Becker had returned to Denmark the previous year to serve as court pharmacist for Frederick III.
It was temporarily moved to Amagertorv[1] until an extravagant new building at the old site could be inaugurated on 15 April 1737.
Gottfried Becker's widow Johanne Henrice, née Nørck continued the operations after her husband's death in 1750.
His widow Emilie Marie Chritine Ørnstrup née Muus was the owner from his death in 1863 to 1881.
In July 1971, Nlødstrup Dahl took Niels Arne Helmgrün as a partner.