Cindy's Antique Quilts

This nicely quilted Daffodil applique quilt is in excellent condition. It looks like a blooming flower to me and just right for a bed or wall display. All fine hand quilting at 8-9 spi. It is appliqued onto a pretty white ground and has a soft yellow sashing. The separate white binding is stitched on by hand. It looks to be unused and has been professionally washed. It looks to be a kit quilt as a few of the faint blue quilting marks are visible. A beautiful well made quilt.  Kansas 

This nicely quilted Daffodil applique quilt is in excellent condition. It looks like a blooming flower to me and just right for a bed or wall display. All fine hand quilting at 8-9 spi. It is appliqued onto a pretty white ground and has a soft yellow sashing. The separate white binding is stitched on by hand. It looks to be unused and has been professionally washed. It looks to be a kit quilt as a few of the faint blue quilting marks are visible. A beautiful well made quilt.  Kansas 

Offering this unused, excellent condition quilt, a Wreath Of Roses.  The quilt looks like it was just stored and wasn't used and has never been washed. An eye catching pattern of red and green with a tiny bit of cheddar in the center of the rose. There is hand quilting outlining each of the appliqued pieces. The binding was done by bringing the back forward to the front and hand stitched down. The hand quilting is done at 5 spi and nice hand applique. Pennsylvania

Check out this reasonaby priced Double Nine Patch antique quilt. The condition of this early quilt, circa 1870 and some earlier fabrics, is very good with only some toning and a few pops/deterioration in some of the blocks. The scale of the blocks is only 1 inch. The hand quilting is done at 8-9 spi. Look at some of the fabrics for examples of that earlier time period. See the turkey red and the madders. The separate binding is stitched on by hand.  The quilt came from the Maurine Agnew estate in Paris, Missouri. 

This appealing quilt came from the Dorothy Bass estate in Rocky, Oklahoma. The pattern called Duck Paddle,,, such a name you can visualize ducks wadding in a pond and paddleing to get along.  The conditon of the quilt is excellent and looks to have never been washed. It is all hand quilted at 5-6 spi and the separate double pink binding is stitched on by hand both sides. Beautiful indigo sashing sets off the blocks. Note the odd block in the corner. We ask why and can come up with reasons, such as no one is perfect but God or maybe the maker had the extra block and wanted to use it up. There are several quilts from this families estate in the Oklahoma Heritage Quilts Book. This quilt is published in the book and it's on page 83.  Dorothy Bass was related to the Andrews sisters who are said to have made the quilt. Rocky, Oklahoma.

Offering this stunning circa 1930's quilt, an Autumn Leaves Quilt. It is in excellent condition and is such a beauty. Superb hand quilting at 10 spi and detailed quilting designs in the ground.  Small scale prints  used for the leaves and a green for the curving vine. Love how the vines and the inner borders work to make this so attractive. A medallion style quilt that appeals to so many. There is a separate hand stitched on binding.  It displays so nicely and can be hung on a wall or shown on a bed.  All the applique is done by hand and the quality shows in this quilt throughout. This pattern was designed by Anne Orr. It was also sold by Needlecraft Supply Company. There's a quilt similar to this quilt pattern that won Honorable Mention in the Chicago Worlds Fair Sears National Quilt Competition in 1933. Ohio

Offering this mint condition blue and white quilt,, a Hole in the Barn Door pattern.  It is sometimes called Churn Dash and may have other names depending on the part of the country one may be from.  One of the traits of this quilt is the super fine quilting, the condition and also the appealinig blue fabric used in making this quilt.  Look at the images and note the workmanship. The conditon as noted is unused, mint and has been washed just one time. The fine hand quilting is at 12-13 stitches per inch. Now that is talent done so many years ago. For the binding the backing was brought to the front and machine stitched down. The quilt came from New York.  

Offering this fantastic Tulip Applique Quilt Top with the most unusual border. The top has a very folk art appeal. The border is so different, so take a look. The condition is excellent other than some slight migration of color on one corner, as shown. All the applique is done by hand. It displays so graphically and could be used as is or quilted.  I have had alot of quilt tops and this one is definitely on the rare side. Rochester, New York. 

Offering this fantastic Tulip Applique Quilt Top with the most unusual border. The top has a very folk art appeal. The border is so different, so take a look. The condition is excellent other than some slight migration of color on one corner, as shown. All the applique is done by hand. It displays so graphically and could be used as is or quilted.  I have had alot of quilt tops and this one is definitely on the rare side. Rochester, New York. 

Offering this popular pattern, called Double Irish Chain. This is a quilt top. Nicely hand pieced.  Note the maker used the same indigo throughout. Circa 1890's. 

Offering this fantastic Pinwheels Quilt top. Excellent condition and there's such a great variety of old fabrics. Look at the images and enjoy.  Looks like it's all hand pieced too. Montville, Ct. estate.

