A History of Hand Made Lace Dealing With the Origin of Lace the Growth of the

Emily Jackson

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Silk, 197.
Wheat or maize pattern, 121. Bobbins, 207.
Beads on, 210.
Introduction of, 20. Bobbin lace, Buckinghamshire, 125.
Change from vandyked to straight edge, 25- Characteristics of, 124.
Cross bar open, 208.
Definition of, 121.
Dressed pillow for, 209.
Duchesse spray of, 120.
First mention of, 125.
Grounds, 212.
Italy the home of, 16.
Judging, 88.
Netherlands taught Northern Europe, 118.
Open braid, 214.
Open dots, 214.
Rare specimen of seventeenth century, 24.
Restoring, 84, 85, 86.
Trol...ly, 125. Bobbin-made ground, 88.
Plait, 88.
Reseau, 88. Bobbin net, first made in the nineteenth century, 47- Trade, statistics of, 103.
Bock, Franz, catalogue by, 98. Bodice trimming, seventeenth century, 65. Bohemian bobbin lace, 115. Boislannay, Mme. Malbiche de, 44. Bone lace, 125, 215.
Importation of, 98.
Pins, 215. Bone point, 125. Bonnard, M. De, pictures of, 38.
Collection of costumes, 26, 27. Books on lace, 94, 98. Border made of fragments, 83. Borlase, Sir Henry, founder of the Marlow lace school, 130.

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