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Valenciennes lace is a type of
bobbin lace which originated in
Valenciennes, in the Nord département of France, and
flourished from
about 1705 to 1780...
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patented that made
Valenciennes lace and
black silk
Chantilly lace that was
difficult to
distinguish from the
handmade lace. "Chantilly" The Oxford...
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Valenciennes FC a
football (soccer) club from
Valenciennes.
Valenciennes lace Herman de
Valenciennes, 12th
century French poet.
Achille Valenciennes (1794–1865)...
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Brussels lace is part
lace. This is made in pieces, with the
flowers and
design made
separate from the ground,
unlike Mechlin lace or
Valenciennes lace; because...
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found in
Antwerp and
other Flanders lace,
early Valenciennes,
Torchon lace and yak
lace. Rose
ground in
Torchon lace, pins at the
edges of each rectangle...
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Brussels lace. All
Mechlin laces are
outlined with a
loosely spun silk cord used to
define the pattern,
whereas Valenciennes lace isn't.
Mechlin lace is also...
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styles of
lace.
Belgian lacemakers either originated or
developed laces such as
Brussels or
Brabant Lace,
Lace of Flanders, Mechlin,
Valenciennes and Binche...
- Emperor,
arrived at
Valenciennes, and – even when
Henry II of
France allied with him
against the
Protestants in 1552 –
Valenciennes became (c. 1560) an...
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Ipswich bobbin lace is
similar to
European bobbin laces of the 18th
century such as
Mechlin and
Valenciennes, but
developed characteristics and
patterns of...
- of Västerbotten in 1906. This gown is made of
cotton batiste and
Valenciennes lace, with a silk undergarment. At
Princess Margaretha's
christening in...