Offering this super good looking Floral Applique quilt with a beautiful setting with lattice work and set off with the vining floral border. The condition is excellent and looks to have been unused with some faint storage spots near one edge, as shown. There is no wear and is very well quilted at 6 spi and the applique was done using the button hole stitch and looks super with this pattern. The quilt recently had it's first bath so fresh and ready to enjoy. Note all the detailed quilting patterns. This is a kit quilt, but I am not sure what company produced this one. A pretty blue binding that is stitched down by hand finishes off the quilt. The embroidered stems bring out the small red buds on the vine. North Carolina

Offering this super nice set of 12 Turley Track quilt blocks. Hand pieced and wonderful fabrics. Approximately 10 1/2 x10 1/2 inches. Circa 1870's. Nice condition. 

This is a very nice Dahlia appliqued quilt in wonderful condition. Freshly wet washed so ready to use and enjoy. The hand quilting is at 6 spi. The maker added a nice border of triangles that have a soft scallop to them. The separate binding is stitched down by hand. There's a feathered wreath quilting pattern in between the blocks. The size is really generous at 78x92 inches.  Kansas  

Offering this wonderful set of Turkey Tracks quilt blocks. A set of 8 blocks, size approximately 10 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches that are hand pieced. This set has some great early fabrics.

Offering this attractive quilt in a pattern called Joseph's Coat. This pattern is generally made with several fabrics and this was unusual that is was made with just the one fabric on a white ground. A pattern with lots of curves and looks great on a wall or to use on a bed.  It is in excellent condition and is unused and has had one bath so is ready to enjoy. The hand quilting is at 6 spi and for the binding the back is brought forward to the front and hand stitched down. From Tennessee. 

Offering this exquisite Tulip Garden quit with a most wonderful border. The quilt is in excellent conditon and is ready to enjoy. It is unused and has been washed once by me. This attractive pattern is a Ladies Art Company pattern #6071, but had thought possible a Hubert ver Mehren design of Des Moines, Iowa due to the unique border.  The hand quilting is at a nice 9 spi. The flowers consist of 2 shades of oranges/sherbert and 2 shades of pinks with green stems and base. The wonderful orange/sherbert shades for the border really set this pattern off beautifully. The separate binding is stitched on by hand.  Kansas  SALE $xx

Offering this 2 color Ocean Waves antique quilt. The condition is very good and is fresh washed and ready to enjoy.  It is all hand quilted at 5 spi with it being quilted by the piece and some double line quilting too. The separate binding is stitched on by machine. The quilt came from the George Alsbach estate in Weatherford, Ok. He had been a librarian at SWSU in Weatherford. A very usable quilt. 

Offering this fabulous Beacon Indian blanket. A real handsome blanket that has rich colors of indigo and deep rich red shade with some green and tan to add to the detail. The original sateen binding is attached and shows some natural wear. The Beacon company label is still attached and is shown in the images. This was a style Sachem #9 blanket in the 1925 -26 Beacon catalog. There's an image of this blanket as shown in the book Beacon Blankets Make Warm Friends by Jerry and Kathy Browstein, page 56 upper left.  This cotton blanket  has lots of body and displays quite nicely. It can be enjoyed in so many ways and a great piece for a collection. Look at the images and any questions, I'm glad to try and answer.   

Offering this graphic red and white antique quilt, a Sawtooth Square in a Square with a nice sawtooth border. The condition is excellent. The quilt is freshly washed and ready to enjoy. Beautiful hand quilting designs with several patterns used to make the quilt. All hand quilted at 7 spi. There's a separate binding that was stitched on by hand.  Massachusetts 

This is one nice 2 color quilt, Bud Wheel pattern,, or there may be another name for this unusual pattern.  It's a red/orange shade and is fresh and clean and ready to enjoy. The condition is excellent. This beauty is nicely hand quilted at 7-9 spi. The separate binding is stitched down by hand. There is hand quilting by the piece and diamond quilting in the border and the alternate block areas. Looks great on a bed or a wall and works well with so much of todays decor. The size of 77x93 is generous too so would top a queen and have some drop and great to just add color to any bed.  Iowa  

Offering this rare and hard to find trade blanket, a Capps Shoshone Indian trade blanket. This blanket has colors of red, black, gray, green and off white. The simplicity and beauty of the pattern is something Capps was known for in the designs of their blankets. The condition is very good with only some wear to the original felted binding. The blanket looks and displays great. Thinking that this blanket is now 100 years old, that a little wear on the edge is to be expected. The original frame of the Capps label is visible. There's a picture of this pattern in the book Chasing Rainbows by Barry Friedman on page 72 and also a full size page image of one in the book Language of the Robe by Bob Kapoun, on page 72. A fantastic blanket for a collector and one that is ready to enjoy with no excuses.  

