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* 1947 Advert as Specialists in Window Furnishings. Lace: Nets, Brise-Bise, Bedspreads, Curtains, etc. Fabrics: End-and-Ends, Folkweaves, Prints, Brocades, Velours. (Textiles Section) | * 1947 Advert as Specialists in Window Furnishings. Lace: Nets, Brise-Bise, Bedspreads, Curtains, etc. Fabrics: End-and-Ends, Folkweaves, Prints, Brocades, Velours. (Textiles Section) <ref>[[1947 British Industries Fair]] Advert 484</ref> | ||
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* | ** A brise-bise is short net or lace curtaining designed to be hung horizontally across the lower portion of the window. <ref>[http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/definition/BRISE+BISE] Webster's Online Dictionary</ref> | ||
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of Esco House, Stoney Street, Nottingham
- 1947 Advert as Specialists in Window Furnishings. Lace: Nets, Brise-Bise, Bedspreads, Curtains, etc. Fabrics: End-and-Ends, Folkweaves, Prints, Brocades, Velours. (Textiles Section) [1]
- Note: **
- A brise-bise is short net or lace curtaining designed to be hung horizontally across the lower portion of the window. [2]
Sources of Information
- ↑ 1947 British Industries Fair Advert 484
- ↑ [1] Webster's Online Dictionary