Tussenzetsel van wit kant, gedecoreerd met aaneengeregen ovalen tussen moesjes op karton c. 1920

This is a piece of white bobbin lace from around 1920, created by Gustav Schnitzler and housed in the Rijksmuseum. The delicate lace is made of intricately woven threads, featuring a repeating pattern of oval shapes. It is likely a sample of lace, as it is mounted on a card with a handwritten label, suggesting it was part of a larger collection. The simplicity of the design and the fine craftsmanship of the lace exemplify the popular styles of the early 20th century.