Offering this wonderful Oregon City Indian trade blanket that is in fantastic condition. It is wool and still has the original Oregon City label in the corner. The colors of teal, pumpkin, brown, brick, green and more give this pattern a great look and the design is detailed.  The excellent whip stitched binding is still intact and is in excellent shape.  The label is the 5th label, circa 1920-1935. There is a pattern like this shown in one of the 1911 catalogs. There's a blanket like this in the book Chasing Rainbows by Barry Friedman on page 143, lower left, and also one in the book Language of the Robe by Bob Kapoun, page 100. The blanket displays wonderfully and is a great piece for a collection. Several images taken in different light, so enjoy.  

Offering this scrappy fabric Carpenter's Wheel quilt. It is in very good condition and is ready to enjoy. Lots of color and an attractive pattern. All hand quilted at 6 spi. The backing is a solid blue. The replaced binding of vintage floursack fabric is stitched on by hand.  A fun quilt that gives some "happy" to a room! The use of the orange/pumpkin makes this pattern pop!! Kansas

Offering this very nice and well made Grandmother's Flower Garden quilt.  Nice small pieces about 1 1/8 inches diameter and some of the pieces are even fussy cut. Fussy cut is a method where one cuts out a pattern and on this it is centered in the small hexagons during piecing.  The condition is excellent. It is all hand quilted at 9-10 spi. It is hand quilted around each hexagon,, so lots of hand work went into making this antique quilt. A nice neat stitched on by hand binding sets off the finishing of the quilt. Note too how all the small points on the edge are bound. Illinois.

This is literally one Sweetheart of a quilt... called Romance a Lee Wards kit quilt,,,, Roses in a Heart applique with a border of applqiue. The condition of this quilt is excellent! It is ready to be given to that special person,,, or just get it for your self as a gift. A nice one also to add to a collection,,, one I have not seen in the many kit quilts I have had. It is a kit quilt and has been washed so is ready to enjoy. There's still some slight tell tell signs on the edge, that says Lee Wards, Elgin, Ill #8-9031 or 9131.   The neat narrow pink separate binding is stitched on by hand.  The hand quilting is done at a nice 7-8 spi and also the applique is hand done. A beautiful design with a lovely border and it is very appealing. Generous in size too at 76x89 inches.  Don't let this one get by for Valentines Day!!!! Sweethearts can be friends, mothers, sisters , wives, a grandparent, daughters, partners.....it fits so many!!!

This is an exceptional circa 1880's Basket Quilt in very good condition. The 2 colors of indigo and white make this an excellent choice for decorating or collecting. The indigo fabric is the same throughout the quilt, so one knows that it was an intentional choice of the quiltmaker. The hand quilting is done at a nice 7 spi and for the binding the maker just stitched it down by machine. Probably an old treadle machine was used in finishing up the quilt. The baskets are hand pieced and the handle is appliqued onto the ground fabric.  This antique quilt looks great on a wall or on a bed and note the difference in design and the border of triangles. Love that triple sashing and how visual the quilt is as seen displayed. The way the maker used the triangles on the edge really frames the rest of the quilt. Wouldn't we have liked to have know more about this quiltmaker and her/him dare to be different. From Ohio.

This is an exceptional circa 1880's Basket Quilt in very good condition. The 2 colors of indigo and white make this an excellent choice for decorating or collecting. The indigo fabric is the same throughout the quilt, so one knows that it was an intentional choice of the quiltmaker. The hand quilting is done at a nice 7 spi and for the binding the maker just stitched it down by machine. Probably an old treadle machine was used in finishing up the quilt. The baskets are hand pieced and the handle is appliqued onto the ground fabric.  This antique quilt looks great on a wall or on a bed and note the difference in design and the border of triangles. Love that triple sashing and how visual the quilt is as seen displayed. The way the maker used the triangles on the edge really frames the rest of the quilt. Wouldn't we have liked to have know more about this quiltmaker and her/him dare to be different. From Ohio.

This is stunning well made antique quilt from circa 1890's is called Old Maids Puzzle. In the 2 colors of red and white, this is an extra nice quilt and the workmanship is superb. The condition is excellent and these fine quality quilts are getting harder to come by. This could be a fine addition to a red and white collection!! Look at the beautiful hand quilting. It is hand stitcehd at 10-11 spi. Lots of close cross hatch quilting in the white blocks and the pattern blocks are diagonal line quilted. The neat narrow red binding is stitched on by hand.  Alliance, Ohio origin.

Offering this handsome Beacon Indian Blanket in colors of indigo, red and green with a touch of off white. This geometric pattern of an Indian inspired design makes this a very appealing pattern. The condition is excellent and it is ready to enjoy and use in so many ways. This cotton blanket is soft to the touch and makes a blanket that not only displays well, but if you want to wrap up in it,,, well , turn down the thermostat!! 

