AN EXAMINATION OF THE COPPER ALLOY LACE TAGS FROM ACTON COURT

Author(s): S Strong

A large collection of copper alloy lace tags was recovered from Acton Court, Avon, a house dating from the Tudor period. The tags enclose the ends of laces which were commonly used as fastening devices on clothes from the 14th - 17th centuries. This report discusses their typology and investigates the type of lace they contain.

Report Number:
88/1990
Series:
AML Reports (New Series)
Pages:
3
Keywords:
Copper Alloy

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