Pollen, Maria Margaret, d. 1919 · London : W. Heinemann; New York : The Macmillan company · leaf 147
Plate LXIX. LAPPET OF NEEDLE-POINT LACE, CALLED POINT DARGENTAN The edge is formed by repeated curved sprays enclosing small spaces which are filkd by a fine Alen^on reseaii:sprays of flowers also occur at intervals along the lace. The ground is entirely composed of hexagonal meshesworked over in… … Plate LXX. THREE SPECIMENS OF NEEDLE-POINT LACE No. I is of silk lace ^ rescau and has a quaint stiff pattern of branches with birds introducid ; a stout thread cordonnct outlinesmost of the pattern, that of the eye, wing and tail of each bird is overworked with buftonhole-stitch Probably…
Lace and lace making -- History
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