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Moulded plywood chair, bent laminated wood legs, with plastic gliders.

Charcoal grey flatscreen computer monitor casing on pedestal base (no circuitry).

Accession consists of 105 samples of Canadian design, purchased or acquired by the Design Exchange prior to 2022.

Brown linen covered box with plastic case cover, containing a display set of five place settings only, which includes one salad fork, one dinner fork, one knife, one soup spoon, one teaspoon. There is also one place setting of flatware consisting of: one salad fork, one dinner fork, one knife, one soup spoon, and one teaspoon.

Set of 5 place settings only: 1 salad fork, 1 dinner fork, 1 knife, 1 soup spoon, 1 teaspoon.

a) Green and yellow offset card box with logo and text "Guaranteed Rogers Electronic Tube"; b) green and yellow card box with logo and text "Guaranteed Rogers Electronic Tube", #25BQ6GTB, with tube. ROGERS GUARANTEE: Rogers Majestic Electronics Limited guarantees this tube to be free from defects in material and workmanship. Should such defects become apparent under normal use of tube in radio receiving set within 90 days from the date of purchase, the dealer from whom purchased will effect the necessary replacement"; 'Canadian Radio Manufacturing Corporation Limited sold by Rogers Majestic Electronics Limited.'

Green and yellow offset card box with logo and text �Guaranteed Rogers Electronic Tube�.

General electric electronic tube. 7 prongs on bottom of plastic base, electrical component encased in glass. Housed in cardboard inside box.

Green and yellow offset card box with logo and text "Guaranteed Rogers Electronic Tube".

Chrome plated steel kettle with black Bakelite handle.

Pale blue base with a black top and ten pale blue detachable rollers on pale blue posts. White power switch on the face with "Samson-Dominion Hairsetter ten-ten" printed beside it in white. Clear plastic cover for the rollers.

Black packaging with image of kettle, product information in English and French.

White plastic kettle with brown band above base.

Little Whistler kettle and packaging.

Chrome plated nickel kettle with black Bakelite handle, as well as an electrical component and electrical cord.

Deluxe Electric Kettle set complete with packaging, instruction manual and kettle (PK 502).

Burgundy and silver floor polisher with electrical cord.

Non-stick electrical frying pan with white lid; no electrical cord.

Brown packaging with black type face/design.

Prototype packaging for mountable can opener with images, product information in English and French (placeholder copy for mounting instructions).

Packaging for General Electric's K43 Electric Kettle, printed in black and orange.

Packaging for Black and Decker fire extinguisher with image, instructions in English and French.

Off white packing for GE can opener (model EC24); orange, black, and white print/graphics.

Kettle spout prototype.

Plastic kettle handle prototype.

Plastic kettle handle prototype.

Plastic kettle handle prototype, painted gold.

Black plastic kettle handle prototype.

Wooden prototype for plastic kettle with plastic-like finish.

Kettle base prototype, uncoated metal.

Kettle base prototype.

Kettle base prototype.

Chrome plated kettle with small Viking logo on handle.

Cream and burgundy floor polisher without electrical cord.

Cardboard packaging.

FE Moffat for CGE Mixer gift set with beaters, whipping disc, instruction booklet and original packaging. Electrical cord missing.

Attachable beaters and whipping disk.

2 piece oval brass dome; ill fitting -lid does not fit into bottom. Engineering prototype of shell-never produced.

Oval shaped stainless steel kettle, with dark brown metal base, beige plastic handle with dark brown detailing, yellow plastic cord outlet, start button. Marking: "GE Auto", on spout; "General GE Electric MOD KE860AAM8569 [? somewhat illegible] ...etc., Canadian General Electric Company Limited, Barrie, Ontario, Canada, Made in Canada", incised on verso.

Off white CGE Handheld mixer.

Chrome plated kettle with bakelite handle, no electrical cord.

Beige base; Silver body; Plastic beige top with handle; brown wood grain like accents on handle.

Series consists of audio recordings used by Thaniel in the course of his work as professor of Modern Greek Studies at the University of Toronto. Recordings include interviews with authors and poets, poetry and prose readings, live theatre recordings, music performances, in addition to discussions and lectures. Also included is a recording of Thaniel reciting his own poetry, as well as a recording of the radio memorial dedicated to Thaniel that was aired in July 1991 after Thaniel’s sudden death in June 1991.

Sound recording of a presentation on the work of Yannis Koutsocheras with George Thaniel presenting.

Sound recording of a presentation on the work of Yannis Koutsocheras with G. Gokfani (Γ. Γωκφάνη) presenting.

Sound recording of a tribute to poet Kostas Karyotakis.

Sound recording of a recitation of poetry by Angelos Sikelianos.

Sound recording of a memorial tribute to poet Takis Sinopoulos.

Sound recording of an interview with poet Minas Dimakis.

Sound recording of an interview with poet Giannis Koutsocheras.

Sound recording of a tribute to poet Kostas Karyotakis.

Sound recording of poet Rita Boumi-Pappa reciting her work after a biographical introduction and summary.

Sound recording of an interview with writer Nikos Gavriil Pentzikis, discussing his work “"Fanni and Nikodimos".

