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History of lace (1902)

Palliser, Bury, Mrs., 1805-1878, Dryden, Alice, Jourdain, Margaret · London : Sampson Low, Marston · leaf 96

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Punto a Gropo (Knotted Point). 7. Punto a niaglia quadra.—Lacis ; square nctting,^^ themodano of the Tuscans. (Fig. 24.) This Tuscan sort was not generally embroidered ; thepattern consists in knitting the meshes together in different ^ Taglienti (1530) has <7ro2323i,?»orf- ^ See Genoa. schi,… … ^ cS o „^ to ^ ^ ^ o o s ^ <1> rt -^ o o « 0) £^ o > I. ZO O To face page 52. VENICE 5J. shapes. It was much used for hangings of beds, and thosecurtains phiced across the windows, called stores by the--French, and by the Italians, stuora.^^ 8. Burato.—The word means a stiff cloth or…

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