The collection in the Braunschweig museum is
apparently available again. If I'm not mistaken,
Yvonne Scheele-Kerkhof was there last year and
saw it. If it really is open, it's worth going to
see, as it's a marvelous collection.
Aurelia
Baltimore, Maryland
Hello Jenny,
if you want to see laces in Germany you must
start in the south in Abenberg. There is a
museum with lace. Next would be the Erzgebirge
Schneeberg, Annaberg and Schwarzenberg.
In Brauschweig in the art museum was some years
ago, if it is still so I don't know, one small
room with laces from a famous German collector.
In the north in Hamburg in the Museum fpr the
applied Art in German Museum für Kunst und
Gewerbe all laces are in the depot. You can make
an appointment, at least 2 or 3 months in
advance, and it cost round about 60 Euro. For a
group it would be "payable" for a single person
it's much.
In Flensburg in the museum you find a little bit lace.
In Dortmund, western part of Germany, are also
some laces to see but most of them behind the
open space.
If you want I can look for the adresses. And if
you are a member of Laceguild you find in the
last issue an article about Erzgebirge.
Hope this helps a bit.
Greetings
Ilske in Hamburg
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