Strip of bobbin lace with pointed oval in four rows of openwork diamonds, Strip of natural-colored bobbin lace, drawstring lace. The repeating pattern consists of a plane division of four rows of diamonds pushed together, with a pointed oval in each one in the top. In the row below, the windows are filled with a lattice soil, a cross-ground soil with recesses. These two rows repeat themselves downwards. A straw-ray soil is used above the diamond pattern. The top of the strip is finished straight. Along the bottom row of windows there is a web in net stroke, which forms a rounded shell under each window., anonymous, Buckingham, c. 1800 - c. 1899, cotton (textile), torchon lace, l 5 cm × w 7 cm ×, 2.5 cm
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Strip, bobbin lace, pointed oval, four rows, openwork diamonds, natural-colored bobbin lace, drawstring lace, repeating pattern consists, plane division, diamonds pushed together, top, row, windows, filled, lattice soil, cross-ground soil, recesses, two rows repeat themselves downwards, straw-ray soil, diamond pattern, strip, finished straight, bottom row, web, net stroke, forms, rounded shell under, window, Buckingham, c, 1800, 1899, cotton, textile, torchon lace, l 5
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