Tussenzetsel van wit kant gedecoreerd met aaneengeregen opengewerkte ovalen op karton c. 1920

This piece of white lace trim, designed by Gustav Schnitzler, is a sample from around 1920. It features a delicate pattern of interconnected openwork ovals, characteristic of the era's decorative styles. The piece, held at the Rijksmuseum, demonstrates the artistic influence of lace making in the early 20th century. The intricate craftsmanship and delicate design exemplify the beauty and utility of this textile art form, once a popular embellishment for clothing and household items.