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<p>[QUOTE="Northern Lights Lodge, post: 4395177, member: 13464"]Photo #6 and 7. Ok... cute little collar!</p><p><br /></p><p>First glance; it looks somewhat similar to the collar in #5/6. The style and shape would probably date it to the same general time frame... 1880-1890. </p><p><br /></p><p>However, this one is made completely differently. Made entirely of hand bobbin techniques; this one has the characteristics of both English Honiton and Brussels Duchesse. The little openwork flowers along the edge and the method of making leaves and turns are both common elements in both techniques. </p><p><br /></p><p>I think, however, that since there are more "open" areas (the design elements aren't pushed up close to neighboring design elements) and the fact that there are vines that end in a "scroll" shape; that I'm going to say this one is Brussels Duchesse.</p><p><br /></p><p>Are we looking at the backside in #7? I see a cluster of loose ends on the very left center... is it a mend? or cut off threads? I don't see other "cut offs"... leading me to believe that maybe it is a mend... can't quite see the whole thing. Just curious... at any rate.</p><p><br /></p><p>Overall a sweet piece!</p><p><br /></p><p>On to the next piece!</p><p>Leslie[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Northern Lights Lodge, post: 4395177, member: 13464"]Photo #6 and 7. Ok... cute little collar! First glance; it looks somewhat similar to the collar in #5/6. The style and shape would probably date it to the same general time frame... 1880-1890. However, this one is made completely differently. Made entirely of hand bobbin techniques; this one has the characteristics of both English Honiton and Brussels Duchesse. The little openwork flowers along the edge and the method of making leaves and turns are both common elements in both techniques. I think, however, that since there are more "open" areas (the design elements aren't pushed up close to neighboring design elements) and the fact that there are vines that end in a "scroll" shape; that I'm going to say this one is Brussels Duchesse. Are we looking at the backside in #7? I see a cluster of loose ends on the very left center... is it a mend? or cut off threads? I don't see other "cut offs"... leading me to believe that maybe it is a mend... can't quite see the whole thing. Just curious... at any rate. Overall a sweet piece! On to the next piece! Leslie[/QUOTE]
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