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Identifier: historyoflace00pall (find matches)
Title: History of lace
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Palliser, Bury, Mrs., 1805-1878 Dryden, Alice Jourdain, Margaret
Subjects: Lace and lace making -- History
Publisher: London : Sampson Low, Marston
Contributing Library: Wellesley College Library
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ffering some lace,termed both in Greek and Hebrew, holland, and fine tea, remarkably■ des- voyagem-s. cheap.—Female Spectator. 1757. ^ The centres of the lace manufacture before 1665 were :—Belgium . Brussels, Mechlin, Antwerp, Liege, Louvain, Binche, Bruges, Ghent, Ypres, Courtray, etc.Fraxce . (Spread over more than ten Provinces)—Artois .... Arras (Pas-de-Calais).French Flanders . Lille, Valenciennes, Bailleul (Nord).. Dieppe, Le Havre (Seine-Inferieure).. Paris and its environs.. Aurillac (Cantal).. Le Puy (Haute-Loiie).. Mirecoui-t (Vosges).. Dijon (C6te-dor).. Charleville, Sedan (Ardennes).. Lyon (Khone).. Loudun (Vienne).. Muret (Haute-Garonne).Italy . . Genoa, Venice, Milan, Eagusa, etc.Spain . . La Mancha, and in Catalonia especially. ■Germany . Saxony, Boiiemia, Himgary, Denmark, and Principality of Gotha.England . Counties of Bedford, Bucks, Dorset, and Devon. Normandy . He de France Auvergne Velay . Lorraine Burgundy Champagne Lyonnais Poitou . Languedoc Plate X.
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Italian. Point de Venise a la rose. Modern reproduction at Burano of seventeenth century lace. Width, 17 in. Photo by the Burano SchooL Tu face jinijf 44. 45 CHAPTER IV. ITALY. It grazed on my shoulder, lakes me away six parts of an Italian cut-workband I wore, cost me three pounds in the Exchange but three days before.—Ben Jonson—Every Man Out of His Humour, 1599. Ruffles well wrought and fine falling bands of Italian cut-work.—FairMaid of the Exchange, 1627. The Italians claim the invention of point, or needle-madelace. It lias been ^ggested they derived the art of fineneedlework from the Greeks who took refuge in Italy fromthe troubles of the Lower Empire; and what furtherconfirms its Byzantine origin is, that those very placeswhich kept up the closest intercourse with the Greek Empire-are the cities where point lace was earliest made and flourishedto the greatest extent.^ A modern Italian author, on the other hand, assertsthat the Italians learned embroidery from the Saracen

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  • bookauthor:Jourdain__Margaret
  • booksubject:Lace_and_lace_making____History
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