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Definition of Brussels lace in English: Brussels lacenounˈbrʌs(ə)lz mass nounAn elaborate kind of lace, typically with a raised design, made using a needle or lace pillow. Example sentencesExamples - Mrs. Ann Oldfield, buried in Westminster Abbey in 1730, was by her express request wrapped ‘in a very fine Brussels lace head-dress, a holland shift, with a tucker, and double ruffles of the same lace, and a pair of new kid gloves.’
- Clara's Brussels lace veil was not sold by her lady's maid nor by the bride herself.
- F. Rubbrecht and Manufacture Belge de Dentelle are popular establishments for authentic Brussels lace.
- It is called Renaissance or Brussels lace because it is mostly sold in Brussels.
- Housed behind former facades dating back to the 17th century, the museum focuses on the world famous Brussels lace.
- The city has long been known for the production of fine lace, called Brussels lace, and for tapestry weaving.
- And then, of course, there is the most highly prized of tourist souvenirs: Brussels lace!
- It is Brussels lace and dates to about 1900.
- Outstanding white 12’ round mat having Chemical lace surround in the style of Brussels lace.
- Her veil is a matching pillbox of Brussels lace and a shoulder length veil of angel glow tulle.
- Battenberg lace tape, Princess lace tape, Brussels lace tape, Venice lace tape, 100% cotton Tulle and wider lace tapes in linen and cotton.
- From this gorgeous canopy were hung draperies of rich India crimson and gold damask, trimmed with exquisite Brussels lace, and these draperies hung in graceful folds over the sides of the Royal Box.
- Body and sleeves to correspond, elegantly trimmed with point Brussels lace.
- A38.2 is a very beautiful (possibly wedding) fan with mother of pearl sticks and a Brussels lace leaf.
- The Brussels lace is lightly yellowed, slightly darkened with age or body oil.
- The exhibition was an opportunity to see the Honiton and Brussels lace recently donated to the Museum.
Synonyms openwork, lacework, tatting, netting, net, tulle, meshwork, mesh, webbing
Definition of Brussels lace in US English: Brussels lacenoun An elaborate kind of lace, typically with a raised design, made using a needle or lace pillow. Example sentencesExamples - Clara's Brussels lace veil was not sold by her lady's maid nor by the bride herself.
- A38.2 is a very beautiful (possibly wedding) fan with mother of pearl sticks and a Brussels lace leaf.
- It is called Renaissance or Brussels lace because it is mostly sold in Brussels.
- Battenberg lace tape, Princess lace tape, Brussels lace tape, Venice lace tape, 100% cotton Tulle and wider lace tapes in linen and cotton.
- And then, of course, there is the most highly prized of tourist souvenirs: Brussels lace!
- From this gorgeous canopy were hung draperies of rich India crimson and gold damask, trimmed with exquisite Brussels lace, and these draperies hung in graceful folds over the sides of the Royal Box.
- F. Rubbrecht and Manufacture Belge de Dentelle are popular establishments for authentic Brussels lace.
- Body and sleeves to correspond, elegantly trimmed with point Brussels lace.
- Housed behind former facades dating back to the 17th century, the museum focuses on the world famous Brussels lace.
- Mrs. Ann Oldfield, buried in Westminster Abbey in 1730, was by her express request wrapped ‘in a very fine Brussels lace head-dress, a holland shift, with a tucker, and double ruffles of the same lace, and a pair of new kid gloves.’
- The exhibition was an opportunity to see the Honiton and Brussels lace recently donated to the Museum.
- Her veil is a matching pillbox of Brussels lace and a shoulder length veil of angel glow tulle.
- The Brussels lace is lightly yellowed, slightly darkened with age or body oil.
- The city has long been known for the production of fine lace, called Brussels lace, and for tapestry weaving.
- Outstanding white 12’ round mat having Chemical lace surround in the style of Brussels lace.
- It is Brussels lace and dates to about 1900.
Synonyms openwork, lacework, tatting, netting, net, tulle, meshwork, mesh, webbing
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