The shop at Købmagergade was taken over by the glovemaker N.F. Larsen in 1845.
The company had been founded on 1 April 1843 by Niels Frederik Larsen.
Larsen lived in the building from 1871 until his death in 1881.
The shop was continued by his family after his death.
The company was then continued by his sons, Carl L. Larsen (born 1847) and Fr.
J. Larsen (born 1854).

The company was converted into an aktieselskab and moved to Nørre Voldgade 38 in 1778.
Two branches in Edinburgh and Newcastle upon Tyne opened in 1890.
N. F. Larsen later returned to Købmagergade 7.
The shop at Købmagergade was taken over by the glovemaker N.F. Larsen in 1845. The company had been founded on 1 April 1843 by Niels Frederik Larsen. Larsen lived in the building from 1871 until his death in 1881. The shop was continued by his family after his death. The company was then continued by his sons, Carl L. Larsen (born 1847) and Fr. J. Larsen (born 1854).
The company was converted into an aktieselskab and moved to Nørre Voldgade 38 in 1778. Two branches in Edinburgh and Newcastle upon Tyne opened in 1890. N. F. Larsen later returned to Købmagergade 7.
Købmagergade 7