Goldenberg, Samuel L · New York : Brentano's · leaf 73
e Milan points were finer than these, and fully equalto the best Spanish and Venetian points. Point de Paris.—Originally a narrow pillow lace, resembling Brus-sels. The term is now generally applied to a machine-made cottonlace of simple pattern and inferior quality. In its making a designwhose… … 6s Lace: Its Origin and History. Point.—Same as Needle-point lace, made wholly by hand, with theneedle and a single thread. Pot.—Lace whose pattern is distinguished by the figure of a vaseor deep dish, and sometimes by that of a basket containing flowers.It is the best-known lace made at Antwerp,…
Lace and lace making
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