Antique/Old Quilts - Gallery #3
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Offering this colorful quilt hand made from lots of feedsack fabrics. the quilt. Endless Chain, or looks like Pinwheels to me. This is an Alice Brooks, Laura Wheeler, C Curtis, or OCS pattern most likey. Condition is excellent and unused, has had a bath. There's one small spot as shown. Hand quilting is done at 5 spi and the deep purple border has a nice separate green binding that is stitched on by hand. Piecing was done mostly by hand. Illinois
Price: $795.00
(Item: Q-681)
Offering this mint conditon grandmothers flower Garden quilt that is unwashed and looks to be unused , so in excellent condition. The hand quilting is very nice at 8-9 spi. It is hand quilted around each small hexagon, and the hexagons measure just 11/2 inches diameter. The separate 30's green binding is put on by hand and hand stitched down. This is a real quality quilt. The green trail between the gardens really look nice visually. The generous size of 81x95 makes it big enough for some of todays beds and thicker mattresses. A very collectible, but usable quilt. Ohio
Price: $945.00
(Item: Q-670)
This is a good usable Field of Diamonds vintage quilt. This pattern is really a variation of the traditional flower garden quilt. The pattern is made in a diamond shape that gives if the field of hexagonal diamonds. It is in very good condition and is ready to use. All hand quilted around each piece at 7 spi. The separate green binding is also hand bound. Lots of colorful prints were used in making the quilt. Southwest Missouri area
Price: $445.00
(Item: Q-644)
This pictorial 1950's vintage Cowboy quilt is a pretty neat pictorial quilt. Look at the central cowboy and the cowboy and cowgirl sitting on the fence. No detail was left out having also the cactus, Indian, campfire, tipi, calf, boots, hat, and lots more. The size of 44x66 would consider it more of a crib size or throw for a twin or it makes a great wall piece too. The condition is good and it does have some age or storage spots,, as shown. There is some light wear on some of the applique pieces, but if just using for a display quilt, it works great. It is all hand quilted at 6-8 spi and also the applique is all done by hand. The separate yellow binding is stitched on by hand. Pictorials such as these with this western theme pattern are not easily found. This was a kit quilt and I am offering a new reproduction pattern or the full kit (includes cotton fabric) of this quilt which is found on my kit/pattern page.
(Item: Q-611)
This is a very well made embroidered Basket quilt with it full of flowers. Condition is excellent. Both embroidery and French knots were used in making the flowers. The hand quilting is quilt good at a nice 8 spi. There is an attractive pattern of angular quilting design in the border and a smaller scale quilting pattern in the sashing. The separate pink binding is stitched on by hand. This is an embroidery pattern by the Rainbow Quilt Design Company. They have a web site and one can contact them for patterns. Go to www.rainbowquiltdesigns.com .
Price: $595.00
(Item: Q-606)
An unusual pieced stars quilt with many diamond pieces making up the stars. This quilt also has a prairie point border. The condition of the quilt is excellent and there are a few minor nips in the prairie points edge only. All hand quilted at 6-7 spi. This pattern as noted is really called Flying Bats, but I did like the Diamond Stars name. It was unwashed when I acquired it and has had one bath. The piecing of the pattern is very different, so look at the close ups. Missouri
Price: $675.00
(Item: Q-579)
This colorful stars quilt with borders is in excellent condition, mint- it is unused and never washed. Looks to be all hand pieced and hand quilted at 6 spi. To hand piece this pattern required lots of work, as there are lots of diamonds. The stars are quilted by the piece and the border has quilting throughout the pattern. There is an extra border on the 2 ends and something different was the 2 fabrics used for the binding, adding alittle uniqueness to the quilt., but then that is what makes quilts so special. We may wonder why the 2 fabrics , the red print and the yellow print,, as did she/he run out of fabric? There is an off white muslin backing. Displays well,,, fantastic pattern. Columbia, Missouri area.
