Scarf collar from bobbin lace with two curved flower branches around large flower with two feathered leaves in the curve on the back, Scarf collar from natural-colored bobbin lace: blonde. U-shaped model in which the legs of the u bend outwards halfway. From separate parts A continuous pattern along the edges, the edges are cleaved separately. In midfield in each leg a whimsical, more or less triangular field. In the middle, on the curve (the part that lies on the back and shoulders), is a large flower with two large, feathered leaves on the left, one pointing up and the other down. A few smaller flowers surround the large flower. To the left and right there is a symmetrical curved branch with six flowers and some leaves. The motifs are largely made in net stroke and several smaller motifs are made in linen. The motifs are provided with shiny contour threads and are connected to each other by a fine star-shaped grid. A Parisian ground is used around the center back motif. In the motifs, a rose soil and a tulip soil are used as ornamental grounds. The faint scallop edge around the collar is finished with picots., anonymous, Europe, c. 1830 - c. 1840, silk, blonde (lace), h 88 cm × w 104 cm w 23.5 cm × w 5 cm

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