Wendie McCaffley (ironwork) | 1992 | R17-10
Paddington | 1992 | R01-30
Dougal Hallowes left (pottery planters) | 1992 | R02-05
Guido Gouverneur (ironwork) | 1992 | R02-25
Ted Davis (ambience music) | 1992 | R02-31
(L-R) Bobby Fairbairn (fashion) and Stuart Carr (novelty jewellery) | 1992 | R04-02
Donna Kirby (ceramics) | 1992 | R04-17
(L-R) Leslie Pywell (fashion) and neighbouring stallholder Susie Banks (fashion) | 1992 | R04-23
Ivy Yeung (glass paperweights) | 1992 | R04-28
Steve Nixon (t-shirts) | 1992 | R04-35
“Bubbleman” David Stanners | 1992 | R05-06
Frederic Berjot and The Laughing Museum (art sculptures) | 1992 | R05-24
Victor Brock (old wares from recent times) | 1992 | R05-31
Chris Hartshorn (chimes and crafts from old silver cutlery) | 1992 | R06-01
Esther James (fabrics) | 1992 | R06-06
Keith Rowe (glassmaker) | 1992 | R06-17
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R06-29
“Bubbleman” David Stanners is out of the picture as one of his bubbles drifts just out of reach of a visitor. | 1992 | R06-31
Rich Gregory gives his Wilderness Society koala suit a rest | 1992 | R07-09
Suzanne Grund (ceramics) | 1992 | R07-14
Jef Ball (leather goods) | 1992 | R07-18
Gilbert Schultz (prints) | 1992 | R07-35
Bernard Schien (art prints) | 1992 | R08-05
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R08-10
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R08-06
David Hislop (glassware) | 1992 | R08-13
PADDINGTON |1992 | R09-09
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R09-16
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R09-18
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R09-34
Barry Diletti (fashion) | 1992 | R10-10
Celine Esnault (cats) | 1992 | R10-15
Michael Joyce (case from recycled wood) | 1992 | R10-22
Neil Grigg (millinery) | 1992 | R10-24
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R10-30
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R11-04
Malcolm Harrison (ambience music) | 1992 | R13-01
(L-R) Simone Zimmermann and Fiona Maddox (fashion) | 1992 | R13-07
Claudio Vega and Daniela Napoli (fashion) | 1992 | R13-14
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R14-07
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R14-01
Setting up in the rain | 1992 | R14-34
Staff assistant Garry Lorenz | 1992 | R15-06
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R15-14
Russell McCulloch (organic vegetables) | 1992 | R15-32
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R16-04
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R16-08
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R16-14
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R16-27
Lewis Leedham (Asian crafts) | 1992 | R17-03
Phil Black (glassware) | 1992 | R17-15
Terry Baker (wood turner / woodcrafts) | 1992 | R18-03
Helen Matos (pottery) | 1992 | R23-11
Emma Wardle (ethnic jewellery) and her friend Sean Lewis before setting up | 1992 | R23-18
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R23-34
Ben Jorgensen (screen printed beach wear) | 1992 | P21
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R24-04
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R24-16
Peter Thomas (fashion) | 1992 | R25-11
Janine Martin (jewellery) | 1992 | R25-17
Cindy Smith (jewellery) | 1992 | R26-
Peter Bouwman | 1992 | R26-03
Chiallee Morgan sets up her stall | 1992 | R26-05
Staff assistant Stephen Law seated and stallholder Ray James and his daughter | 1992 | R26-16