Offering this beautiful well made quilt I am calling a Snowflake. It is all nicely hand cross stitched and also very well hand quilted at 8 spi. This is a kit quilt and it apears not to have been used. Some of the light blue stamped quilting dots still remain. It had never been washed when I acquired it and has had one bath. This is a very generous sized quilt of 77x95 inches and also has a synthetic batting. A very usable quilt that can be enjoyed on many of todays beds. For the binding the front was turned to the back and hand stitched down. The quilt came from the estate of Elvis Baumwart of Custer County , Oklahoma.  A quilt with condition and visual appeal!! 

Offering this mint condition original cotton Beacon Indian blanket.  It looks unused and has never been washed. It still retains the paper label and has the Beacon Blanket label in the corner as shown.  These earlier blankets don't come along often in this condition with the tags. The tan label has the information on it that it is a Wigwam Blanket- Beacon Blankets Make Warm Friends-  Style 9, Color 60. The paper label is attached by string and is pictured in my images. There's a slight mark on the edge as shown.  The colors of brown, red, some green and coffee shade make this a very striking blanket. It has the original red satin blanket binding. This great blanket displays well.  

Offering this very nice 2 color quilt, Double Irish Chain. The quilt is in very good condition with no wear and actually a very usable quilt. It is all hand quilted at 7 spi. The separate green binding is stitched on by hand also. I took images in a couple different lighting situations, so you can see the color and how it shows in both. Take a look at all the pictures.  The quilt displays quite well,,, it has been washed and is ready to enjoy. St Louis , Mo area. 

Offering this unwashed, looks to be really unused Indian camp blanket... I'm not sure of the maker of this blanket, might be an Esmond blanket,,, it feels like a blend of sort maybe a wool cotton blend or cotton blend. It has a super look and design. Colors of blue, yellow, green and wine making it a very striking blanket. There are what look some slight dark spots probably from storage, as shown, that may wash out, but since it had never been washed, wanted to offer it as found. For the edging or binding it is whip stitched on the 2 ends and there's a small remnant of a paper piece or probably part of the label that would have been attached. Look at the pictures.  Displays well and looks great on a wall. 

Offering this fantastic hard to find Capps Banded Arapahoe Arrowhead Robe pattern Indian trade blanket from 1913. This is one of the earler trade blankets that has survived quite well. Colors of green, brown, yellow and wine. This is a wool blanket and has the original more unusual brown felt binding. The blanket still has the original label, although not very readable as shown.  This is the 2nd of the Capps labels in terms of dating this blanket and it is also mentioned in the book, Still Chasing Rainbows by Barry Friedman on page 13, where a similar blanket is featured that this blanket pattern was in the 1913 catalog. The condition of the blanket is excellent with only some slight wear on some of the binding on more so one end, as shown. There's a blanket similar to this on page 85 in the book Language of the Robe by Bob Kapoun.  This is a great collectors blanket and displays well and  has that attractive  less complex Capps design.  The J  Capps and Sons Woolen Mills Company which was located in Jacksonville, Illinois, is no longer in business.  

Offering this Cayuse Indian trade blanket/shawl made by Pendleton Woolen Mills from circa 1930-40's. The blanket is in very good condition and is ready to enjoy. A handsome blanket with a deep green ground on one side with sunsuet shades, some black and great geometric patterns. Note how different the blanket looks on each side, as one side is so much more patterened!!  This is a shawl and would have generally been worn by women.  The size of 65x61 does not  include the fringe, of which some has worn off. The original label is still attached  and in great condition. This is a 9 element blanket and there's one similar to this in the book, Lauguage of the Robe by Bob Kapoun of Santa Fe, New Mexico.   The blanket displays nicely and hangs well if wanting to display on a wall.  A nice collectors trade blanket.  

Offering this attractive Cayuse Indian trade blanket by Pendleton. This is a vintage blanket , circa 1921, that still retains the original label in the corner as shown. This wool blanket is in very good condition and still has the original felted binding that does show some scattered age wear, but only on the binding. The colors are  red, green, cheddar, brown and purple of different shades. The blanket has an interesting pattern and there's one similar in the book Chasing Rainbows by Barry Friedman on page 117 upper left.  There's also a blanket like this pattern in Barry Friedman's new book, Still Chasing Rainbows featured on page 168.  The blanket displays well and is very usable. If you like a blanket to hang on the back of the rocker, recliner, on a bed or many other uses give it some thought...  

