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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 182

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Plate CVI. TWO PARTS OF A BORDER OF BOBBIN-MADE LACE, CALLED BRUSSELS POINT The flowers made separately and almost entirely of a plaited cordonnet are joined on the pillow by a fine vrai reseau de Bruxelles. The design is inthe style of Louis XV L point dAlengoa. The reverse of the lace is shown in… … Plate CVII. 1,1; A SCARF. (2) A CAP No. I. A scarf of bobbin-mide lace, called Antwerp lace, or Pottea Kant or Pot Lace. The reseau is somewhatsimilar to that of the point de Paris, a variant of the cinq tro.is. The lace is mide on the piUow in stripswhich are almost imperceptibly joined together.…

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