Antique Bobbin Lace - 2

     from the collection of Marla Mallett

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On this page, I have included both continuous and non-continuous bobbin laces, in no particular order.  They duplicate some of the structures on the previous page, but display significant stylistic differences.

The pieces below have all been sold, and are posted here solely for informational purposes. 

 

Italian Cantu Bobbin Lace

A bobbin-made tape lace on a miniscule scale, this medallion has numerous bobbin-lace fillings. Curls, flags and three-petal flowers are distinguishing characteristics of this lace, according to Kate Henry.  [L-67]

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Brussels Duchesse

A pair of bobbin lace cuffs in a popular late 19th century style -- made in parts and then assembled.  [L-261]

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Bobbin Lace

A large sturdy ecru lace collar, this piece was made in parts with cloth stitch and half stitch, then assembled with bobbin-made double brides. The heavy cordonnet gives the piece a strongly defined character.  [L-459]

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Cluny

This Cluny bobbin lace collar has strong, well-articulated flowers throughout. It is arranged with undulating cloth-stitch trails and a graceful border that combines whole stitch and half stitch.  [L-274]

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French Mirecourt Bobbin Lace with Inserts

A large, dark ecru Victorian bobbin-lace collar with a bold design and nice attention to detail. Heavy cordonnets are set just within the cloth-stitch design parts. Zigzagging braids fill the long scrolls. 
[L-1248] 

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Brussels Duchesse

This medallion of Belgian bobbin lace has inserts of Point de Gaze needle lace sometimes called Rose Point.  [L-626]

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Bobbin Lace 

These 19th century lappets have a ground of the Lille type: fond simple réseau.  [L-427]
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Hungarian Bobbin Lace

This square piece was constructed with a bobbin-made tape and double brides picotées. It is a recent, but well-crafted lace.  [L-717]

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Silk Maltese Lace 

There are three large and two small pieces in this group of decorative silk Maltese inserts. A heavy, glossy cordonet, undulating in size, is used effectively with the usual Maltese elements: cloth trails, leaves, and brides picotées.  [L-710]

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Cluny Bobbin Lace & Filet

Contrasting lace structures and contrasting ecru and white threads make a charming Victorian collar. The subtle differences in the design of the two bobbin lace borders contribute to the effectiveness. For examples of filet lace, see the Other Handmade Laces page.  [L-1027]

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