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Under-sleeve of lace embroidery with a cuff consisting of two types of bobbin lace
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Under-sleeve of lace embroidery with a cuff consisting of two types of bobbin lace

anonymous · c. 1900 · kantborduurwerk; tuleborduurwerk; tuledoorstopwerk; tulegrond; Mechelse grond; tulegrond (machinaal); bobbin lace; Lille lace; Mechlin (lace); linen (material); tule

From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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Under-sleeve of lace embroidery - needle lace on machine net - and a cuff of two strips of bobbin lace: Lille and Mechelen lace. The strip of Lille lace is sewn to the under-sleeve and the strip of Mechelen lace at the bottom of the Lille lace strip. Pagoda model. On the machine net a scattered pattern of berry twigs is embroidered. The repeating pattern of the Lille lace consists of a lying branch with a rosette flower, three berries and some whimsically shaped leaves. The repeating and symmetrical pattern of the Mechelen lace consists of a horseshoe-shaped arch formed by two flower branches with some different flowers. Along the very flat scalloped edge lie oval fields formed by leaves or twigs, alternated by a hand-shaped leaf directly under the arch. The edge is finished with picots.

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description
Credit lineOndermouw van kantborduurwerk met een manchet bestaande uit twee soorten kloskant. c. 1900. anonymous. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.

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