Voile chapeau du côté application avec bleuets et margrites, anonyme, c. 1825 - c. 1849 voile chapeau du côté application : Kloskant appliqué sur tulle machine. Modèle rectangulaire. Le motif répétitif se compose de trois rangées avec un calice d'un largement répandu entre quelques branches de feuilles. Entre la fleur de calice successive dans la rangée du bas, il y a une branche de fleur avec une Marguerite et deux fleurs et feuilles plus petites. Le long de la face inférieure du voile, le motif est plus proche et se compose d'une branche de fleur horizontale avec deux marguerites, trois bleuets ou œillets et un autre et plus petit fl

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• Dimensions: 7959 x 4482 px | 67,4 x 37,9 cm | 26,5 x 14,9 inches | 300dpi

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Hat veil of application side with cornflowers and margrites, anonymous, c. 1825 - c. 1849 Hat veil from Application side: Kloskant Applicated on Machine Tulle. Rectangular model. The repeating pattern consists of three rows with widely spread one chalice of one between a few leaf branches. Between the successive chalice flower in the bottom row there is a flower branch with one daisy and two smaller flowers and leaves. Along the underside of the veil, the pattern is closer and consists of a horizontal flower branch with two daisies, three cornflowers or carnations and some other and smaller flowers. Most leaves are elongated and more or less oval in shape where some leaves are cut and curl. The flowers and a few leaves, which hang down on the branch, form scallops along the underside of the veil, which are connected with other leaves that have been applied along the underside form the scrap edge. A modified edge of the scoop runs along the short sides of the veil. The motifs have been hit in linen battle with openwork edges and they are partly provided with contour threads. Charsted relief contours have been used in various places along (flower) leaves. Formalities are used in flowers (one or a few per motif) and in decorative land in mainly the Margrites. The motifs are connected by a machine tulip. The scrap edge along the underside and the short sides are finished with picots. The top is finished with a messed edge of openwork ovals. Brussels linen (material) Hat veil from Application side: Kloskant Applicated on Machine Tulle. Rectangular model. The repeating pattern consists of three rows with widely spread one chalice of one between a few leaf branches. Between the successive chalice flower in the bottom row there is a flower branch with one daisy and two smaller flowers and leaves. Along the underside of the veil, the pattern is closer and consists of a horizontal flower branch with two daisies, three cornflowers or carnations and some other and smaller flowe