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41 Brabancon Lace
Same as Brussels Lace. -
42 Brabant Lace
Same as Brussels Lace. -
43 Rose Point Lace
A form of Brussels lace having rose motifs appliqued to a net ground. -
44 Nets, Warp Lace
NETS, WARP LACEThere are numerous plain net fabrics in use and the styles as under are the most popular. Cable Net - A coarse net for use as a ground for figured lace curtains, bedspreads, etc. This is the heaviest of the cotton nets. Brussels Net - A net made of very fine yarns and in a close mesh. Used for trimmings, ladies' ties, etc. Bretonne Net - Very similar to Brussels, but finished much softer, and sold in white, ecru, cream and other light shades. Mosquito Net - This style has a wider mesh than any other net and besides its uses as a mosquito net it is used for trimmings. Fine lace yarns are used for all above nets except the cable net, and they are made on the " bobbin net machine" in many widths (see also Stirrup Net, Fly Net, Rose Net, English Net) -
45 Curtain Lace
A machine-made fabric for curtains, such as made in Nottingham. A design is worked by hand or machine on a machine-made net ground. Saxony Brussels curtains have a double net in the ground (see also Brussels Curtains). Swiss Brussels curtains have a single net with a machine-made chain-stitch forming the designs. -
46 Northamptonshire Lace
Pillow laces made in imitation of Lille, Brussels and Valenciennes. Most of the lace made in Northamptonshire was called baby lace, but the fine lace now made of the Lille styles is known as English Lille.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Northamptonshire Lace
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47 Saxony Lace
Pillow lace making, dates from the 16th century in Saxony. The best resembles old Brussels, but the greatest production is coarse Guipure lace, known as Eternelle and Plaited lace. -
48 Puy Lace
The lace made in this town since the 15th century. First the laces were darned netting, then imitation Flanders lace, and now the people make Brussels styles. -
49 Bretonne Lace
A fine lace net, closely resembling Brussels, but not so fine in the mesh. It is an imitation of the Run Laces; usually worked in coloured silks on coloured net. -
50 Luneville Lace
Lace made in this town early in the 17th century and still produced. It is chiefly of the Brussels type, made of very white and clean threads. -
51 Newport-Pagnel Lace
English bobbin lace, similar to Brussels point.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Newport-Pagnel Lace
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52 Swiss Lace
A Swiss machine-made embroidered net in imitation of Brussels. Also known as Broderie Anglaise. Made at Neufchatel of fine cotton thread. Nottingham manufacturers produce imitations in coarser cotton for use as curtains. -
53 brysselerkniplinger
Brussels lace. -
54 brüksel dantelası
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55 брюссельское кружево
Русско-английский текстильный словарь > брюссельское кружево
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56 брюссельский
Brussels (attr)••брюссе́льская капу́ста — Brussels sprouts pl
брюссе́льское кру́жево — Brussels lace
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57 брюссельское кружево
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > брюссельское кружево
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58 брюссельське мереживо
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59 брюссельское кружево
Brussels lace, Brussels pointРусско-английский словарь по общей лексике > брюссельское кружево
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60 Brüsseler
Brụ̈s|se|ler I ['brʏsəlɐ] ['brʏslɐ]adj attrBrussels II ['brʏsəlɐ]1. m -s, -, Brüs|se|le|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen, Brüss|ler['brʏslɐ]3. m -s, -, Brüss|le|rin[-ərɪn]4. f -, -neninhabitant or (gebürtiger) native of Brusselser ist Brüsseler — he lives in Brussels; (dort geboren) he comes from Brussels
* * *Brüs·se·ler1adj Brusselsder \Brüsseler Bürgermeister the Mayor of Brussels\Brüsseler Spitzen Brussels lace no pl, no artBrüs·se·ler(in)2<-s, ->m(f) inhabitant of Brusselssind Sie etwa \Brüsseler? do you come from Brussels?* * *1.indeklinabeles Adjektiv; nicht präd. Brussels2.Brüsseler Spitzen — Brussels lace sing
der; Brüsselers, Brüsseler: inhabitant of Brussels; (von Geburt) native of Brussels; s. auch Kölner* * *B. adj Brussels attr, from Brussels;Brüss(e)ler Spitzen Brussels lace sg* * *1.indeklinabeles Adjektiv; nicht präd. Brussels2.Brüsseler Spitzen — Brussels lace sing
der; Brüsselers, Brüsseler: inhabitant of Brussels; (von Geburt) native of Brussels; s. auch Kölner
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Brussels lace — n. [after BRUSSELS, where orig. made] 1. Historical a bobbin or needlepoint lace with a raised design 2. a machine made lace with an appliquéd design … English World dictionary
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Brussels lace — variety of lace which is manufactured in Brussels … English contemporary dictionary
brussels lace — /brʌsəlz ˈleɪs/ (say brusuhlz lays) noun any of various types of hand made lace both needle point and bobbin, produced in various parts of Belgium, notably in the 19th century; often with raised or appliqué design {originally from Brussels} …
Brussels lace — noun an elaborate kind of lace, typically with a raised design … English new terms dictionary
Brussels lace — n. an elaborate needlepoint or pillow lace … Useful english dictionary
Brussels lace — noun Date: 1732 1. any of various fine needlepoint or bobbin laces with floral designs made originally in or near Brussels 2. a machine made net of hexagonal mesh … New Collegiate Dictionary