Ernestine Evans Mills (née Bell; 1871 – 6 February 1959) was an English metalworker and enameller who became known as an artist, writer and suffragette.[1][2] She was the author of The Domestic Problem, Past, Present, and Future (1925).[3] Three pieces of jewellery that Mills created for the suffragettes are in the Museum of London.[4]
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