Goldenberg, Samuel L · New York : Brentano's · leaf 53
-made lace, they are the triumphs of mechan-ism which cannot displace the superiority, and charm, and rarity, of thefinest hand-made work. In the latter the personal equation, the skilland the loving, workmanlike fidelity of the individual toiler to his taskimpart a quality which dead mechanism can… … is Lace: Its Origin and History. broideries of Limerick and the applique and (.-tit cambric work of Car-rick-ma-cross. ()ther varieties, which are imitations of foreign laces,are Irish point, resembling Brussels lace; black and white Maltese;silver, black and white blondes. The Limerick…
Lace and lace making
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