(38) 6o. M A N U FA C T U R E S B U IL D IN G. DENM ARK. 6l. C la ss 8 6 7 .. GROUP CXLIX.. N ø rh o lm ,. PRIMARY, SECONDARY A N D SUPERIOR EDUGATION. C lass S lø jd fo re n in g ,. Aksel Mikkelsen,. d an sk. (see cl. 869). These compasses are used in the Danish and several foreign navies;. 847.. (Danish Sloyd Association, represented by. 13 B Værnedamsvej,. Copenhagen:. A., mechanical engineer, 6 Kristenbemikovstræde, Copen. hagen: Multiplicator compasses, made in Cornelius Knudsen’s Establishment. Sloyd. thev are especiallv suitable for use in torpedo-boats and armor-dad turrets.. class-room. with set of Tools (1/e size) (the tools made by Mr. C. Andersen, sloyd. C la ss. 869.. teacher); tw o sets of Tools, full size; set, of Models showing the methodic proceeding as used at the teaching of sloyd; set of Working postures. K n u d sen ,. C o r n e i.iu s ,. maker of philosophical and Optical instruments,. (drawings) showing the normal and anormal working postures; set of De. 37 Kjøbmagergade, Copenhagen: Universal Bathometer (apparatus .for mea-. signs of models. The Association was founded in 1886, and enjovs a State-support ol. suring the depth at sea, with proportional scale) constructed by capt. G.. Kr. 16000 (about $ 455°) a year; awarded a Gold medal at the ExposiC i .a s s M a ja ,. Establishment founded in 1838, belongstoits present owner since 1877; awarded a number of exposition medals, a Gold medal in Paris 1887. —. tion in Paris 1889.. T e js e n ,. Rung, sub-director of the Danish Meteorological Institution.. 849.. Miss, 3 Sortedamsgade, Copenhagen: See p. 85.. The exhibited bathometers are supplied to the Danish and several foreign navies. — See cl. 872. C la ss 8 7 1 .. GROUP CL. LITERATU RE, BOOKS, LIBRARIES, JOURNALISM. C lass 8 5 4 .. B u d tz -M u lle rs. Book-Work, se e p. 65.. (Budtz-Miiller's successors), photogra-. Copenhagen: Emulsion-plates, Aristo-paper, negative Glass-plates, and a collection of Photographs taken from the plates and aristo-paper of the estab lishment.. A COLl.ECTlVE E x p o s i t io n , a rra n g e d by th e Society fo r Promoting. E f te rfø lg e re. phers by appointment to H. R. H. the Princess of W ales, 22 Amagertorv,. Some Photographic apparatus as constructed by the firm.. Established in 1862; the present owners, Messrs. M. Abrahamsen and P. Steenbo, joined in 1882.. GROUP CLI.. C h ris te n s e n ,. C a rl,. photographer, Fredericia: Photographs, cabinet. size, on Aristo-paper of his own construction. IN STR U M EN TS OF PRECISION, EXPERIMENT, RESEARCH, A N D PHOTOGRAPHY.. PHOTOGRAPHS.. Ju n ck e r-Je n se n ,. photographer, 21 Frederiksberggade, Copenhagen:. Photographs: views from Copenhagen and from the N orthern Exposition C lass V e rm e h re n , J o h a n n e s ,. 865.. Clerk at Sparekassen for Kbhvn. og O m . egn (The Saving-bank for Copenhagen and environs) 35 Nørregade, Copen hagen: Calculating machine.. in Copenhagen 1888; works of Thorvaldsen as well as Portraits in albumin and platinotype; Enlarged images in platinum and emulsion. L ø n b o rg ,. A., photographer, 16 Østergade, Copenhagen: Portrait. group of the International Medical Congress held at Copenhagen 1884;.