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<p>[QUOTE="Northern Lights Lodge, post: 2271020, member: 13464"]What a lovely box to find! Sounds like you may still have some of them!? Fun... well, here's what I can tell/see from the pics - some need to be more close up for a more definitive confirmation. </p><p>However, by the photo alone: All appear to be circa Turn-of-Century - give or take a few years.</p><p>#1: machine Valenciennes</p><p>#2: "needle run"... PROBABLY machine - would need close up</p><p>#3: Same opinion</p><p>#4: machine tape; hand assembled Battenburg/Battenberg</p><p>#5: probably machine Valenciennes - would need close up</p><p>#6: machine tape; hand assembled Princess tape lace</p><p>#7: most certainly machine</p><p>#8: "needle run"...probably machine - very pretty - would need close up</p><p>#9: machine tape; hand assembled Battenburg/Battenberg variation</p><p>#10: bobbin design; probably machine - would need close up</p><p><br /></p><p>A little clue for "machine" of this era is that the corners are either gathered or cut and mitred. Although that isn't ALWAYS true; it is often the case. In hand made pieces; the design "usually" turns the corner; rather than cut to fit.</p><p><br /></p><p>Are these all from the "Littlefield" estate? She had a lovely eye for dainty!</p><p>Leslie[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Northern Lights Lodge, post: 2271020, member: 13464"]What a lovely box to find! Sounds like you may still have some of them!? Fun... well, here's what I can tell/see from the pics - some need to be more close up for a more definitive confirmation. However, by the photo alone: All appear to be circa Turn-of-Century - give or take a few years. #1: machine Valenciennes #2: "needle run"... PROBABLY machine - would need close up #3: Same opinion #4: machine tape; hand assembled Battenburg/Battenberg #5: probably machine Valenciennes - would need close up #6: machine tape; hand assembled Princess tape lace #7: most certainly machine #8: "needle run"...probably machine - very pretty - would need close up #9: machine tape; hand assembled Battenburg/Battenberg variation #10: bobbin design; probably machine - would need close up A little clue for "machine" of this era is that the corners are either gathered or cut and mitred. Although that isn't ALWAYS true; it is often the case. In hand made pieces; the design "usually" turns the corner; rather than cut to fit. Are these all from the "Littlefield" estate? She had a lovely eye for dainty! Leslie[/QUOTE]
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