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History of lace (1902)

Palliser, Bury, Mrs., 1805-1878, Dryden, Alice, Jourdain, Margaret · London : Sampson Low, Marston · leaf 84

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that city. ■^ See Milan. ^ Trina, like our word lace, is usedin a general sense for braid or passe-ment. Florio, in Iiis Dictionary (.1Worlde of Words, John Florio, Lon-don, 1598), gives Trine—cuts, snips,pincke worke on garments ; and Trinci—gardings, fringings, lacings, etc., orother ornaments of… … Italian. Point Plat de Venise. Needle-point.—Seventeenth century. Length, 25 in.; width, 16in. Victoria and Alhert Museum. y«( face fiiKje 40. ITAL V 47 Again, the Florentine poet, Firenzuolu, who wrote from1520-30, composed an elegy upon a collar of raised point,made by the hand of his mistress.…

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