Heather Toomer 'Lace - a guide to identification..........' page 143 -
'The manufacture of Valenciennes lace could not survive long after 1900 but
the interest in antique laces at the turn of the century brought a curious
revival. This was the return of laces with the complex snowy ground and
sprinklings of point d'esprit. These are still made commercially to a
limited extent and now sell under the name 'point de fee'.
Diana in Northants
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From: "Sue Babbs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2007 1:41 AM
Subject: [lace] Point de Fée
I am demonstrating at the Chicago Botanic Garden this weekend and had a
query about some
Point de Fée lace which one of the ladies had been given. I'm afraid I
didn't have any knowledge of this lace. Can anyone give me some info on
it?
Sue
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