Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Supplemental Descriptive Catalogue of Specimens of Lace Acquired for the South Kensington Museum, Between June 1890 and June 1895
Apron. Linen, with insertion of four upright bands united by a transverse band of diaper lozenge design, executed in cut-work and satin stitch embroidery the bordering of the two sides is composed of narrow bands of similar work with vandyke edging of twisted threads, along the bottom runs a scalloped border of plaited and twisted threads, (tape pillow lace) with squares containing blossom devices in the upper part of the border, and'. Corresponding inverted devices in the scallops. I talian.
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