Thank you for your input, Lorelei. I agree completely, including with your
assessment of Palliser.
Of the 21 preserved black silk Ipswich laces from 1789-90 from Ipswich,
Massachusetts in Library of Congress, almost half uses kat stitch ground and
the rest some variation of Brussels/Torchon ground. The only place point
ground is used is as a filling in one of the samples. This seems to be a
fairly new development in 1790.
-Karen
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Karen in Washington, DC

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