Hat slip (fragment) of needle lace with wheel picots in triangular fields and a lily of the valley in undulating midfield; Hat slip (fragment) of natural-colored needle lace: Brussels gauze lace. This is the bottom of the straight hat slip with rounded end. Between wide triangular fields along the edges; with a decorative filling of radar picots in a hexagonal or diamond-shaped grid; runs a wide wavy midfield with a fine mesh soil; a mesh lace soil. In this midfield there is a flower branch; a lily of the valley (daisy flower with bells); two loose scatter flowers and in the rounded end a flower branch with a flower that forms part of the fine scallop edge. The motifs are made up of festival stitches with fine cut-outs and embossed relief contours. Decorative fillings are mainly applied in the triangular fields. The flat shell edge consists of concatenated flowers and elongated leaves and is finished with picots.; anonymous; Brussels; c. 1725 - c. 1749; linen (material); Brussels point de gaze; l 19 cm 脙鈥?w 9 cm