Black bobbin stola with four oval medallions within a rectangular frame, anonymous, c. 1870 Black bobbin stola: Chantilly side. Elongated rectangular model. The symmetrical pattern consists of a rectangular decorative frame around the Stola, in which four oval medallions are located. Each medallion has four oval nodes and a serrated inner edge. A rose branch in every medallion. In the fields between the medallions and in the longitudinal direction of the Stola, an elongated rose branch with two larger roses and three hanging larger leaves at the bottom. In midfield a mirrored rose in the center from which a rosette flower protrudes and leaf branches with flower buds or berries. The rectangular decorative frame is straightened from the outside and on the inside with long incised leaves, interrupted by a star. The outer edge consists of a succession of rosettes and forget-me-not, which is interrupted with every medallion by an oval junction with fan motif. The motifs are made in netslag