Panel
1750-1800 (made)
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White lace panel made from two joined borders. It has a large scale gauze weave ground entirely over embroidered with decorative white work filling stitches. A large scale pattern of scrolling leafy stems and flowers is defined by bundles of couched threads, overlaid by a thin cord and supplemented in places by a darned line of yellow wool. A variety of geometric patterns are used in the centres of the leaves and flowers. The ground is uniformly over sewn to make a regular mesh.
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Materials and techniques | Lace with gauze weave ground and wool thread |
Brief description | Lace panel, England, 1750-1800. |
Physical description | White lace panel made from two joined borders. It has a large scale gauze weave ground entirely over embroidered with decorative white work filling stitches. A large scale pattern of scrolling leafy stems and flowers is defined by bundles of couched threads, overlaid by a thin cord and supplemented in places by a darned line of yellow wool. A variety of geometric patterns are used in the centres of the leaves and flowers. The ground is uniformly over sewn to make a regular mesh. |
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Credit line | Given by Miss M. H. Tattersall |
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Accession number | T.264-1979 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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