Canon collar from bobbin lace with symmetrical pattern, Canon collar from natural-colored Brabant bobbin lace. Symmetrical pattern with palmettes, volutes and floral motifs with raised contours. The motifs are made in net stroke and linen stroke with relief contours. They are connected by different decorative grounds. The scallop edge around the collar stems from the pattern. The edge that closes around the neck is not scalloped but smooth. The 18th-century collar belonged to Monsignor Simon, chaplain of Marie-Henriette, consort of King Leopold II of Belgium in the 19th century., anonymous, Europe, c. 1725 - c. 1729, linen (material), Brabant bobbin lace, h 51 cm × w 90.5 cm w 39 cm
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Canon collar, bobbin lace, symmetrical pattern, natural-colored Brabant bobbin lace, Symmetrical pattern, palmettes, volutes, floral motifs, raised contours, motifs, net stroke, linen stroke, relief contours, connected, different decorative grounds, scallop edge, collar stems, pattern, edge, closes, neck, scalloped, smooth, 18th-century collar, Monsignor Simon, chaplain, Marie-Henriette, consort, King Leopold II, Belgium, 19th century, Europe, c, 1725, 1729, linen, material, Brabant bobbin lace
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