TUSSINGER'S "LACEWORK"
ECCENTRICS
CIRCA 1920's AND 1930's
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COPYRIGHT AUGUST 31, 2010 PETER A. BOSTROM

    These three Tussinger eccentrics represent the most elaborate and delicate design pattern in the collection. They are the most impressive eccentrics and are best described as having "lace-work edges." They represent some of the most delicate edge work of all the eccentrics. The design was applied using large round expanding notches all along the biface edges. Then another series of V-shaped notches were applied between the large notches which formed the thin and delicate "branches." On some of the notches, as can be seen on the example to the left, in order to further complicate the design a small projection was left isolated at the center of the V-shaped notches.
   The longest eccentric in this picture measures 6 3/4 inches (17.1 cm) long and 3 1/8 inches (8 cm) wide.

Three Tussinger "lacework" eccentrics.

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