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The Carpenter’s Workshop and Furniture Making at the Sydney Lumber Yard in 1821 and 1822

Australiana, Vol 16 no 2, May 1994

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Furniture

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Furnituremaking in Sydney: 1832-1839 – Assigned Convict Artisans

Australiana, Vol 16 no 1, February 1994

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Furniture

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Furniture Polishing Techniques in New South Wales before 1840

Australiana, Vol 15 no 3, August 1993

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Furniture

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Edward Hunt, Cabinetmaker, Sydney. Hunt’s Workshop Structure 1820-1829

Australiana, Vol 15 no 2, May 1993

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Furniture

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Clandestine Furniture in the Macquarie Era

Australiana, Vol 15 no 1, February 1993

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Thomas Dawson, Sydney Clockmaker

Australiana, Vol 12 no 4, November 1990

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The Carpenter’s Workshop and Furniture Making at the Sydney Lumber Yard in 1821 and 1822

Australiana SocietyMay 1, 1994

Furnituremaking in Sydney: 1832-1839 – Assigned Convict Artisans

Australiana SocietyFebruary 1, 1994

Furniture Polishing Techniques in New South Wales before 1840

Australiana SocietyAugust 1, 1993

Edward Hunt, Cabinetmaker, Sydney. Hunt’s Workshop Structure 1820-1829

Australiana SocietyMay 1, 1993

Clandestine Furniture in the Macquarie Era

Australiana SocietyFebruary 1, 1993

Thomas Dawson, Sydney Clockmaker

Australiana SocietyNovember 1, 1990

The Carpenter’s Workshop and Furniture Making at the Sydney Lumber Yard in 1821 and 1822

Furnituremaking in Sydney: 1832-1839 – Assigned Convict Artisans

Furniture Polishing Techniques in New South Wales before 1840

Edward Hunt, Cabinetmaker, Sydney. Hunt’s Workshop Structure 1820-1829

Clandestine Furniture in the Macquarie Era

Thomas Dawson, Sydney Clockmaker

The Carpenter’s Workshop and Furniture Making at the Sydney Lumber Yard in 1821 and 1822

Furnituremaking in Sydney: 1832-1839 – Assigned Convict Artisans

Furniture Polishing Techniques in New South Wales before 1840

Edward Hunt, Cabinetmaker, Sydney. Hunt’s Workshop Structure 1820-1829

Clandestine Furniture in the Macquarie Era

Thomas Dawson, Sydney Clockmaker

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