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Steven Stanish: Jewelry designer is intrigued by shapes from the past.
Steven Stanish: Jewelry designer is intrigued by shapes from the past.

Steven Stanish: Jewelry designer is intrigued by shapes from the past.

Date8/11/1988
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0134298F
Bits and pieces: Jewelry designer Stephen Stanish, left, shows charms and miscellaneous items ready for recycling
Bits and pieces: Jewelry designer Stephen Stanish, left, shows charms and miscellaneous items ready for recycling
2/9/1992
Bronze silk: Sundress, $250, from Comrags spring collection at Simpsons, The Bay, Quarts, Wrapture, 290 Ion, jewelry by Steven Stanish at 290 Ion, Accessity, Paola Di, Finishing Touches
Bronze silk: Sundress, $250, from Comrags spring collection at Simpsons, The Bay, Quarts, Wrapture, 290 Ion, jewelry by Steven Stanish at 290 Ion, Accessity, Paola Di, Finishing Touches
2/1/1989
Designer Silvio Russo concentrates on simple shapes, Using colored paper, he creates accordion-like hangings that are easily moved.
Designer Silvio Russo concentrates on simple shapes, Using colored paper, he creates accordion-like hangings that are easily moved.
3/17/1976
The shape of your head has a lot to do with the type of job you're suited for, business consultant Henry Evering believes. He has spent year developing a theory that relates people's physical shapes to their personality types and business talents. Theory also guides him in designing office decor he says.
The shape of your head has a lot to do with the type of job you're suited for, business consultant Henry Evering believes. He has spent year developing a theory that relates people's physical shapes to their personality types and business talents. Theory also guides him in designing office decor he says.
6/5/1973
Kim Snyder: Young Toronto jeweller shapes acrylic into elegant, unusual pieces of art.
Kim Snyder: Young Toronto jeweller shapes acrylic into elegant, unusual pieces of art.
4/25/1983
Molar mechanic: Carl Soscia, son of the owner, shapes a set of dentures at Soscia Casting Labs, 895 Wilson Ave
Molar mechanic: Carl Soscia, son of the owner, shapes a set of dentures at Soscia Casting Labs, 895 Wilson Ave
5/30/1990
Alexis Kirk: Coty-award winning jewelry designer Alexis Kirk has a clientele that includes Joan Collins, Nancy Reagan and Zsa Zsa Gabor.
Alexis Kirk: Coty-award winning jewelry designer Alexis Kirk has a clientele that includes Joan Collins, Nancy Reagan and Zsa Zsa Gabor.
11/12/1984
Ryan Kozar: His jewelry is first choice of designers Dean and Dan.
Ryan Kozar: His jewelry is first choice of designers Dean and Dan.
8/15/1988
Unfinished business: Isaac Ehrlich prepares for jewelry sale and the eventual disposal of his father's jewelry store in Leaside. Ehrlich's father, Israel, who had operated the Bayview Ave. shop for 22 years, was gunned down Dec. 8. Now, says Isaac, the store holds too many memories for the family to keep it operating.
Unfinished business: Isaac Ehrlich prepares for jewelry sale and the eventual disposal of his father's jewelry store in Leaside. Ehrlich's father, Israel, who had operated the Bayview Ave. shop for 22 years, was gunned down Dec. 8. Now, says Isaac, the store holds too many memories for the family to keep it operating.
12/30/1987
Piece of Jewelry gets expert appraisal from jeweller Russell Oliver, while his wife Barbara looks on, Owner of the gems may be surprised when Oliver tells her the value of her jewels today, since prices have skyrocketted
Piece of Jewelry gets expert appraisal from jeweller Russell Oliver, while his wife Barbara looks on, Owner of the gems may be surprised when Oliver tells her the value of her jewels today, since prices have skyrocketted
10/31/1974
Honesty rewarded: Luke Scheuer, 8, who turned in $75,000 of jewelry he found that was stolen from the Canadian Bank of Commerce, was given a $500 bank account yesterday by manager Jim Brown of the Bathurst and Dupont Sts
Honesty rewarded: Luke Scheuer, 8, who turned in $75,000 of jewelry he found that was stolen from the Canadian Bank of Commerce, was given a $500 bank account yesterday by manager Jim Brown of the Bathurst and Dupont Sts
8/1/1986
All set for the big plunge. Swimmers of all shapes and sizes from all parts of this continent and many European countries doffed their clothes at the (...)
All set for the big plunge. Swimmers of all shapes and sizes from all parts of this continent and many European countries doffed their clothes at the (...)
8/30/1933