Flat bobbin lace, named for the town on the French-Belgian border, worked in one piece with the same thread forming both the ground and design, typically featuring distinct, sheer floral patterns on a fine square, diamond, or round plaited mesh.
This term has 13 records attributed within our system.
AAT
Place
Geographical keyword
3000132890
13yrs ago
Artist:
Marmion, Simon
Artist:
Liédet, Loyset
Author:
de Lannoy, Guillebert or Hugues
Author:
René d’Anjou
Scribe:
Leboucq, Jacques
Artist:
Le Boucq, Jacques
Scribe:
L'Avenant, Jean
Artist:
Master of the Bible of Jean de Sy
Artist:
Master of the Coronation Book of Charles V
Artist:
Caussin, Marc
Artist:
Vrelant, Willem
Scribe:
Miélot, Jean
Artists:
Masters of the Gold Scrolls
Artist:
Master of Wauquelin's Alexander
Artist:
Le Tavernier, Jan
Artist:
Dreux Jean
Artist:
Master of Folpard van Amerongen
Artist:
Master of the Coronation of Ursus
Artist:
Master of the Girart Burial Scenes
Binder:
Cockerell Bindery
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