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Hi there!

I'm Rosie Wylie. Interested in Australian architecture, particularly cosmopolitan architecture like Australian terrace houses. I run an instagram account on the subject!

https://www.instagram.com/ironlacelove/


Terrace row with corner shop

Federation FIligree

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Federation Queen Anne

The Federation Queen Anne style was such a agent/catalyst of change in the Filigree style that it can be seen as

  • Esk View Terraces circa 1906



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The following are photographs I have taken and uploaded to Wikimedia:

  • Hurstmonceux, Lewisham (1874). Mid-Victorian villa/lodge with return verandah on three sides. The openwork pilaster columns were cast by G. Fletcher & Son, Waverley. Likely renovated at some point during the Federation era.
    Hurstmonceux, Lewisham (1874). Mid-Victorian villa/lodge with return verandah on three sides. The openwork pilaster columns were cast by G. Fletcher & Son, Waverley. Likely renovated at some point during the Federation era.
  • Fairview, circa 1881-1882 Victorian Filigree villa in Dulwich Hill, NSW. Featuring Sydney-style openwork columns.
    Fairview, circa 1881-1882 Victorian Filigree villa in Dulwich Hill, NSW. Featuring Sydney-style openwork columns.
  • Terrace pair, Elizabeth Street, Ashfield; built c.1885. They feature flat, openwork verandah supports, a hallmark of the Sydney Filigree style.
    Terrace pair, Elizabeth Street, Ashfield; built c.1885. They feature flat, openwork verandah supports, a hallmark of the Sydney Filigree style.
  • Elysium & Gadgecombe (c. 1887), Leichhardt built featuring cast iron lacework including lyrebird-inspired baluster panels, fan-motif brackets, and a double-frieze (one frieze incorporating a lily pattern and the other a grapevine pattern).
    Elysium & Gadgecombe (c. 1887), Leichhardt built featuring cast iron lacework including lyrebird-inspired baluster panels, fan-motif brackets, and a double-frieze (one frieze incorporating a lily pattern and the other a grapevine pattern).
  • Coranga, Marrickville. Built c.1888. A Victorian Italianate cottage/villa built at the peak of the boom period, showing the confluence of styles with Italianate and Gothic influences.
    Coranga, Marrickville. Built c.1888. A Victorian Italianate cottage/villa built at the peak of the boom period, showing the confluence of styles with Italianate and Gothic influences.
  • Fulham Terrace, Croydon (1904). The front fences have been modified, and the balconies of the two right houses have been filled in. The ironwork on the balconies is of a pattern that was registered in NSW by A. T. Rees and Company in November, 1885.
    Fulham Terrace, Croydon (1904). The front fences have been modified, and the balconies of the two right houses have been filled in. The ironwork on the balconies is of a pattern that was registered in NSW by A. T. Rees and Company in November, 1885.
  • Carlotta, Marrickville, New South Wales. Completed 1909.
    Carlotta, Marrickville, New South Wales. Completed 1909.
  • Thorby Buildings, Leichhardt (1912). Federation Filigree shop-terrace of seven shop-residences with cantilevered balconies and timber fretwork brackets and balustrading.
    Thorby Buildings, Leichhardt (1912). Federation Filigree shop-terrace of seven shop-residences with cantilevered balconies and timber fretwork brackets and balustrading.
  • Roslyn, Ortona, & Anembo. Row of three Federation bungalows, in Marrickville, NSW. All three were built in 1917, and feature decorative gables, timber fretwork verandahs, and duochrome brickwork.
    Roslyn, Ortona, & Anembo. Row of three Federation bungalows, in Marrickville, NSW. All three were built in 1917, and feature decorative gables, timber fretwork verandahs, and duochrome brickwork.
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