Palliser, Bury, Mrs., 1805-1878, Dryden, Alice, Jourdain, Margaret · London : Sampson Low, Marston · leaf 500
ut-work, and the Tree ofKnowledge, the Holy Dove (Fig. 123), or the Flowerpot ofthe Annunciation (Fig. 124), was worked in hollie-work on the crown of the infants cap or biggin. Fig. 123. 1 Iff liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiiM H -^^ -lif°*fiii=^iiif-?ip=^l^l5H ^B ^^ ^^\ ^-Sm K::i,i, ^s;«^--^*l■ ••ii^* %^H Cv,.… … Christening Caps, Needle-made Brussels.—Eighteenth century. Aprons, too, of lace appeared in this reign. The Queen, aswe have mentioned, wears one in her portrait at Gripsholm. Those aprons white, of finest thread,So choicelie tied, so dearly bought;So finely fringed, so nicely spread;So quaintly…
Lace and lace making -- History
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