Cole, Alan S. (Alan Summerly), 1846-1934 · London : W. Trounce · leaf 31
2 6 specimen I showed you may* perhaps, be Italian* pillow lace* Bishop Berkeley in the early 18th Here, however, is a specimen (Fig* 13) presumed century makes a remark upon the relative values set upon English, French, and Flemish laces* to be Flemish* A great deal of this sort of lace l< How,5’… … PiUoTv-mado lace, “ a brides." Flemish. 17th century. Some- times called “ Point d'Anglet^n^.’’ was imported into England in the middle of the 17thcentury, and went under the name of uPoint d'Angleterre*” XXVI* The real English lace of this time was commonly known as 4 4 hone lace/* and was…
Lace and lace making · Tapestry · Embroidery
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