bi3, I was thinking it might be a lace edge on the VMS sleeves because it seems finer than dagged sleeves (although there were also sometimes finely-dagged sleeves). Dagged sleeves might have been a way of simulating lace edges at a lower price. I can't remember if I posted examples earlier in this thread or on one of the other threads but I've mentioned this before.
There was a great deal of handcrafted lace in noble circles, but details like that were only recorded in very careful drawings. There were some finely dagged or maybe lace sleeves in Tacuinum Sanitatus
BL Add 1277 has lace or finely dagged sleeves. Below, from NAL 1673 are some tatted sleeves (left) and what probably is a rough drawing of lace-edged sleeves (which I've probably posted before):
There was a great deal of handcrafted lace in noble circles, but details like that were only recorded in very careful drawings. There were some finely dagged or maybe lace sleeves in Tacuinum Sanitatus
BL Add 1277 has lace or finely dagged sleeves. Below, from NAL 1673 are some tatted sleeves (left) and what probably is a rough drawing of lace-edged sleeves (which I've probably posted before):
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