Offering this delightful Caesars Crown antique quilt that is both pieced and appliqued. The 20 blocks are pieced and the beautiful curving vines are appliqued.  Note too the extra neat corner appliqued red and green block. The condition is very good and considering the age might be considered excellent. There is an old spot on the quilt as shown and a couple other insignificant spots. It has nice fine hand quilting at 10 spi. The neat separate binding is stitched on by hand.  A quilt that looks wonderful on a wall and sure dresses up a bed!  It has the look of a sophisticated pattern in an antique quilt.  Kansas 

Offering this hard to find quilt pattern, called Chinese Lanterns. It is a pattern designed by Hubert Ver Merhen in the 1930's, one of the early quilt designers. The patterns was marketed through the Home Art Studios.   The quilt is in excellent condition and looks to be unwashed. Wonderful patterns of lanterns with different fabrics and black bases and black handles with black in the corners of the blocks. Love the swirls, diamonds and different designs that make up the lanterns. It is pieced and appliqued.  It is hand quilted at 9 spi. This quilt displays well and has an attractive ice cream cone border. The neat lavender separate binding is stitched on by hand. This is a great quilt to add to a collection. Ohio

Offering this extra nice quilt from Pennsylvania, Garden of Eden. The pattern to me looked like a 4 block variation so I was glad to locate the pattern name for it.  The condition is very good and I don't see any wear in the nice selection of early fabrics. Possibly never washed.  It is all hand quilted at a fine 9 spi. The quilt has a nice print backing too as shown. For the binding the back is brought to the front and stitched down by hand. A nice collectors quilt. It displays well too.  Almost looks like a game board from a distance. Pennsylvania

Offering this unused mint condition quilt ,,, Ohio Stars. It looks not to have been used and was probably just stored for many years. Fabrics look to be from the late 1800's to turn of the century. Circa 1900. It is all hand quilted at 5 spi and has a wonderful backing.  Double line Baptist fan hand quilting. For the binding the backing is brought forward to the front and hand stitched down. A very usable quilt.  From central Missouri.  

More information to come... great ombre blanket... In the new book, Still Chasing Rainbows by Barry Friedman! Some of the images appear dark,, so there are some with different lighting... Look at all of them. A super blanket!!!

Offering this fantastic Beacon Indian blanket,,, looks like an ombre blanket.. Love the shades of sunset and deep green, almost a deep teal. Depends on the light in the room as to the colors! A very handsome blanket and in excellent , looks to be unused condition. The pattern is similar to one of the wool blanket patterns. There's a blanket similar to this in the new book, Still Chasing Rainbows by Barry Friedman on page 264. I found in the book Beacon Blankets Make Warm Friends by Jerry and Kathy Brownstein that this is a Casio style blanket. It has a nice hem on the 2 ends.   There is another blanket on the site B-856 which is sold that has the same color scheme of this blanket. Beautiful colors and condition. 

There's no question here... this attractive vintage String of Beads quilt has a note attached that reads "Bead Quilt made by Mrs. ED Meinking 1955".  The quilt is in unused condition and has had one rinsing. All hand quilted at neat 8 spi and also hand appliqued.  For the neat binding, the maker, Mrs ED Meinking stitched on a separate binding by hand.  The quilt came out of the south central Kansas area.  Generous in size and a very usable quilt.   A pattern not frequently seen, so take a look and maybe this one will "speak" to you!

Offering this hard to find pattern quilt,,, one of the highly collectible Mountain Mist quilts,,, the Rose Tree. It is appliqued and has an applique border too of yellow roses. The condition is excellent.  It is ready to add to a collection or just enjoy as a beautiful antique quilt.  It is all hand quilted at 6-7 spi. The applique is also done by hand.  The binding is finished using the knife edge method.   A generous size of 75x87. As mentioned in one of the Mountain Mist catalogs,, that the "central Rose Tree adds grace and charm" . Throughout the years of collecting quilts,,, this is the first time to have ever had this  pattern!  Take a look..

Offering this graphic eyecatching original crib quilt of Stars with Stars Border or Texas Star.  It is in good condition having a couple spots as shown and really shows no wear. The binding is in good condition and it stitched on by hand. The quilting is done by hand at 7 spi. From a few feet, the spots mainly on the border, are hard to see. It displays well and is a wonderful pattern.  Colors of purple/lavender, green and yellow on a white ground makes this an attractive quilt. It could be used as a wall quilt or even framed... 

Offering this unused excellent condition, Tulip Floral Wreath vintage quilt or also called Wreath of Flowers. It is an applique quilt and the work is done by hand. The quilting is very nice  and quilted by hand at 7 spi. This is a kit quilt and the cotton top looks to be from the 1940's or so and it was quilted most likely in the 60's or 70's or later and has a synthetic batting. The separate binding is stitched on by hand. Really a super nice usable quilt that is ready to enjoy. I'm not sure who put out the kit,,, but possibly a Paragon or Lee Wards,, or one of the others that did kits.  

