In the detailed account of the trousseau furnished to his daughter, there is no mention of lace; but the author of One Year in Sweden has seen the body of his little granddaughter, the Princess Isabella, daughter of John III., as it lies in the vault of Strengnäs, the child's dress and shoes literally covered with gold and silver lace of a Gothic pattern, fresh and untarnished as though made yesterday.
In the Victoria and Albert Museum there is a collection of Norwegian cut-work of the eighteenth century.
Weber. Bilberbuch.
Leipzig, 1746. Handbok for unga Fruntimmer, by Ekenmark. Stockholm, 1826-28.
Some are twice the width of Fig. 117.