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Title: History of lace
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Palliser, Bury, Mrs., 1805-1878 Jourdain, Margaret Dryden, Alice
Subjects: Lace and lace making
Publisher: New York : C. Scribner's Sons
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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0. (State Papers ^5 8s. Dom., James I. 1603, Sept. Vol. iii. Item, 68 purle of fan- needlework, No. 89) is A Memorandum of that at 20 pence the purle, d£5 15*. 4r/. Misteris Jane Druiiionde her recj^te Item, at Winchester, the 28th of from Ester Littellye, the furnishinge September, one piece of cambrick, ^4. of her Majesties Linen Cloth, a long Item, for 6 yards of fine purle, at accoimt, in which, among numerous 20s., £6. other entries, we tind :— Item, for 4 yards of great bone It. atBasinge. Twenty fourj-eardes lace, at 9s. the yard, 36s. of small nidle work, at 6s. the yearde, Queen Anne has also a fair wrouglit j67 4s. sark costing d£6, and a cut-work hand- More at Basinge. One ruffe cloth, kerchief, iil2, and 2 pieces of cut- cumbinge cloth and apron all shewed work, ell wide and 2 j-ards long, at j62. with white worke, at 50s. the piece, the length, etc. d67 10s. Lady Audrye Wahinghams Ac- It. one pece of fine lawin to bee a count. 1606.—P. P. O.ruffe, £o. Plate LXXX.
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Heney Weiothesley, Thied EAEii OP Southampton, 1573-1624.—Probably painted inHolland about 1620, by Michiel Van Miereveldt. National Portrait Gallery. Pboto by Walker and Cockerell. To face pcKjc 320. JAMES I 321 Her little monument, of cradle-form, with lace-trimmedcoverlets and sheets (Fig. 125), stands close to the recmn-l)ent effigy of her sister Marj^^ (^ig- 126), with ruff, collar, Fiof. 125.

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