PHOTOGRAPH: INTERIOR OF MANAGER'S HOUSE, AUSTRALIAN FINE CHINA FACTORY
1998Colour photograph of the interior of the former manager's house at Australian Fine China, later converted to staff room and office space. To the left of the image are five red plastic chairs and two white tables, a closed hatch in the wall (used to pay wages through - see D. Meier's oral history) and an air-conditioning unit above. To the right of the image is a safe door, and a cupboard where the original fireplace used to be.
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social, historical - pictures local industry residence and staff amenities
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