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The dictionary of needlework, an encyclopædia of artistic, plain, and fancy needlework, Church embroidery, lace, and ornamental needlework (1882)

Caulfeild, Sophia Frances Ann, 1824-1911 · London : L.U. Gill · leaf 66

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gaze, which as Bedfordshire lace, and shared with it the name is an open gauze-like mesh, is made in small pieces of English Lille during the seventeenth and eighteenth like the other Brussels laces, with groimd and flowers at centuries. The lace produced in Buckinghamshire was one time, and the… … Fiu. 99. BRUSSELS PILLOW LACE. holed edging, but is a thread caught round by others. bone laces m 1752. The baby lace before mentioned was The stitches are varied and raised in some parts. It chiefly made in Buckinghamshire, though it was not unknown in Bedfordshire. The groimds were the reseau,…

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