Emma Timbery b. c.1842

Also known as Granny Timbery, Queen Emma Timbery
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Celebrated shellworker, Emma Timbery of La Perouse, NSW, exhibited her shellworks in England in 1910.
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exhibited at
Australian Manufacturers exhibition
Date
1910
Place
London, England, UK
Description
Type
Exhibition

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