Offering this Album Signature quilt acquried from the Sayre, Oklahoma area. It is dated June or Jan 28, 1878 and there are several signatures,,, although there are also some that are unreadable. There is some deterioratioin of the fabric where a few of the signatures, 5 of them, were located due to the ink.  Other than that the quilt is in good condition. There is a handfull of blocks with some splitting of the brown fabrics as shown. There is a verse in one of the blocks that reads,,, "Reserve a place in thy..........for............... S. Thompson. "  Also a couple other names are Sarah E Weddle  June 28, 1878   and another block Louisa E. S.......her. Some of the blocks have no names. The quilt is all hand quilted at 6-7 spi. The binding is brought from the back and turned to the front and hand stitched down by hand and it also looks to be all hand pieced. It came from an estate auction in Sayre, Oklahoma years ago,,, a small western Oklahoma town that Route 66 went through years ago. 

Offering this patchwork quilt of small blocks about 11/8 inch size. This looks to be a One Patch quilt, but part of the quilt looks like a single Irish Chain pattern when viewing from a distance. The quilt is in excellent condition and has had a wash so is fresh and ready to enjoy. It is all hand quilted at 6-7 spi. Some of the fabrics used in making the quilt were floursacks or feedsacks, so popular in that time and a great way to reuse the material. For the binding a knife edge method was used. This is a very usable quilt and one that's a good scrappy quilt with all the various prints and solids. Central Missouri. 

Offering this fabulous early and heavily quilted Caesars Crown antique quilt. Look closely at the images as the sashing looks to be a fabric that looks like cotton bolls. The condition of the quilt is excellent having only one slight spot, as shown. The hand quilting is suberb and there's lots of it.. Hand quilted at 10 spi and almost like stipple quilting as the rows are so close. The separate binding is stitched on by hand. The quilt is also hand pieced.  From eastern Ohio.

Offering this fantastic generous sized vintage quilt, Double Nine Patch having a sawtooth border. The quilt looks to be mint and has never been washed and in such wonderful condition. The size of 88x89 is big for an old quilt, big enough for many of todays beds. The quilting is super nice at 8 spi and there's a nice quilt pattern in the border. For the binding the maker did a knife edge. An attractive 2 color quilt in blue and white and having a soft blue backing. So much fun to decorate with as it works well with many colors and looks great as a wall quilt.  Pennsylvania

Offering this fantastic Ombre Beacon Indian blanket in excellent condition. The blanket is one of the thicker blankets and has a nice texture. The colors of dark green, sunset, reds and some more make this popular Ombre shaded pattern of blanket very desirable and one that displays well. A pattern like this is in one of Barry Friedman's books, Chasing Rainbows on page 244 on the right. By the way, there is a new book out by Barry, Still Chasing Rainbows,, a must read book if you love these blankets or want to learn more about them. Really the images are fantastic in this new book. 

Offering this Beacon Indian camp blanket in colors of red, blue, green, yellow in a geometric Indian design pattern. This neat blanket has had some use, but really shows it more so on one side, as shown. So if you like that look, it can be reversed and used to whatever side you like best. Some like the vintage, used by not abused look! The blanket has been washed so is ready to enjoy and use in so many ways.. Throw it on the back of a sofa or chair or on the recliner!

This stunning cotton Beacon Indian blanket/shawl is in wonderful condition. It has a great pattern and colors to match. The combination of this makes this blanket a wonderful display and collectible blanket. It has been washed and is ready to enjoy. There's a small insignificant spot as shown. The blanket has a good thick feel. It has the original Beacon label, as shown.  There's a blanket of this same pattern featured on page 252 in the new book, Still Chasing Rainbows - Collecting American Indian Trade & Camp Blankets by Barry Friedman. This blanket has lots of eye appeal.... look at the images!

Nice original antique crib quilts like this don't come along every day. Offering this unused 8 Point Stars crib quilt that appears to not to have been used and has never been washed. A wonderful selection of fabrics used to make this quilt and other than slight age/storage spot in the double pink sashing as shown, this quilt would be mint. All nicely hand quilted at 7-8 spi and for the binding the beautiful brown print fabric was brought from the back and hand stitched down on the front. If you love early fabrics and quilts from this time period, this might work for you. A great size, 36x43, to hang and has so many possibilities. Connecticut   

Offering this fabulous Log Cabin Quilt from the 1880's that is in excellent condition. Taking a look at the great number of fabrics in this quilt one can only imagine all the time it took to piece and make this quilt. The quilting is around the block and more or less in the ditch, so not easily seen from the front , but more so on the back. Small narrow width logs make up this beauty. Just seeing all the shirting fabrics used in this quilt and wondering if they were left overs after making clothes.  Also several conversation prints were used in this quilt. This is a great design, a light-dark log cabin, courthouse steps. From Little Compton, Rhode Island estate as I was told. 

