Assorted Black and White Lace Trimmings, Stoles, assorted lengths of applique trims, embroidery, bead work, two rolls of Darvel Lace, Ayrshire curtain lace with original label etc (three boxes)

In 1876 lace making was introduced to the Irvine Valley by Alexander Morton, and mills began to spring up in Darvel and nearby Newmilns. The valley's products were exported throughout the world, with India providing a particularly large market for lace, muslin and madras. Darvel became known as the "Lace Town" and Darvel Lace was known throughout the world.