Applied Art (N9422)

Machine made net ground, Carrickmacross lace. Convolvulous design Darning patch

Applied Art (N9423)

Tucked chiffon centre sewn with machine chain stitch; applied machine-embroidered motifs and edging.

Applied Art (N9424)

Cream Bedfordshire Maltese bobbin lace collar. Shaped to square front with repeated rosette ground, 'Van Dyke' reticella edge.

Applied Art (N9426)

Length of darned netting, cream floss silk: square net ground with geometric fruit motif

Applied Art (N9427)

Machine made lace and net Scalloped edge, ribbon and bow design.

Applied Art (N9428)

Cream lace, embroidered with thistle motif and rose and thistle border

Applied Art (N9429)

Cream lace stole embroidered with scrolled carnation design, leaf and tulip sprays.

Applied Art (N9430)

Cream embroidered lace with scrolled leaf design and daisy border. Daisy sprays

Applied Art (N9431)

Darned netting. Square netted ground with motifs of flowers

Applied Art (N9432)

Honiton with bar ground. Honiton roses and leaf sprays with scalloped edge.

Applied Art (N9433)

Machine made net, Carrickmacross leaf and rose sprays Scalloped edge

Applied Art (N9434)

Honiton with bar ground, panel of point Duchesse. Rose and leaf sprays with tulip/rose edging.

Applied Art (N9435)

Square handerkerchief/collar edging. Honiton with point Duchesse motifs linked continuously

Applied Art (N9436)

Flower and leaf design Point d'Alencon-style machine made lace

Applied Art (N9437)

Honiton/ Belgian (?) with bar ground, panel of point Duchesse. Scrolled leaf edged border, rose and leaf sprays.

Applied Art (N9438)

Machine-made lace medallion, roughly hexagonal shaped motif in centre is rose design with three layers of petals

Applied Art (N9439)

wool plush furnishing fabric; geometric block design in blue and brown

Applied Art (N9440)

Jacquard-woven furnishing fabric; all-over floral design, the reverse striped

Applied Art (N9441)

uncut moquette furnishing fabric; dark red with cream spot and triple swirling lines

Applied Art (N9442)

Woven furniture upholstery braid in gold, green and red

Applied Art (N9444)

black horsehair furnishing fabric, satin weave, shaped for top of chair back and with marks of buttoning

Applied Art (N9445)

Jacquard-woven cotton furnishing fabric, stylised floral pattern

Applied Art (N9446)

uncut moquette furnishing fabric; pale brown diaper design; brown linen attached

Applied Art (N9447)

floral design on velvet ground, brown and orange-yellow design

Applied Art (Na695)

Red clay. Rounded pot with everted rim and narrow lip to take cover. Conical cover with pointed knop. Pale yellow glaze on exterior; painted blue band with red vertical strokes around pot and cover..

Applied Art (N9483)

rectangular, with trefoil ends and hole for gas bracket

Applied Art (N9484)

rectangular, with trefoil ends and hole for gas bracket

Applied Art (N9487)

hinged brazed metal with stamped scroll design, wallplate and tripod support

Applied Art (N9488)

hinged brazed metal with stamped scroll design, wallplate and tripod support

Applied Art (N9489)

plain copper tube in 'S' shape, porcelain mantle holder, tap

Applied Art (N9490)

attached to spiral steel spring

Applied Art (N9491)

wallplate, handle with porcelain knob

Applied Art (N9492)

a) pulley; b) 3 wires; c) wire and nail

Applied Art (N9493)

brass bracket with rosette, pulley attached

Applied Art (N9494)

brass bracket with rosette, pulley attached

Applied Art (N9495)

brass bracket with rosette, pulley attached

Applied Art (N9496)

brass bracket with rosette, pulley attached

Applied Art (N9498)

length of lead pipe with lignum vitae mouthpiece and whistle attached by a chain.

Applied Art (N9501)

Beige lace sample in folder number C2068 Exhibition label: Sample book of 'The Newest Flouncing', H.E. & Co. Ltd., probably Nottingham, c.1925. Viscose rayon, made on the 'Lace Curtain machine', a version of the Levers machine used for large areas of fabric.

Applied Art (N9502)

Pale green lace sample in folder number C2040 Exhibition label: Sample book of 'The Newest Flouncing', H.E. & Co. Ltd., probably Nottingham, c.1925. Viscose rayon, made on the 'Lace Curtain machine', a version of the Levers machine used for large areas of fabric.