Offering this unused mint condition Signature or Friendship 8 Point Stars quilt. The quilt was never washed and appears that it was just stored and unused. Often these quilts were kept in the cedar or blanket chest and only brought out for special times.  There's lots of names on the quilt and it is dated 1920. It is all hand quilted at 6 spi and the binding was brought over from the back and stitched down by hand.  Some of the names on the quilt include Edna Kerschner, Erma Nabor, Clara Busch, Hulda Ernst, Geraldine Hanks, Ruby Lee Tillman, Maurine Johnson, Alic Baumgart, Edna Knauf 1920, Leona Gemaehlick, El Vina Frick, Alice Balzer and more. I acquired it in Custer County Oklahoma,,, but haven't done research on these names,,, so I'll leave that up to someone that might want to know more aobut these women. 

Offering this nice usable embroidered flowers in a pot vintage quilt. There is some accents of yellow embroidered around the flower pots.  The quilt is in decent condition and is all hand quilted at 7-8 spi. The quilt has been used, but still has lots of life left. There is some wearing on the top edge and some wear on the yellow binding and a few slight age related spots.  Nicely quilted in the alternate blocks of yellow. A nice border too.  The quilt has been washed and is ready to enjoy.  From northwest Oklahoma.

This is an exceptional Redwork quilt that has so much detail and so many blocks of a great variety. It is like a storybook maybe that depicts the life of the quiltmaker. Many of the blocks I have never seen in other redwork quilts.  There are 140 blocks of redwork embroidery and the quilt is also dated 1893. The condition of the quilt is excellent and it is all hand quilted at 6 spi.  When I see quilts like this that have so much thought and work that went into the making of it I wonder about their daily lives that are seen in the blocks of the quilt. I can see in this quilt the events in ones life at that time period and also animals, children and flowers. Some of the blocks include cats, dogs, children playing, a wishing well, the sun, cup and saucer, wash board, sissors, thread and needle, a cooked turkey, an anvil, toad under the mushroom, chicks hatching and much more. For the binding the backing was brought forward and stitched down by hand.  Woodstock, New York area.   

Offering this attractive 2 color quilt, called Double Irish Chain.  The graphic quilt is in excellent condition and is ready to enjoy. Just the 2 colors make this a fun quilt to decorate around. Very usable and has been washed just once, as looks to be unused. Hand quilted at 7-8 spi and the separate green binding is stitched on by hand. This is a pattern that can be turned either way for use. 

Offering this fine Tumbling Blocks or sometimes called Baby Blocks visual antique quilt. This is a fabulous quilt that is in, I would say, mint condition. It is from circa 1870's-80's and has a great selection of fabrics. Like a charm quilt with all the different fabrics.   The quilting is done by hand a 6-7 spi.  A fantastic quilt and what a study quilt too for one that loves early fabrics.  The quilt looks unused and has never been washed.  The separate binding is stitched on by hand. This is a quilt that makes a statement when hung or can be enjoyed in so many ways.  A superb quilt to add to a collection!

Offering this fine example of a Marie Webster pattern, called May Tulips quilt.  It is hand appliqued and finely hand quilted at 12-13 spi. The condition looks to be mint or really unused.  It has had a wash, so is ready to enjoy. It is very nice and the exceptional workmanship  is eyecatching.  Note the border pattern design and the flowing soft curves of the edge. Marie Webster pattern quilts are highly collectible and this example is a super nice one. 

Offering this stunning blanket with fantastic colors and pattern. This blanket looks to be unused and doesn't look to have ever been washed. It displays so well and looks fabulous hanging on a wall or also great on a bed or elsewhere.  It has the original red/wine colored satin binding. Colors of sunset, red, wine, blue and more.  In the newest book out by Barry Friedman, Still Chasing Rainbows (a must purchase if you have any of these blankets or even think you might want one or want to learn), is a blanket, actually a shawl  shown of this pattern on page 241. This is a keeper... 

Offering this attractive Ombre Beacon Indian camp blanket, a shawl with the fringe.  This beautiful cotton blanket with colors that are easy on the eye. Love the combination of colors and the Indian design pattern. There's a blanket like this pattern on page 126 top image in the book Beacon Blankets Make Warm Friends by Brownstein.  This is a very usable blanket and displays well too.   

Offering this hard to find color of an early, circa 1920's Oregon City Indian trade blanket. The colors of only black and grey with alittle white and having the original grey felted binding makes this blanket one of the more desired blankets made by Oregon City.  I personally love this combination,,, so it may be a matter of choice in colors.  The condition of this blanket is excellent, as blankets go , some might consider close to mint ,,, seeing a small moth spot as shown and looks like it was stored well for many years. Both sides of the blanket have a different look,, one of the charms of these blankets, having 2 in one.  A fantastic collectors blanket and it displays so well and looks handsome on a wall or however one might want to dispay one.  The wool blanket retains most of the Oregon City label in the corner, dating to it post 1920. There is a blanket like this in the book Language of the Robe by Bob Kapoun on page 97 and also one with this pattern in the book, Chasing Rainbows by Barry Friedman on page 140 upper right. It was noted that this pattern was featured in a 1925 catalog.  This is like a black and white quilt,,, they are hard to find too....