Price: $785.00
(Item: Q-572)
This colorful Texas Lone Star quilt is in very good condition . Actually was unused and has had one washing. There is some very slight color bleed in 5 of the pumpkin diamonds and a small storage spot on the binding. Solids of pumpkin, green and pink on a white ground and a border of pumpkin , white and green with a pumpkin binding. The binding is put on by machine. The quilting is by hand at 7-8 spi. The diamonds are on the smaller scale and very nicely pieced. There is quilting in each diamond. The border has a cable-like quilting pattern. The quilt is clean and ready to use or display. Massachusetts
Price: $565.00
(Item: Q-557)
This Chain Variation quilt is in good condition and is all hand quilted at a nice even 11 spi. The small blocks are 1
1/2 inches square. More of a fabric quilt with all the fabrics used in constructing the quilt. A red gingham print
binding was stitched on by hand. Some indigos and double pinks and plaids are included in the blocks. The quilt has
had a bath and is clean. There are a few slight age spots and a handfull of brown blocks with some fabric
deterioration, but they blend in and if desired could be easily replaced with 1880's fabric. A very pleasing quilt
that displays well. Virginia
Price: $465.00
(Item: Q-551)
This quilt is from an Oklahoma Native American ladies trunk as was told to me. She was from Tallequah, Oklahoma. The
pattern , the Airplane pattern was probably from one of Cappers weekly publications. Some of the publications that
Cappers Weekly printed that included quilt patterns were Kansas Farmer, Cappers Farmer and several more. This quilt is
in excellent condition, as it looked to be pretty much unused and now has had just one wash. It is hand quilted in the
Baptist fan pattern at a 5 spi. Lots of feedsacks went into the making of this quilt. The separate pink binding was put
on by hand. Airplane and Native American quilts are harder to come by and this is a good example of a quilt from the
1940's with that pattern. Oklahoma
Price: $585.00
(Item: Q-534)
This Log Cabin quilt made around the early 1900's is in unused condition having only a few slight water or storage
spots on the backing. It appears to have never been washed and probably was stored most of its life. Hand quilted at
6 spi. The separate red binding is applied by hand. Lots of fabrics used that include shirtings, plaids, prints and
solids and having a solid red border. The way the quilt was pieced and the colors laid out were very effective and
visual. The center of the block is solid red also. A popular pattern and very well made. Great quilt for decorating or
to use in many ways.
Price: $925.00
(Item: Q-504)
Crazy Quilt-solids- 1920's Art Quilt(q-411)- Circa 1920's, size 71x86. The condition of this quilt is excellent, really
mint. It looks like it was just stored and never used. The solid colored pieces are like a felted fabric and the backing
is a flannel stripe. The use of these solid colored felts, give the quilt a very artistic look and it could be used
easily as an art piece. Displays well and great condition in this Illinois quilt.
Price: $975.00
(Item: Q-411)
Childs Pictorial Crib Applique Quilt(q-304) Circa 1930's, size 36x56. This crib quilt is in excellent condition . It is
all hand quilted at a nice 8-9 spi and also hand appliqued with some hand embroidery too. Applique figures of children,
a ship, apple, a pear, grapes, jack in the box, a cat, etc. All the applique is on a blue ground and the separate
binding is hand whipped on This was a kit quilt. Unsure of the company. A nice quilt for a collection.
Price: $575.00
(Item: Q-304)
Ocean Waves Quilt(q-294)-Circa 1880's, size 65x96. The condition of this quilt is mint, unused and unwashed. This is a
very planned quilt with fabrics of browns, double pink and green. All hand quilted at 7-8 spi. The binding is hand
whipped on. Early print backing. NE USA.
Price: $735.00
(Item: Q-294)
Minature Rainbow Hexagonal Quilt 3/4 INCH (q-275) Circa 1920's-30's, size 78x102. The condition of this fabulous quilt
is excellent, looks unused. The small hand pieced and hand quilted pieces that make up this awesome quilt just make me
want to know the person that made this quilt. It came from an estate in Wentworth, Mo. and with some research, found it
was made by Pearl Davidson. There are approx 12,320 pieces in the quilt. All hand quilted at 9 spi. The little hexagons
are only 3/4 inch and the side of each hexagon is less than an 1/2 inch. The separate tiny binding is hand whipped on.
A real treasure and a special quilt. When hanging the center is not exactly flat. It is such a treat for the eyes with
the use of solid cottons, making a field of hexagons. Lots of visual appeal. Missouri estate.
Price: $3895.00
(Item: Q-275)
Ocean Waves Quilt-Blue and White(q-264) Circa 1890's, size 82x84 . The condition of this quilt is excellent with no
wear. The hand quilting is very nice at 9 spi and there is lots of it. The quilt is also hand pieced. There are 3 spots
I found where there is some small loss of color in the blue, the worst shown. A nice separate tiny bindng that is
machine stitched down. Feels like it's only been washed once or twice. Hangs and displays nicely. Nice small pieces and
an attractive pattern. Indiana estate.
Price: $975.00
(Item: Q-264)
Double Wedding Ring quilt(q-232) Circa 1930's, size 63x73. This different wedding ring quilt has some character , as
the quilter first used a non-typical green ground and there is one block that really stands out , the cheddar and black
block arcs. Maybe she just wanted to be different or didn't want the "perfect looking" quilt, or maybe just ran out of
other fabrics,, if we only knew! Also, in the arcs of the rings, the maker sometimes alternated solids and sometimes
used all prints. There are several feedsack fabrics used in the making of this quilt. The backing is solid pink. The
pieces in the blocks are fairly small. It is all hand quilted at 4-5 spi. It has been rebound with old fabric and is
whipped on by hand. I acquired this quilt in Missouri.
Price: $465.00
(Item: Q-232)