Honiton lace
/ˈhɒnɪt(ə)n
/ /ˈhʌn-/noun [mass noun]
Lace consisting of floral sprigs hand sewn on to fine net or joined by lacework.The gallery displays a selection of Honiton lace drawn from our collection of world significance....
- This handkerchief is a good example of the best of Honiton lace made during the 19th Century.
- Some teachers also hold courses on Honiton lace at various venues in England and abroad.
Origin
Mid 19th century: from Honiton, the name of a town in Devon.
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