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Stole

1820s (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Long stole of bobbin lace worked in linen thread. Made from four strips joined longitudinally. The edges are decorated with upright floral sprigs, each enclosed within a curving spray of leaves and harebells. The outer edges are worked in shallow, inch-wide scallops, each filled with a flower head. the centre of the stole is covered with rows of small flower heads, the centres are one inch apart.


Object details

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Object type
Materials and techniques
Bobbin lace worked in linen thread
Brief description
Stole of bobbin lace worked in linen thread, Mechelen, 1820s
Physical description
Long stole of bobbin lace worked in linen thread. Made from four strips joined longitudinally. The edges are decorated with upright floral sprigs, each enclosed within a curving spray of leaves and harebells. The outer edges are worked in shallow, inch-wide scallops, each filled with a flower head. the centre of the stole is covered with rows of small flower heads, the centres are one inch apart.
Dimensions
  • Length: 80in
  • Width: 22.5in
  • Individual sprigs in pattern height: 3.75in
  • Length: 208.3cm
  • Width: 57.1cm
  • Length: 2045mm
  • Width: 528mm
Credit line
Given by Mrs Judy Wentworth
Collection
Accession number
T.470-1980

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Record createdFebruary 10, 1998
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