Hi Jean,

Yes, the title does say lace bobbin, but the vendor doubts it with; "Unusually large for a lace bobbin " . The grooves seem to be straight rather than slightly skewed as they would be as screw-threads. On a table cloth -possibly with an underlay which is soft- the item used as a knife rest would not roll. As you say: rollers do not usually dip in the middle. It could be plastic of some type, but would it be made as nicely? A door curtain? I cannot see an opening nor is there any damage where the beads would have 'clonked' against each other. And a starting bead of £4.99 seems rather steep for a bit of plastic.

Joepie, East Sussex


From: Jean Nathan

Subject: [lace] Another "lace bobbin" on Ebay - any ideas on what it is?‏

The title does say "lace bobbin". The word lace is missing from the description.<.......


.........>Used as a knife rest, it would roll.

My favourite suggest is a bead for a door curtain, but I'm not convinced about that.

Jean Nathan in Poole, Dorset, UK

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