Tussenzetsel van roomwitte machinale kant met patroon van doorlopende bladrank, op karton c. 1925

This delicate piece of machine-made lace, created by Gustav Schnitzler around 1925, is a beautiful example of the intricate patterns that could be achieved with the technology of the time. The piece, housed in the Rijksmuseum, is made of cream-colored, machine-made lace with a delicate floral pattern. The lace is mounted on cardboard, highlighting its delicate nature and showcasing the craftsmanship of the period. This example of decorative arts exemplifies the artistic potential of textiles in the early 20th century.