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Collar

1910 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

This collar was designed by L. F. Day (1845-1910), a founder member of the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society, and one of the most commercially aware and successful designers of his generation. It may have been exhibited in the 1910 Arts and Crafts exhibition. According to the catalogue, there was a 'case of lace' which included a 'collar of Devonshire lace. Executed by Ora and Laura Perry...of the East Devon Cottage Lace Industry'.

Object details

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Object type
Materials and techniques
Brief description
Woman's collar of Honiton bobbin lace, 1910, English; designed by Lewis Forman Day
Physical description
Collar of floral bobbin lace
Dimensions
  • Measured flat width: 702mm (Maximum)
  • Measured flat depth: 530mm (Maximum)
Measured by conservation
Credit line
Given by Ida M. Gabriel
Object history
This may have been exhibited in the 1910 Arts and Crafts exhibition. According to the catalogue, after no, 307 there was a "case of lace" which included a "collar of Devonshire lace. Executed by Ora and Laura Perry, Olive and - Gush and - White of the East Devon Coottage Lace Industry". The dashes suggest the missing details are not known; the Arts and Crafts exhibtion catalogues are known to have inaccuracies.
Summary
This collar was designed by L. F. Day (1845-1910), a founder member of the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society, and one of the most commercially aware and successful designers of his generation. It may have been exhibited in the 1910 Arts and Crafts exhibition. According to the catalogue, there was a 'case of lace' which included a 'collar of Devonshire lace. Executed by Ora and Laura Perry...of the East Devon Cottage Lace Industry'.
Collection
Accession number
T.82-1946

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Record createdJune 20, 2003
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