Ms Ward’s Vintage Cream Tea Society
Themed afternoon tea events. Dine on antique, vintage and retro china, sip fine loose-leaf teas, and enjoy home-made treats and savouries.
01 We can help you with
- Graphic design & digital illustration
- Print & ebook publishing
- Copy and content
- OCR and digitisation
- Military history research
- Vintage-themed event production
02 People we’ve worked with
- Ensemble Theatre
- Australian National Maritime Museum
- New Theatre
- State Library of NSW
- Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre
- Sydney Improvised Music Association
- Seymour Centre
- Norglass Paints & Speciality Finishes
- Carmel Ruggeri’s Sicilian Food Tours
- Chef Dave Tsirekas
- Gallipoli Association
- Western Front Association
03 Current projects
mwvcreamteasociety.com.au
Alphabet Book
Ms Ward’s alphabet book for clever kids. Discover words, pictures and patterns hidden in the vibrant illustrations. Spark your child’s curiosity and encourage interactive exploration. Stretch their vocabulary while having fun.
French commemoration at Gallipoli
Inventory of cemeteries, ossuaries and memorials. Documenting early French commemoration, and connecting these with traces still visible in the landscape.
Little Gully Publishing
Small press specialising in Gallipoli and the First World War in the Middle East. A partnership with Michael Crane.
Dover Heights
Rocks and sand they couldn’t sell. A history by Lyn Collingwood – how a desolate stretch of windswept scrub became one of Australia’s most affluent suburbs.
04 Past projects
Through These Lines
An original Australian play based on the letters and diaries of Australian army nurses serving in WWI. Written by Cheryl Ward. Produced and toured for three successful seasons in Sydney and regional NSW.
Lemnos 1915: Then & Now
Exhibition and photo book. Placing 100-year-old B&W images of Australian nurses and soldiers within modern, colour landscapes taken in the same location. Photographic display at the State Library of NSW in 2015.
Contact
us
Cheryl Ward & Bernard de Broglio
Sydney, Australia