Jackson Furniture

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Founded by Fred Jackson, the company was established in 1924 as a woodturning operation, later producing work for other clients. By 1934, the firm was making furniture in Newtown NSW as the Campbell Cabinet Company. In 1953, they began making their own line as Jackson Furniture (mainly period reproductions) while continuing their work for others. The firm closed in 1997.
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References [<ExternalResource: Doug Jackson. "Jackson Furniture 1924-1997." Furniture History Society newsletter. LXVI: March April 2013, n.p. (illustrated)>, <ExternalResource: Jackson Furniture catalogue, 53-63 King St, Newtown NSW, 15 pps. (illustrated)>, <ExternalResource: "International Modern." [pamphlet] n.d. Illus. pamphlet of "International Modern" range with teak veneer & blackwood>] [<ExternalResource: Doug Jackson. "Jackson Furniture 1924-1997." Furniture History Society newsletter. LXVI: March April 2013, n.p. (illustrated)>, <ExternalResource: Jackson Furniture catalogue, 53-63 King St, Newtown NSW, 15 pps. (illustrated)>]