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The Lace Museum would like to offer you the opportunity to sponsor a very special item from the museum’s fabulous collection. 

How this works:  you select a piece of lace or a display from the list of available pieces, sign a sponsorship agreement and pay the museum a set fee for a three year sponsorship.

Your sponsorship fee will allow the museum to

·      Maintain and conserve the piece of lace

·      Provide safe and appropriate storage for the lace

·      Mount or frame the piece if it is needed

·      Improve the quality of exhibitions at the museum

·      Help with operating expenses at the museum

During your three-year sponsorship, The Lace Museum will:

·      Care for and maintain this item in its collection,

·       Notify the sponsor if the item is to be a part of a rotating exhibition or a traveling exhibition,

·      Allow the sponsor to view the item with at least 7 days notice if it is not on exhibit,

·      Post a plaque near the item recognizing the sponsor while it is on display

The items on the sponsorship list which are on permanent display and include multiple items in a shadowbox, showcase or show drawer have a $500 sponsor fee.  The items which are on rotating display have a $250 sponsor fee.


Lace and Displays available for sponsorship:

Permanent Displays   ($500 for three years):

The large showcase with lacemaking and sewing tools

Kaye Asahi’s bobbin shadowbox

The Bobbin Lace Drawer - photo left

The Tatting Drawer

The Tape Lace Drawer

The Hair Lace Drawer - photo left

The Bug Lace Drawer

Items in the collection which rotate on and off exhibition  ($250 for three years):

(additional items will be added to this list over time)

Tatted fichu with crystals and pearls by Dan Rausch-Fisher

Rosaline Perle table runner – mounted on blue as wall hanging

Irish Crochet Bedspread, mounted on blue

Princess Lace Veil, mounted on blue

Machine Lace Tablecloth with train, Indians, log cabins, etc.

Cantu tablecloth, mounted on green

Normandy tablecloth – with cupids in center

Framed Fan – Brussels appliqué - photo left

Framed Fan – Bucks Point - photo left

Framed Fan -  Point de Gaze - photo left

Framed Fan 2– Point de Gaze

Framed Fan – Spanish Hand-painted machine lace fan - photo left

Bobbin lace drawer:

Hair lace drawer:

Brussels applique with mother-of-pearl sticks and guards:

Bucks Point Lace  with mother-of-pearl sticks and guards

Point de Gaze with mother-of-pearl sticks and guards:

Spanish hand-painted Machine lace: