Duchesse.—Pillow lace with fine net ground with the patterns in raised work, volants, and the like.
Dutch Lace.—Practically a coarse Valenciennes.
English Point.—See [Angleterre].
Escurial.—Heavy silk lace made in imitation of Rose point. Patterns outlined with cable edge.
Esprit (Point d’).—Dotted bobbinet with the dots either singly or in clusters.
Filet Lace.—Any lace made with a square mesh net.
Flemish Point.—Needlepoint lace made in Flanders.
Footing.—Simple insertion of Brussels net from one to three inches in width.
Galloon.—Irregular band with a fancy edge. Entire piece often in zigzag or scallop form.
Gaze (Point de).—Flemish point lace resembling point d’Alençon, though much softer, being without horsehair.