Not on display

Pattern

ca. 1900 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Lace pattern with five designs. One border including a corner, and three insertions to decorate linen in imitation of 16th century cutwork. The patterns were intended to be worked with bobbins and are clearly marked with pin-holes for picots, solid clothwork and wheat ears. The fifth pattern is for a bobbin lace border including a corner probably to be worked in plaits with slight picot decoration. Four of the designs are marked 'DISEGNO GONDI'. The sheet is printed in black on green paper, and labelled 'Scuola Coop. Brazza proprieta Artistica Riservata'.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Printed paper
Brief description
Lace pattern with five designs printed on paper, made at the Lace School of Brazza, Udine, ca. 1900.
Physical description
Lace pattern with five designs. One border including a corner, and three insertions to decorate linen in imitation of 16th century cutwork. The patterns were intended to be worked with bobbins and are clearly marked with pin-holes for picots, solid clothwork and wheat ears. The fifth pattern is for a bobbin lace border including a corner probably to be worked in plaits with slight picot decoration. Four of the designs are marked 'DISEGNO GONDI'. The sheet is printed in black on green paper, and labelled 'Scuola Coop. Brazza proprieta Artistica Riservata'.
Dimensions
  • Width: 18in
  • Length: 25.5in
Marks and inscriptions
  • 'DISEGNO GONDI'. (marked on four of the designs)
  • 'Scuola Coop. Brazza proprieta Artistica Riservata' (Labelled on the sheet)
Credit line
Given by Mrs Fey Pirzio-Biroli
Object history
Registered File number 1985/652. Part of a set of patterns given to the Museum T.164 to B-1985. The finished lace is shown on xerox number 1. Included in the gift are 38 pages of xeroxed photographs of examples of Brazza lace.
Subject depicted
Collection
Accession number
T.164-1985

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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