[lace] Bowes Museum Lace

2007-03-25 Thread Elizabeth Ligeti
A friend was ordering one of the Bowes Museum Lace Catalogues  Fine  
Fashionable 'Lace from the Blackborne Collection,' and ordered another one 
for me, which I collected at Lace Day on Saturday.

What a Feast for the Eyes!

How lucky some of you are, to be able to go and see all this beautiful lace. 
However, I shall just sit back and drool over all those lovely photos!!! :)


What a wonderful collection - and I believe it is only part of what was in 
the original collection.  I see some of the pieces that they had are now in 
the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.   Hmmm! Another good reason to 
get there one day !! :)


Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz. where it is a glorious early autum day, 
with it being sunny and pleasantly warm.
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RE: [lace] Bowes Museum Lace

2007-03-25 Thread Carole Lassak
I was lucky enough to see this exhibition on a recent trip to England. It
is, bar none, the finest lace exhibit that I've ever seen. It was even more
meaningful because I got to go with three of my best lace friends so there
was someone else along to appreciate the fine displays. Extraordinary!!! Not
only the quantity of the lace, but the exceptional quality.

Carole
Dublin, OH USA

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A friend was ordering one of the Bowes Museum Lace Catalogues  Fine  
Fashionable 'Lace from the Blackborne Collection,' and ordered another one 
for me, which I collected at Lace Day on Saturday.
What a Feast for the Eyes!

How lucky some of you are, to be able to go and see all this beautiful lace.

However, I shall just sit back and drool over all those lovely photos!!! :)

What a wonderful collection - and I believe it is only part of what was in 
the original collection.  I see some of the pieces that they had are now in 
the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.   Hmmm! Another good reason to 
get there one day !! :)

Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz. where it is a glorious early autum day, 
with it being sunny and pleasantly warm.
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[lace] Bowes Museum

2004-01-04 Thread Bridget Marrow
I don't know the Bowes Museum personally, but have seen some publicity for 
their current exhibition (until 18 April 2004).  Wedding Belles - two 
centuries of bridal gowns. From the brochure, these appear to be positively 
dripping with lace!

With best wishes for a wonderful trip

Happy new year to everyone

Bridget,  in Watford, England

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RE: [lace] Bowes Museum

2004-01-03 Thread Carolyn Hastings
Hi,

We visited Bowes Museum last March, and I went to the web site because I
must say the lace, as a collection, certainly didn't jump out at us.
Obviously would have helped to know what is available before the visit!

Anyway, on the web site is the description of (among hundred of items with
lace) a handkerchief bordered in lace.  This is how the description reads:
Linen handkerchief with Meander lace border like Honiton but home made.
What is Meander lace??  

The web site doesn't give a number, so I can't direct you to this particular
item.  I searched by selecting catagories from their drop down menus, and
happened upon a selection with quite a few handkerchiefs.  I suspect whoever
cataloged these didn't know a whole lot about lace.

Regards,
Carolyn

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 Bowes Museum has a web site.  WWW.bowesmuseum.org.uk
 you can also email them at this address 
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 many years since I visited this remarkable museum.  There are 
 many interesting things to see.  If you type in Bowes museum 
 Co Durham you will also find some other interesting sites of 
 interest in the area. Hope this helps and I do hope you visit 
 the museum. Best wishes Josie Chesterfield U.K.
 
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[lace] Bowes Museum

2004-01-03 Thread Dmt11home
I also went to the web-site and searched lace in collections and got 69 
hits.  If in fact everything is on the website (not the case at the Met.) it is 
not a very impressive collection. My own personal collection is better and I am 
not a collector who spends that much money on it. I am not sure I would go 
out of my way to go to Bowes for the purpose of seeing lace.
Devon
who perhaps has had her judgment warped by seeing the really fine collections 
at the Met and Cooper-Hewitt

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