British costume during XIX centuries (civil and ecclesiastical) (1910)
Ashdown, Charles H., Mrs · London and Edinburgh : T. C. & e. c. Jack · leaf 429
rnamented withneedlework in gold and silver thread, and the silk openingat the wrist (Fig. 366). In the Ashmolean Museum atOxford is a pair reputed to have belonged to QueenAnne of Denmark possessing a very handsome lace edging.A ladys costume of the middle of the reign is wellshown in Fig. 367,… … Fig. 366.—Tudor glove in SaffronWalden Museum. JAMES L, 1603-1625 275 trimming, the tight sleeves with their lace cuffs, the peakedstomacher and its many buttons, and the size of thefarthingale at that time are worthy of notice; also thelace collar or falling band, which is remarkable for thebeauty…
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