She finds now that outlets for Victorian lace have increased.

Somehow, his mind had been primed for satin and lace.

With the passage of time and an increasing demand in the market for lace, the way the world produced goods changed.

Demands rose quickly and so net-like ground for lace was being produced in special manufactures around 1700.

And fishermen come by and trade food for lace.

In France, from where the machines originate, double knitting is mostly used for lace.

Modernist designers seem to go for lace as a way to move forward from minimalism.

Again, we borrow from the French, this time for lace or tracery.

That same interest has spawned a new audience for antique lace, another elegant linen product.

London is a wonderful place to look for old linens and lace, with a growing number of dealers specializing in them.