Craft of making lace using thread wound on bone or wooden bobbins.
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They also learned to make bone lace with pillow and bobbins.
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In 1697, the Ehglish prohibited the importation of bone lace, the manufacture of Flanders.
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The women make a little bone lace.
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For the best bone lace, not under 20 yards, £5:5s.
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After much hesitation, he selected a coat and breeches of black velvet, a pearl-coloured vest, and cravat and ruffles of fine English bone lace.
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William Kempe of "Duxburrow" in 1641 left hats, hat-boxes, rich hatbands, bone laces, leather hat-cases; also ten "capps."
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Light glared through the walls, and upon the topmost point of all the palace of the bishop was balanced, its bones laced against the sky.