Bob Millican (fragrances and essential oils) | 1992 | R26A-02
'Arabian Nights Day’ | 1992 | CXX
Sandy Hollis (unique leather purses) | 1992 | P42
Nigel Sparrow (fashion incorporating hand marbled fabrics) | 1992 | P42
Stuart Bee (jewellery) | 1992 | R27-26
Erwin Cook (bric-a-brac) | 1992 | P35
Philippe de Meautis (puppet maker) | 1992 | R27-32
Philippe de Meautis (puppet maker) | 1992 | P58
John Edwards (bric-a-brac) | 1992 | R27-36
Nick Carroll sets up his active wear stall on a wet autumn morning | 1992 | R27A-03
John Hablitschek (jewellery) | 1992 | R28-14
Richard Baldwin (contemporary art and antique prints) | 1992 | R28-04
Jurgen Buttner (contemporary lighting) | 1992 | R28-24
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R28-26
A marriage of fashion | 1992 | R28-35
Tim Hill left and David Vogel right (sculptural decorative pieces and jewellery) | 1992 | P28
Mario Jurado (beads, buttons and jewellery from Ecuador) | 1992 | P29
Alan Waghorn (security) | 1992 | R29-06
Staff assistants Malaki Coles and Sally Dowling (daughter of stallholder Sue Dowling) | 1992 | R29-08
Michael Ten and plants from the nursery he proudly shares with his family | 1992 | P36
Tamara Shackman assists on George Theodore’s jeans and t-shirt stall. | 1992 | R29-15
Americo Gaite (woodcraft) | 1992 | R29-32
Paul Brice (pottery) | 1992 | R30-04
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R30-16
Donna Kirby (ceramics) | 1992 | R30-20
Andrew Murdock (car parts reused in lights, handbags and clocks) | 1992 | R30-30
John Matos (pottery) | 1992 | R30-35
The food hall | 1992 | R33-14
The food hall | 1992 | R33-18
To buy or not to buy? | 1992 | R33-19
Ari Ehrlich (masseur) | 1992 | R33-22
Bazaar backdrop created by unknown casual stallholder | 1992 | R33-30
Yoshi and Jill Kashima (Japanese inspired fashion) | 1992 | P40
Julie Alcock (ceramics) | 1992 | R34-03
Sally Howes (jewellery) | 1992 | R34-11
Leo T. B. Kim (glass sculptures) | 1992 | R34-17
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R35-08
Kurt Becker (hand-painted badges, brooches, earrings and wife Heidi’s pottery) | 1992 | R35-10
Kurt Becker (hand-painted badges, brooches, earrings and wife Heidi’s pottery) | 1992 | R35-23
Rebecca Hoult (fashion) | 1992 | P54
Emel Jurd (jewellery) | 1992 | P75
Nik Markovina | 1992 | R35-28
Anne-Laure Esnault and artist Nik Markovina whose truly bizarre prints and paintings are loved or hated but never ignored | 1992 | R35-30
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R35-32
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R36-08
Amanda Diepeveen (fashion) | 1992 | R40-04
Caroline Power (second-hand clothing) | 1992 | R41-11
Soledad Cordeaux, daughter of stallholder Caroline Power (second-hand clothing) | 1992 | R41-29
The food hall | 1992 | R41-35
Tina Coorey epitomises the style with which her mother Veronica and family run the food hall kitchen. Tina had a baby girl within weeks of this photograph being taken. | 1992 | R42-12
Customer at Bob Millican’s stall | 1992 | R42-23
Splitting hairs from different eras | 1992 | R42-30
My cup of tea? | 1992 | R42-32
Nanou Bratanoff (leather masks and brooches) | 1992 | P40
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R43-04
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R43-19
Neil McKay filling in on Julia Slater’s stall (bric-a-brac) | 1992 | R43-25
Dougal Hallowes (pottery planters) | 1992 | R44-02
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R44-26
