Renaissance.—Modern lace, made of narrow tape or braid formed into patterns, held together by brides, the brides forming subsidiary designs. Battenberg is the same thing.
Repoussé.—Applied to the design, being a pattern that has the effect of being stamped in.
Rococo.—Italian lace, bearing the rococo design.
Rose Point.—See [Venetian point].
Seaming Lace.—Narrow, openwork insertion.
Spanish Lace.—A comprehensive term. Convent-made, needlepoint lace. Cut drawnwork effects, also convent-made. Needlepoint lace in large squares. Black silk lace in floral designs.
Spanish Point.—Ancient embroidery of gold, silver, and silk passementerie.
Swiss Lace.—Swiss embroidered net in imitation of Brussels.
Tambour.—Variety of Limerick.