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Lace, [no medium available], French
French
18th century
Lace, [no medium available], French
French
18th century
Lace Sample, Bert Edson  American, Cotton (?) lace, American
Designer Designed by Bert Edson
Manufacturer Attributed to North American Lace Company
Manufacturer Possibly New England Lace Company
ca. 1912
Lace Sample, Bert Edson  American, Cotton (?) lace, American
Designer Designed by Bert Edson
Manufacturer Attributed to North American Lace Company
Manufacturer Possibly New England Lace Company
ca. 1912
Lace, [no medium available], American
American
1882
Lace Fragment, Cotton (?) lace, American
American
1800–1830
Lace Sample, Bert Edson  American, Cotton (?) lace, American
Designer Designed by Bert Edson
Manufacturer Attributed to North American Lace Company
Manufacturer Possibly New England Lace Company
ca. 1912
Fragment of lace, British
British
19th century
Fragment of lace, Italian
Italian
18th century
Lace, William Henry Fox Talbot  British, Salted paper print from paper negative
William Henry Fox Talbot
1845
Fragment of lace, French
French
18th century
Fragment of lace, British
British
19th century
Lace design, Lace, French
French
19th century
Lace Sample, Bert Edson  American, Cotton (?) lace, American
Designer Designed by Bert Edson
Manufacturer Attributed to North American Lace Company
Manufacturer Possibly New England Lace Company
ca. 1912
Lace Sample, Bert Edson  American, Cotton (?) lace, American
Designer Designed by Bert Edson
Manufacturer Attributed to North American Lace Company
Manufacturer Possibly New England Lace Company
ca. 1912
Fragment of lace, British
British
19th century
Example of lace stitch, Lace, Irish
Irish
19th–20th century
Fragment of lace, French
French
18th century
Lace, linen, Flemish
Flemish
1720–40
Fragment of lace, Bobbin lace, point d'Angleterre, Flemish
Flemish
18th century
Silk bobbin lace edging, Bobbin lace, Spanish
Spanish
early 19th century
Fragment of lace, Maltese
Maltese
18th century
Lace Sample, Bert Edson  American, Cotton lace, American
Designer Designed by Bert Edson
Manufacturer Attributed to North American Lace Company
Manufacturer Possibly New England Lace Company
ca. 1912
Fragment of lace, French
French
17th–18th century
Lace Sample, Bert Edson  American, Cotton (?) lace, American
Designer Designed by Bert Edson
Manufacturer Attributed to North American Lace Company
Manufacturer Possibly New England Lace Company
ca. 1912
Lace patterns, Parchment, British
British
18th–19th century
Fragment of lace, Tape and needle lace, British
British
19th–mid-20th century
Lace patterns, British
British
18th–19th century
Border or flounce, Burano Lace School, Cotton, needle lace, Italian, Burano
Manufactory Burano Lace School
late 19th century
Lace patterns, British
British
18th–19th century
Collar lace, Lace, Italian
Italian
19th century
Fragment of lace, Italian
Italian
19th century
Example of lace stitch, Irish
Irish
19th–20th century
Fragment of lace, Italian
Italian
17th century
Strip, Burano Lace School, Needle lace, Italian, Burano
Manufactory Workshop of Burano Lace School
ca. 1906
Example of lace stitch, Irish
Irish
19th–20th century
Lace Sample, Bert Edson  American, Cotton (?) lace, American
Designer Designed by Bert Edson
Manufacturer Attributed to North American Lace Company
Manufacturer Possibly New England Lace Company
ca. 1912
Example of lace stitch, Irish
Irish
19th–20th century
Example of lace stitch, Irish
Irish
19th–20th century
Lace border, Crochet, Irish
Irish
19th century
Handkerchief lace, Belgian
Belgian
ca. 1860
Lace, Bobbin lace, Italian
Italian
16th century

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