Antique lace; a small quantity of 19th century hand-made lace items to include a Brussels Point de gaze handkerchief, two short lengths approx. 21 and 25 inches or 53 and 64 cm, a short length of Honiton appliqué, an Irish crochet collar with attached jabot, a lawn baby bonnet with fine fillings, possibly Ayrshire, a large quantity of later embroidered cotton or lawn handkerchiefs, others with Valencienne bobbin lace edging, and a 20th century embroidered lawn bag. (quantity)

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