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1 Genoa Lace
Genoa lace was known in the 15th century. Genoa was as celebrated for its pillow lace as Venice for its needle-made. The characteristic feature was its design, a kind of barleycorn-shaped pattern, radiating into rosettes from a centre. -
2 Macrame
A fancy bordering with a deep fringe made with a fine twine which was called macrame cord. A lace made at Genoa from a fine twine used chiefly for church decoration.
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