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Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - This East Devon bobbin lace sprig is a sample of lace made for the 1867 International exhibition. It is part of a collection of British and Continental lace put together by Charlotte Treadwin, an important lace manufacturer with a business based in the Cathedral Yard, Exeter. The collection was donated to the museum in the late 1860s for lace-makers and designers to study. Museum Art Gallery, Memorial Museum, Exeter, Water Lily, Royal Albert

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Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - This East Devon bobbin lace sprig is a sample of lace made for the 1867 International exhibition. It is part of a collection of British and Continental lace put together by Charlotte Treadwin, an important lace manufacturer with a business based in the Cathedral Yard, Exeter. The collection was donated to the museum in the late 1860s for lace-makers and designers to study.

Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - This holly motif is one of a series of naturalistic sprigs said to have been designed and made by Louisa Tucker, a daughter of the Branscombe lace manufacturer John Tucker. These finely made pieces are naturalistic representations of wild and garden plants. They were made on a lace pillow using bobbins wound with fine cotton threads. The holly berries are raised with a single purl at each point. The berries are raised and worked in half-stitch. Holly Berries

Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - This holly motif is one of a series of naturalistic sprigs said to have been designed and made by Louisa Tucker, a daughter of the Branscombe lace manufacturer John Tucker. These finely made pieces are naturalistic representations of wild and garden plants. They were made on a lace pillow using bobbins wound with fine cotton threads. The holly berries are raised with a single purl at each point. The berries are raised and worked in half-stitch.

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Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - This lace sprig was produced by an East Devon lace manufacturer. Ivy leaves and a flower head are represented in bobbin lace, made on the pillow using typical East Devon techniques to produce a naturalistic design. Two large leaves are made with raised work and whole and half stitch. One area also uses three twisted veins to add to the three dimensional effect. The flower head has occasional purls on the edge of the berries. Lace Crafts, Ivy Leaf

Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - This lace sprig was produced by an East Devon lace manufacturer. Ivy leaves and a flower head are represented in bobbin lace, made on the pillow using typical East Devon techniques to produce a naturalistic design. Two large leaves are made with raised work and whole and half stitch. One area also uses three twisted veins to add to the three dimensional effect. The flower head has occasional purls on the edge of the berries.

Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - A delicate pansy or viola plant worked in East Devon bobbin lace. The open flower has been made with raised petals and veins. The petals are worked in half stitch or a combination of whole and half stitch. This is one of a series of naturalistic sprigs (lace motifs) said to have been designed and made by Louisa Tucker, a daughter of the Branscombe lace manufacturer John Tucker.

Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - A delicate pansy or viola plant worked in East Devon bobbin lace. The open flower has been made with raised petals and veins. The petals are worked in half stitch or a combination of whole and half stitch. This is one of a series of naturalistic sprigs (lace motifs) said to have been designed and made by Louisa Tucker, a daughter of the Branscombe lace manufacturer John Tucker.

Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - Wild strawberries represented in East Devon bobbin lace. The plant is worked with raised and rolled tap leaves and tiny flowers. The strawberries are ribbed with a purl edge. The no-pin filling has a sparsely worked background to give an open effect. This is one of a series of naturalistic sprigs (lace motifs) said to have been designed and made by Louisa Tucker, a daughter of the Branscombe lace manufacturer John Tucker. Wild Strawberries, Lace Embroidery, Tiny Flowers

Wild Strawberries

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Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - Wild strawberries represented in East Devon bobbin lace. The plant is worked with raised and rolled tap leaves and tiny flowers. The strawberries are ribbed with a purl edge. The no-pin filling has a sparsely worked background to give an open effect. This is one of a series of naturalistic sprigs (lace motifs) said to have been designed and made by Louisa Tucker, a daughter of the Branscombe lace manufacturer John Tucker.

Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - This horse chestnut leaf and flower are made from East Devon bobbin lace. The leaves have raised veins and are worked in both whole and half stitch. One small section has raised leadworks. The spray of flowers is made with ribbed and rolled petals, a technique which enhances the three dimensional effect. The stamens are also worked with a rib. This is one of a series of naturalistic sprigs (lace motifs) said to have been designed and made by Louisa Tucker Horse Chestnut Leaves, Textile Fabrics

Horse Chestnut Leaves

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Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - This horse chestnut leaf and flower are made from East Devon bobbin lace. The leaves have raised veins and are worked in both whole and half stitch. One small section has raised leadworks. The spray of flowers is made with ribbed and rolled petals, a technique which enhances the three dimensional effect. The stamens are also worked with a rib. This is one of a series of naturalistic sprigs (lace motifs) said to have been designed and made by Louisa Tucker

Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - Lace designed by Louisa Tucker, daughter of John Tucker of Branscombe whose family firm supplied lace to the royal family. Louisa’s designs were based on native and garden plants. This lace sprig is skillfully worked in wholestitch and halfstitch with ribbed and rolled work to give a three-dimensional effect. Leadworks are used to decorate the central veins of the leaves. Linens And Lace, Lace Design, Vintage Patterns

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Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - Lace designed by Louisa Tucker, daughter of John Tucker of Branscombe whose family firm supplied lace to the royal family. Louisa’s designs were based on native and garden plants. This lace sprig is skillfully worked in wholestitch and halfstitch with ribbed and rolled work to give a three-dimensional effect. Leadworks are used to decorate the central veins of the leaves.

Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - Here is a very hungry caterpillar represented in East Devon lace. A sprig of apple blossom and leaves are worked in whole stitch and half stitch. Ribbed and rolled work add a three-dimensional effect. The caterpillar is worked with a twisted vein through its body and head, and purls to give the impression of legs. The lace is designed to make it look as though the greedy caterpillar is munching its way along the stem.

Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - Here is a very hungry caterpillar represented in East Devon lace. A sprig of apple blossom and leaves are worked in whole stitch and half stitch. Ribbed and rolled work add a three-dimensional effect. The caterpillar is worked with a twisted vein through its body and head, and purls to give the impression of legs. The lace is designed to make it look as though the greedy caterpillar is munching its way along the stem.

This rhododendron sprig is one of a series of naturalistic sprigs (lace motifs) said to have been designed and made by Louisa Tucker, a daughter of the Branscombe lace manufacturer John Tucker. These finely made pieces are naturalistic representations of wild and garden plants found in East Devon. They were made on a lace pillow using bobbins wound with fine cotton threads. This motif represents a flowerhead surrounded by leaves, and a butterfly. Rhododendron, Flowers And Leaves

Flowers And Leaves

This rhododendron sprig is one of a series of naturalistic sprigs (lace motifs) said to have been designed and made by Louisa Tucker, a daughter of the Branscombe lace manufacturer John Tucker. These finely made pieces are naturalistic representations of wild and garden plants found in East Devon. They were made on a lace pillow using bobbins wound with fine cotton threads. This motif represents a flowerhead surrounded by leaves, and a butterfly.

Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - This snowdrop motif is said to have been designed and made by Louisa Tucker, a 19th century lace maker and designer who lived at Barnells, a house in Branscombe on the East Devon coast. The flower uses typical East Devon lace techniques, including raising and rolling. Simple Veil, Devon Coast

Honiton (East Devon) lace sprig - This snowdrop motif is said to have been designed and made by Louisa Tucker, a 19th century lace maker and designer who lived at Barnells, a house in Branscombe on the East Devon coast. The flower uses typical East Devon lace techniques, including raising and rolling.

Honiton East Devon lace sprig - This lace motif represents the flower of a well known tree, often found in Victorian gardens. The spray of laburnum is worked in East Devon bobbin lace. All sections of the spray use a raised technique with the flowers worked in both whole and half stitch. This is one of a series of naturalistic sprigs (lace motifs) said to have been designed and made by Louisa Tucker, a daughter of the Branscombe lace manufacturer John Tucker. Victorian Gardens

Victorian Gardens

Honiton East Devon lace sprig - This lace motif represents the flower of a well known tree, often found in Victorian gardens. The spray of laburnum is worked in East Devon bobbin lace. All sections of the spray use a raised technique with the flowers worked in both whole and half stitch. This is one of a series of naturalistic sprigs (lace motifs) said to have been designed and made by Louisa Tucker, a daughter of the Branscombe lace manufacturer John Tucker.

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