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 | 1707 Bordure, fragment Fragment composed by two lengths of the same lace. Bobbin made Valenciennes lace. Linen thread. Worked with continuous threads, with a rather thick and uniform “toilé”; the meshes of the ground, called “partridge eyes”, are regularly shaped, round at first and square after 1749. The decorative motives are... | |||||
 | 1710 Bordure Bobbin-made Genoa lace, made with gilt silver thread (“S” twist, raw silk) using the braid, mat and half stitches. Worked with continuous threads. The decoration is based on the insertion of the opposing “armellette”, alternated by variously arranged segments trimmed by picots and, in the elongate points, by... | |||||
 | 1832 Shawl Rectangular stole or shawl. Lace worked with mixed techniques, needle and bobbin lace in separate pieces. Brussels Duchesse. White linen thread. Ground with braided brides without picots. The decoration is focused on large, symmetrically arranged, floral motives. On the shorter sides, there are large medallions... | |||||
 | 1841 Bordure Bobbin-made Milano lace worked with ivory coloured linen thread. The cloth and half stitch are easily recognizable, while the rather thin brides of the ground trimmed by picots, are made with braid stitch. The very thick and lively pattern describes the complex unwinding of vegetable branches enriched by the large... | |||||
 | 1852 Barbina Barbina used to trim feminine hairstyle. Bobbin lace worked in separate pieces. Brussels lace. White linen thread. Drochel ground. Decorated with flowered branches on a ground with brides trimmed by picots. The border presents curly leaves and naturalistically designed flowers. The development of the decoration ends... | |||||
 | 1896 Bordure Milano bobbin lace, made with very fine linen thread. It is especially recognizable the cloth stitch and the colouristic use of several sizes and shapes. The lace worked in separate pieces is enriched by needle-made decorations. The pattern seems lacking of a definite graphic projects and seems just worked out on... | |||||
 | 1950 Bordure Brussels lace. Bobbin lace. Very fine white linen thread. The strip is composed by eight pieces and shows six seam lines that, in some cases, interrupt the pattern. The floral composition develops following the length with a wavy arrangement. Mixed ground, some with braided brides, some with brides with minuscule... | |||||
 | 1959 Apron Apron used in feminine clothing. Brussels or Brabant lace, so called from the name of the Belgian province in which it was worked. Bobbin made. White linen thread. The pattern is vertically arranged. Mixed ground with braided brides and picots and net with rounded meshes. | |||||
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