Lappet
1770s (made)
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Pair of joined bobbin lace lappets, in one continuous piece. Fond de glace ground patterned with two parallel lined which zig zag down the length of the lappet, each running from the extreme edge to the centre.
The lines consist of open linked medallions, crossed at intervals by leaf-shaped medallions and develop into small sprays of flowers in the centre of the lappets.
The outlines of the medallions are worked in cloth stitch with a gimp outline. The majority of the centres are filled with simple zig zag lines, but there also are wheat ear and honeycomb fillings.
The lines consist of open linked medallions, crossed at intervals by leaf-shaped medallions and develop into small sprays of flowers in the centre of the lappets.
The outlines of the medallions are worked in cloth stitch with a gimp outline. The majority of the centres are filled with simple zig zag lines, but there also are wheat ear and honeycomb fillings.
Object details
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Materials and techniques | Bobbin lace |
Brief description | Pair of joined bobbin lace lappets, Flanders, 1770s |
Physical description | Pair of joined bobbin lace lappets, in one continuous piece. Fond de glace ground patterned with two parallel lined which zig zag down the length of the lappet, each running from the extreme edge to the centre. The lines consist of open linked medallions, crossed at intervals by leaf-shaped medallions and develop into small sprays of flowers in the centre of the lappets. The outlines of the medallions are worked in cloth stitch with a gimp outline. The majority of the centres are filled with simple zig zag lines, but there also are wheat ear and honeycomb fillings. |
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Credit line | Bequeathed by Miss A. C. Innes |
Production | Flemish |
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Accession number | T.333-1972 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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