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Peter Waxer caned the diningroom chairs, and made the tiny box on the table
Peter Waxer caned the diningroom chairs, and made the tiny box on the table

Peter Waxer caned the diningroom chairs, and made the tiny box on the table

Date6/7/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Peter Waxer caned the diningroom chairs; and made the tiny box on the table.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0105946F
Updated kitchen: Focal point of breakfast area is pine three-board table, now surrounded by pressback chairs, made by Brenda Eggleton's great-grandfather
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Looking ahead: John Sewell, who chairs the planning and development reform commission, says better use must be made of existing city space rather than allowing continuous expansion
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Alice Cooper fans threw scores of chairs on the Grandstand stage until police, sheilding themselves with chairs forced them back into stands
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Children's chairs from Italy, Gerald Clarkes stacks the plastic chairs for show
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Clever Carpentry: David Eadie, 68, designed this oak lawn chair. Disadvantaged or unemployed men make the chairs at the Kleinburg Craft Co-operative.
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Plastic cyclinder caned study Scope is one of the teaching aids being distributed in Canada by 24-year-old Kitchener businessman Grant Erwin. He sees big growth for education industry.
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