Sound recording of poet Nikos Pappas reciting his work after an introduction.

Sound recording of George Thaniel reading from his poetry.

Sound recording of an interview with writer Nikos Gavriil Pentzikis, discussing his work “"Fanni and Nikodimos".

Sound recording of the memorial to George Thaniel broadcast on the radio show “Logitechnikes Selides” (trans: “Literary Pages”) broadcast in July 1991 after Thaniel’s sudden death in June 1991.

Sound recording of an interview with poet Odysseas Elytis

Sound recording of a roundtable discussion that took place at Aliki Theatre in Athens on the topic "O Papatsonis Poitis Thriskeutikos I Metafysikos?" (Trans: The Papatsoni Poets - Religious or Metaphysical?) Discussion participants included Zoé Karelli (AKA Chryssoulas Argyriadou), Dimitris Papaditsas, Kostas Georgousopoulos, Matthaios Mountes, and Pantelis B. Paschos. The coordinator was Kostas Tsiropoulos. Poetry recitation for the event was performed by Katseli-Binaris.

Sound recording of a roundtable discussion that took place at Aliki Theatre in Athens on the topic "O Papatsonis Poitis Thriskeutikos I Metafysikos?" (Trans: The Papatsoni Poets - Religious or Metaphysical?) Discussion participants included Zoé Karelli (AKA Chryssoulas Argyriadou), Dimitris Papaditsas, Kostas Georgousopoulos, Matthaios Mountes, and Pantelis B. Paschos. The coordinator was Kostas Tsiropoulos. Poetry recitation for the event was performed by Katseli-Binaris.

Sound recording of an interview with writer Galateia Saranti.

Sound recording of a tribute to poet Giorgos Seferis that took place on what would have been his 80th birthday on February 29, 1980.

Sound recording of poet Andonis Decavalles (AKA Andonis Manganaris-Decavalles) reciting his work. This recitation was originally broadcast on WFDM-TV on October 17 1983.

Sound recording of George Thaniel reciting his work in 1989.

Sound recording of an interview with poet Matthaios Mountes.

Sound recording of an interview with poet Lena Pappa.

Sound recording of an interview with writer Elias Simopoulos.

Sound recording of a tribute to poet Giorgos Seferis that took place on what would have been his 80th birthday on February 29, 1980.

Sound recording of Myrto Anagnostopoulou–Pissalidou speaking about her life and her poetry.

Sound recording of an interview with poet Manolis Xexakis.

Sound recording of an interview with poet Dimitrios Stathopoulos.

Sound recording of of an interview with poet Theofilos D. Fragkopoulos.

Sound recording of an interview with writer Giannis Maglis.

Sound recording of an interview with writer Dimitrios Hatzis.

Sound recording of an interview with poet P. A. Sinopoulos.

Sound recording of an interview with writer Dimitris Nollas.

Sound recording of an interview with poet Elias Simopoulos.

Sound recording of an interview with writer Nikos Kasdagles.

Sound recording of an interview with writer Filippos Drakontaidis

Sound recording of an interview with Spiros Plaskovitis.

Sound recording of an interview with Spiros Plaskovitis.

Sound recording of an interview with writer Kostoula Mitropoulou.

Sound recording of an interview with philosopher Evangelos Panagiotou Papanoutsos.

Sound recording of the musical band Heimerinoi Kolymvites (Χειμερινοί Κολυμβητές).

Sound recording of an interview with philosopher Ioannis Theodorakopoulos.

Sound recording of the fourth part (Part D) of a recording of a performance of one of Angelos Sikelianos’ plays.

Sound recording of a broadcast of "King of America" by B.J. Merholz. produced by the Atlanta Center for Television in 1981 and broadcast as an episode of American Playhouse (WGBY Television, Springfield, MA) on January 19 1982.

Sound recording of a broadcast of "King of America" by B.J. Merholz. produced by the Atlanta Center for Television in 1981 and broadcast as an episode of American Playhouse (WGBY Television, Springfield, MA) on January 19 1982.

Sound recording of the musical band Heimerinoi Kolymvites (Χειμερινοί Κολυμβητές).

Sound recording of a performance of the comedy “Assemblywomen” by Aristophanes.

Sound recording of a performance of “Oi Xtistes” (trans.: “The Builders”) by Giorgos Heimonas.

Sound recording of a performance of “Oi Xtistes” (trans.: “The Builders”) by Giorgos Heimonas.

Sound recording of the third part (Part C) of a recording of a performance of one of Angelos Sikelianos’ plays.

Sound recording of a performance of the comedy “Assemblywomen” by Aristophanes.

Sound recording of a performance of the comedy “Assemblywomen” by Aristophanes.

Sound recording of a performance of the comedy “Assemblywomen” by Aristophanes.

Sound recording of a broadcast of a performance by the Boston Symphony Orchestra of the world premiere of “Circle of Thanatos and Genesis” by Theodore Antoniou, aired on January 24 1981.

Sound recording of a lecture delivered by George Thaniel titled “Greek Romanticism.”

Sound recording of a presentation titled Oi Ellines tis Korsikis (trans.:"The Greeks of Corsica").