Dear Devon,
Why don't you ask directly the author of the book?
Her name is Nora Andries and if you are interested i can give you her
address. I used to go to her classes on Turnhoutse lace in Germany a couple
of years ago.
Maria Greil
El sáb., 18 abr. 2020 a las 0:38, Devon Thein ()
escribió:
> According to the book Van speldengrond tot Turnhoutse Kant (about Turnhout
> lace) "In Couvin, Beaumont, Cerfontaine and Marche lengths of lace were
> made in black or white silk and in cotton. The point de Paris ground is
> mostly combined with point ground. The aspect and the technique is
> different from the Turnhout lace. The designs are simple and geometric and
> look similar to the laces made in Normandy, Sweden and England."
> I would be interested to know what the black silk point de Paris laces of
> Couvin, Beaumont, Cerfontaine and Marche look like. I have encountered a
> relatively simple black silk lace with point de Paris background. I am
> wondering if it could be from one of these Belgian towns.
> Does anyone know about these or how I could find out about them?
> Devon
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