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2. Jacques and Hay - Wikipedia

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   Co-founded in 1835 by John Jacques (then a journeyman cabinetmaker from England) and Robert Hay (a journeyman cabinetmaker from Scotland). [3] [1] [4] Originally the company started as just one small shop in Toronto, which Jacques and Hay had bought from Jacques' then boss, William Maxwell; [4] but it expanded over the next several decades, in keeping with a regional boom in furniture ...

3. Congregation Knesseth Israel (Toronto) - Wikipedia

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   Many of the congregants were artisans, peddlers, shopkeepers or scrap and metal collectors while a large number of residents who were carpenters or cabinet makers found work at the nearby Heintzman & Co. piano factory on Keele Street. A number of these cabinet makers carved much of the synagogue's interior wooden architectural details. [4]

4. Rideau Hall - Wikipedia

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   Rideau Hall has long been a collection point for Canadian art and cabinetry. As early as the first viceregal inhabitants, the hall has held pieces by prominent Canadian cabinet makers, such as Jaques & Hay of Toronto, James Thompson of Montreal, and William Drum of Quebec. [81]

5. Walker's Auctions - Wikipedia

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   At that time Walker hired cabinet maker and furniture restorer Charles MacKenzie. In 1964, son Peter Walker joined as partner in the firm, W.S. Walker & Son, Auctioneers & Appraisers. A series of prominent auctions such as the Rochester and Billings Estates featured Fine Art as well as in antique furniture, fine silver, jewelry, coins, rare ...

6. Ed Philip - Wikipedia

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   He was a New Democratic Party (NDP) member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario from 1975 to 1995 who represented the west Toronto riding of Etobicoke. From 1990 to 1995, he was a cabinet minister in the government of Bob Rae .

7. Joseph Jeffery - Wikipedia

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   Joseph Jeffery (28 September 1829 – 28 May 1894) was a Canadian cabinet-maker, banker, and politician. [1] Jeffery learned cabinet-making from his father and practiced the trade for some time in London, Ontario. [1] In 1864, he opened a private loan office and in 1870, he became manager of the new London branch of Molson Bank. [1]