In the catalogue of the Gruutshusemuseum, Catalogus Van de Kantverzameling, I have encountered some photos of samples in Paris lace which call themselves Staal voor een Mutsenslip in Parijse Kloskant. They look a lot like a piece that I have been studying. What surprises me is that the piece I am studying seems like it is a pair of lappets sewn together, but these samples in the book say they are 19de-20ste eeuw, which I think means 19th -20th century. The pieces look like they might be early 19th century, when people still wore lappets. But 20th century? What does Staal voor een Mutsenslip mean? I have posted the photos on laceioli.ning in the Identification-history group. Can anyone explain this to me? http://laceioli.ning.com/group/identification-history
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