A catalogue of the museum of ornamental art, at Marlborough House (1854)
Great Britain. Department of Science and Art, Museum of Ornamental Art · London: G. E. Eyre & W. Spottiswoode · leaf 78
names of Spanish, Grounded Spanish, Saxony Brussels, Flemish Brussels, Mechlin, ^ alenciennes, Dutch, Lisle, Chantilly, Blonde, Honiton, and Buckingliamslure. Ihese tw'O last vai’ieties are English laces. . . , Pillow' Lace is distinguished from Guipm’e by the w’eaying, Gvistmg, or plaiting of the… … dliese, with variations, constitute the characteristics of Pillow' Lace,” and distinguish it from “ Guijiure.” Besides the above two varieties, lace is now being largely manufactured by machinery. I. Point a L’Aiguille, or Needle-work Lace. VV 129 ITALIAN LACE SAMPLER. fjcntfor study by Mr. Hudson.…
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