A Queensland colonial egg inkstand returns home
A Queensland colonial egg inkstand returns home
Prominent colonists or officials returning “home” were often presented with a memento to thank them for their achievements in Australia. These gifts often took the form of an object that was distinctly Australian in its design or materials. Many works have been forgotten or destroyed, so it is a gratifying when they are recognised and repatriated to Australia where they will be appreciated and valued as part of our national heritage.
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