With her husband Arthur Gaskin, Georgie was one of the original members of the Birmingham Group of Artist-Craftsmen which formed around Joseph Southall in the 1890s, and reflected the influence of the Arts and Crafts movement at the Birmingham School of Art under the headmastership of Edward R.

[1] Arthur and Georgie Gaskin began their married life living in Acocks Green, Birmingham, before moving to Olton, Solihull.

A few years after Arthur's death in 1928, Georgie moved to West Malling, Kent where she died in 1934.

[2] They produced silver and enamel work, book illustrations and jewellery both independently and in partnership.

[1] The Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery holds the largest collection of the Gaskins' work in all media.