US Patent 2,132,603, granted to Julius Brickner of Brooklyn and assigned to C. H. D. Robbins Co., describes a filled lace with a raised, relief design. A heavy filling thread is laid behind the dense areas of a machine-made lace and held by cross stitches on the back and parallel chain stitches on the face. The text covers the manufacturing method, which sews the lace to a buckram backing, stitches in the filler, and then heat-disintegrates the buckram, and it gives one claim. Two pages, with a drawing sheet of five figures.