Florence Andrew

  • Maker (Textile Artist / Fashion Designer)
Florence Andrew originally from Hurstville, New South Wales, was a South Australian apprentice dressmaker, married to Ted Crambrook in 1912, she designed and made her husband a collection of ties between 1911–12. Held at the Sydney Powerhouse Museum are three ties donated by Ethel Neal - daughter of Florence and Ted, in 1994.
Tags: Maker, Textiles, Ties
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Name
Florence Andrew (Florence Andrew originally from Hurstville, New South Wales, was a South Australian apprentice dressmaker, married to Ted Crambrook in 1912, she designed and made her husband a collection of ties between 1911–12. Held at the Sydney Powerhouse Museum are three ties donated by Ethel Neal - daughter of Florence and Ted, in 1994. )
Gender
Female
Roles
  • Maker (Textile Artist / Fashion Designer)
Tags:
Maker
Textiles
Ties
Active Period
  • c.1911 - c.1912
Residence
  • unspecified date range Hurstville, Sydney, NSW
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Related stub people
  • Ted Cranbrook (spouse of)
Related people
  • Crambrook, Ted (spouse of)
  • Neale, Ethel (parent of)
Related works
  • 94/242/1 Tie, counted thread work, cotton/silk, Miss Florence Andrew, Australia, 1911-1912 (creator of)
  • 94/242/2 Tie, counted thread work, cotton/silk, Miss Florence Andrew, Australia, 1911-1912 (creator of)
  • 94/242/3 Tie, counted thread work, cotton/silk, Miss Florence Andrew, Australia, 1911-1912 (creator of)
Related collections
  • Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, New South Wales (collected in)