Paper $47.95 ISBN: 9780859893794 Published January 1992 For sale in North and South America only

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The History of the Honiton Lace Industry

H.J. Yallop

The History of the Honiton Lace Industry
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H.J. Yallop

Distributed for University of Exeter Press

364 pages | illustrations | 9 x 6-1/10 | © 1992
Paper $47.95 ISBN: 9780859893794 Published January 1992 For sale in North and South America only
Honiton lace is one of the world's great laces, and this book for the first time tells the full story of the industry that produces it, from its beginnings in the sixteenth century to its demise in the twentieth. Over 100 photographs illustrate the history of design in Honiton lace as well as the technical aspects of manufacture. There is an intensive bibliography that is the most comprehensive in the field yet to appear and forms a useful source of reference.
The Lace Collector

“Dr Yallop's book is a treasure chest filled with new clues for those who approach lace as a fascinating puzzle.” –The Lace Collector

Canadian Lacemaker Gazette

“I highly recommend it not only to lacemakers . . . but also to anyone interested in textiles or the social and historical aspects of cottage industries.” –Canadian Lacemaker Gazette

Business History

“This is a satisfying study, provoking much thought on domestic industries of the past, and perhaps of the future too.” –Business History

Contents

Preface

Foreword by Santina M. Levey

Introduction

 

Part 1 – The rise and decline of an industry

1. The origin of the Industry

2. 1617-1707, an age of legislation

3. The English lace industry in 1698

4. 1617-1707, the products of the industry

5. 1707-1816, continuation and contraction

6. 1768-1820, the machine revolution

7. 1820-1940, the years of decline

8. 1820-1940, attempts to halt the decline

 

Part 2 – The people of the industry

9. The manufacturers

10. The lacemakers-at work

11. The lacemakers-at play

12. Designs and designers

13. Distribution and Sales

 

Postscript

Appendices

Bibliography

Illustrations

Index

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