History of lace (1902) (14586934390)

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
Digitizing Sponsor: Wellesley College Library



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hool at, 417 Yorck lace, 138 n* York, Cardinal, 421 Youghal Convent, lace-making at, 443, 444 Young, A., cited, 192 n^, 207, 223, 224,244; quoted, 234 n», 239 Ypres Valenciennes. • See under Valen-ciennes Yriarte, Charles, cited, 159 n^ Zante, Greek lace made at, 85 Zedler, cited, 57 Zoppino, Nicolo, 461, 462 Zouch, Lord, cited, 136 n«» Zurich, sumptuary laws of, 270 and n LONDON : PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, LIMITED,DUKE STREET, STAMFOKP STKEET, S.E., AND 28, GREAT WINDMILL STREET, W. Date Dme WAB 2 5 «t JU/V t 1 4 i. ■ yi m^tm f^^^Sf/H^^^^^^^^^ i ^^M^^^ 91 Nov 2 r200f iv. E. Cat. No. 1137 WELLESLEY COLLEGE LIBRARY 3 5002 03164 2981 Art NK 9406 . P25 1902Palliser, Bury, 1805-1878, A history of lace
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Anne, daughter of Sik Peter Vaxlore, Kt., FIRST WIFE OP Sir Charles Cesar, Kt., about 1614. The lace is probably Flemish, Sir Peter having come from Utrecht. From the picture the property of her descendant, Captain Cottrell-Dormer. Frontispiece. History of Lace BY MRS. BURY PALLISER ENTIRELY REVISED, RE-WRITTEN, AND ENLARGED UNDER THE EDITORSHIP OF M. JOURDAIN AND ALICE DRYDEN WITH 266 ILLUSTRATIONS LONDON SAMPSON LOW. MARSTOX & COMPANY. Limited 1902 LON))t>N : IKINTEl) BY WILLIAM OLOWKH ANl^ SONS, J-IMITKD, DTJKB STREET, 8TAMF01U STREET, S.E., ANT> 58, GllEAT WINDMILL STFEET, W. aJK 9900 J 90^ PREFACE TO THE FOURTH EDITION Nearly thirty years have elapsed since the third editionof the History of I^aie was published. As it is still theclassical work on the subject, and many developments inthe Art have taken place since 1875, it seemed desirablethat a new and revised edition should be brought out. The present Revisers have fully felt the responsibilityof correcting anything thistoryoflace00pall