Tussenzetsel van roomwitte machinale kant met patroon van aaneengeschakelde bloemen, op karton c. 1925

This delicate lace trim, created by Gustav Schnitzler around 1925, showcases the intricate beauty of machine-made lace. The cream-colored trim features a repeating pattern of connected flowers, adding a touch of elegance to any garment. The piece is currently part of the Rijksmuseum's collection, offering a glimpse into the history of textile design and craftsmanship. This small sample, measuring only 4.5 cm in width and 27 cm in length, demonstrates the precision and artistry involved in the creation of machine-made lace in the early 20th century.