Florence Andrew

  • Maker (Textile Artist / Fashion Designer)
An apprentice dressmaker from Hurstville, New South Wales. Andrews designed and made a collection of ties between 1911–12.
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Florence Andrew, originally from Hurstville, New South Wales, was an apprentice dressmaker. She married Ted Crambrook in 1912. Between 1911-12 she designed and made a collection of ties for her (then) fiance.

The Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, holds three ties, which were donated in 1994 by Ethel Neal – daughter of Florence and Ted.

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  • Neale, Ethel (parent of)
  • Ted Cranbrook, (spouse of)
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