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Seven centuries of lace (1908)

Pollen, Maria Margaret La Primaudaye, d. 1919 · London, W. Heinemann; New York, The Macmillan company · leaf 150

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Plate LXXIV. PART OF FULL-SIZE COTTA OF NET WITH LARGE FLOWERPATTERN DARNED IN SILK INTO IT The work is very evcaly done French, about 1839 … Plate LXXV. A SPECIMEN OF THE EMBROIDERED MUSLIN WORK CALLED TONDER LACE This is formed of two thicknesses of muslin sewn in different patterns by the needle: in places the second thickness of rauslin is cut away when the needle-work is completed. The design is composed of leaf and floral ornaments…

Lace and lace making

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