Lace
Lace Towel End
1700s–1800s · Russia, Orel province
- Date
- 1700s–1800s
- Maker
- Unknown maker
- Place
- Russia, Orel province
- Medium
- cotton or linen (est.); straight (continuous) bobbin lace; ground with interspersed motifs of plant and animal forms in plain weave outlined with gimp (heavy cord); applied silk (est.) ribbon
- Craft (Needle Nook label)
- Lace
- Museum
- The Cleveland Museum of Art
- Credit line
- Purchase from the J. H. Wade Fund
CC0 (no rights reserved). The Cleveland Museum of Art marks this object and image as CC0 (share_license_status: CC0). See the museum's open-access terms. This does not imply that the museum endorses Needle Nook.
Credit Lace Towel End, 1700s–1800s. The Cleveland Museum of Art. Purchase from the J. H. Wade Fund. CC0. View the object on the museum site
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