Search results for 'Annette Gero'

Ernest Worrall and his Anglo-Boer War khaki keepsake

Dr Annette Gero’s article “Wartime quilts” in the May 2015 Australiana stimulated Peter Lane to contact her about an Anglo-Boer War keepsake. Trooper Ernest Worrall of South Australia had drawn images and words on this rather small scrap of khaki fabric in 1902. Mementoes of that war are rare and Dr Gero ...

Wartime quilts

World War I began 101 years ago. Galleries all around the world, including many in Australia, are having exhibitions with memories of this war. The Gallipoli campaign is particularly significant to Australians and New Zealanders this year, with the centenary on the first landing on 25 April 1915, and the withdr...

The Tolman quit from New Town, Tasmania

The legacy of the gold rush quilt

Linking Some Sydney History with Old patchwork Quilts

The Folklore of the Australian Wagga

The Crown Corning Glass Collection at The Power House Museum

Quiltmakers of our past

Book review: Marion Quentin-Baxendale, ’Carnival Glass Worldwide’, Carnivalia publications 1983

Glass in Australia, 1788-1939

Exhibition Review: 'Carnival Glass at Hunters Hill'

Reflections’ - An Exhibition Review

Edward Trickett, Australian Sculler

Book review: Majorie Graham, ‘Australian Glass of the 19th and Early 20th Century’, David Ell Press 1981

Webb and Rider, Two Sydney Glass Engravers

Four Women Studio Potters