“You feel, you touch, you bump, you have to work your way through the maze,” from an interview with Rev Rod Pattenden | 1992 | R44-28
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R44-33
(L-R) Buskers Zip and Zap | 1992 | R45-03
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R45-16
Rose Wallis (ceramics) | 1993 | R46-14
(L-R) Merril Smythe (fashions) and assistant Jedda Lemmon | 1993 | R46-30
David Yasa (fashion) | 1993 | R46A-06
PADDINGTON | 1993 | R51-16
PADDINGTON | 1992 | R52-05
PADDINGTON | 1993 | R53-08
PADDINGTON | 1993 | R53-35
PADDINGTON | 1993 | R54-04
PADDINGTON | 1993 | R55-05
PADDINGTON | 1993 | R55-08
PADDINGTON | 1993 | R55-13
PADDINGTON | 1993 | R56B-29
Mike Cox and Cherry Lovesy (gold and silver jewellery) | 1993 | R59-03
PADDINGTON | 1993 | R59-14
Assistant Manager John Canny | 1993 | R60-02
Sally Howes (jewellery) | 1993 | R60-20
Stall holder Laurie Matthews was coordinator of the Caretakers Youth Refuge. Laurie started the refuge at the Uniting Church Paddington in 1977 with funding from Paddington Markets. | 1993 | R62-26
Maria Goodstone, right, and her daughter Alexis, left (bric-a-brac) | 1992 | R17-31
PADDINGTON | 1992 | P80
Greenpeace stall | 1992 | P56
Mark Honoré (leathergoods) | 1992 | P40
Petter Nottle (ethnic jewellery) | 1992 | P57
Toni-Lou Cross and baby, minding Stephen Harris’ stall | 1992 | P89
Peter Mitchell (contemporary silver jewellery) | 1992 | P41
View from General Manager Peter Townley’s office balcony | 1992 | P80
Sarah Miller (fashion) | 1992 | P91
Craig Cooper (fashion) | 1992 | P74
Chris Ryan (jewellery) | 1992 | P81
Annette Flaherty (fashion) | 1992 | P57
Catherine Abel (Huon pine bowls) | 1992 | P34
Boots and all | 1992 | P24
Joseph Nettey (crafts from Africa) | 1992 | P67
PADDINGTON | 1992-93
(L-R) John Varlow and stallholder Trevor Jones on 'Arabian Nights Day' (nuts and health foods) | 1992 | P41
Katrin Lachmann minding a friend’s stall | 1992 | P30
Tattooed market visitors pass by the stall of Yossi Mesiah far left (jewellery) and Matt Wise second from left (car parts reused in lights, handbags and clocks) in the background | 1992 | P79
Reverend Peter Holden whose experiences in the United States in the 1960s inspired the idea for the Paddington Markets. | 1993 | R61-08
(L-R) Reverend Rex Matthews and Reverend Russell Davies who together turned Paddington Markets into one of the most exciting places in Sydney in the 1970s and 1980s. | 1993 | R62-13
Reverend Rod Pattenden | 1992 | R00-00
Georgia Zerbe assistant to stallholder Susan Baran (fashion) | 1992 | P55
PADDINGTON | 1992-93
PADDINGTON | 1992-93
Ian Byerlee (everlasting rubber flowers) on ‘Arabian Nights Day’ | 1992 | P40
Keith Dempster (designed and crafted wood) | 1992 | P42
Lyle Jackson-Harris minding dad Stephen’s stall | 1992 | P41
Pauline Polkamp (pottery) | 1992 | P82
Linda Taranto (knitwear) and her baby on ‘Arabian Nights Day’ | 1992 | P41
Beatrix Turnbull (pottery) | 1992 | P40
Najib Sultani (ethnic clothing) | 1992 | P41
Keith Manning (Indian crafts plus musical instruments) | 1992 | P42
Helen Kaperonis assistant on Erol Mehmet Babalik’s active wear stall | 1992 | P42
Marianne Perrottet (fashion) | 1992 | P41
Kate Raffin (handmade books) | 1992 | P84
PADDINGTON | 1992 | CXX
Angela Swannell (jewellery) | 1992 | P42
Getting to Paddington by public transport is easy. The images of Paddington Markets involved many very pleasant bus trips over 15 months from autumn 1992.
Time-out | 1992 | P96