Cole, Alan S. (Alan Summerly), 1846-1934 · London : W. Trounce · leaf 33
23 of either Mechlin or Valenciennes (see Fig. 20). the commencement of the 18th century, and the The plaited side of a Brussels mesh is longer than pattern is remarkable as being a pillow-lace ren- that of a Mechlin mesh, otherwise these two latter dering of an Alenin design. The second specimen… … Enlargement of mesh of Brussels ground, showing the four- twiated and two-plaited sides in each mesh. Lappets of pillow-mado lace. Brussels.' 18th century. sorts of meshes aro much alike. But a further “ modes,” &c., actually shown in the original lace. distinctive mark of Brussels pillow lace is…
Lace and lace making · Tapestry · Embroidery
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