This is one of those patterns I personally never tire of,,, Rocky Mountain Road,,, also a New York Beauty variation.  It is not perfect,, but very visual and really more on the primitive side. Has a few spots of wear and there is minimal quilting . It has it's imperfections , as the sides and ends are not real straight. Hey,,, this quiltmaker was wanting a quilt for warmth possibly and this fit the bill. Or possibly, this was an attempt at a difficult pattern. Although,, I do notice the centers with the points look quite well pieced. It is all hand pieced.   There's even a small Milling Company sack on the back used for some of the backing. Texas.  

This generous sized 1930's quilt ,,called Improved 9 Patch,,, note the curves that differ it from an ordinary 9 Patch pattern.  It is in excellent condition. All hand quilted at a nice 8-9 spi. A varied selection of prints used in making this quilt. Love the shade of yellow used for the ground fabric and also used for the backing and the hand stitched applied binding.  This quilt is quite large,, size,85x97 inches so it can fit some of the bigger beds if desired. It also looks good just used as a topper or even on a wall. It can brighten any room! From a Burlington, Oklahoma estate.  

This attractive pieced and applique quilt,,, Tulips framed by wonderful triple sashing and then bordered by the flowing vine tulip applique border is a real delight.  Bright colors of 2 shades of red, green and some gold/yellow included on a white ground and has cotton batting. Bound with the gold/yellow fabric by hand. The condition is mint and looks to be unused, and has had just one bath.  It is all hand quilted at 6-7 spi and the flowers are hand appliqued. The quilt is ready to enjoy, is clean and fresh.  Texas estate. 

This attractive pieced and applique quilt,,, Tulips framed by wonderful triple sashing and then bordered by the flowing vine tulip applique border is a real delight.  Bright colors of 2 shades of red, green and some gold/yellow included on a white ground and has cotton batting. Bound with the gold/yellow fabric by hand. The condition is mint and looks to be unused, and has had just one bath.  It is all hand quilted at 6-7 spi and the flowers are hand appliqued. The quilt is ready to enjoy, is clean and fresh.  Texas estate. 

This visual blue and white quilt,,, which I was calling diamonds and stars, until I found the quilt pattern name of Amethyst.. A super neat pattern and with the 2 shades of blue with white. The quilt is in excellent condition. It is also all hand quilted at 7 spi. Love the quadruple border too that sets off the design. The binding was done by bringing the front forward and stitching it down by hand on the frontside. Made by Mary English of Rebublic , Ohio in the 1930's. I had another one of her quilts that was signed and dated. This pattern is a Kansas City Star pattern published on 2-7-31 or also called Star Diamond in the Needlecraft publication in 1932. Ohio 

This knockout crib or small size quilt in in good condition. The 2 colors of just solids of blue and pink really make this quilt stand out. It is all hand quilted at 6 spi. The separate pink binding has a few light places of beginning wear. There's some slight light wear on the backside, as shown, and a couple tiny nicks on the front. Lots of quilting on this crib quilt! This quilt is stunning for a display quilt. Oklahoma City, Ok.  estate.

This 4 Point Connecting Stars quilt may be a Bi-Centennial quilt from the 1970's. The condition is very good. The quilt has had a bath and is ready to enjoy. All hand quilted at 6 spi. A true patriotic quilt that displays so nicely.  Missouri

This well made circa 1930's Flower Garden quilt is made with small pieces,, 11/4 inch hexagons,, and is in mint,, unused condition. Looks to be never washed and very well made. This pattern also looks like a hexagonal star when viewed from a few feet. The little cluster of green hexagons make this different than the usual pattern.  The diagonal cross hatch hand quilting is at 7-8 spi. Hand pieced and the separate neat binding is also stitched on by hand.   Quality quilts of this pattern and scale are very desirable. Imagine piecing all those small hexagons!! Looks great displayed  and a super nice quilt for a collection. Note the detail of the border. Illinois estate. 

This attractive red and white pattern quilt, I call 4 Point Stars,,, or have found a pattern similar to World Without End so calling it a variation, so not sure of exact pattern name.  It is in excellent condition. Hand pieced and all hand quilted at a nice 7 spi. The separate binding is stitched on by hand.  The scale of the pattern is appealing,, as it makes a great wall quilt if desired or also looks nice on a bed. On the backside of the quilt,  for the backing, used is a Nashville, Tn flour sackinig fabric with the advertising still visible.  Champaign, Illinois estate. 

This wonderful patterned quilt,,, Flying Geese quilt is in excellent condition and looks not to have been used. Actually the top appears to be from the 1880's and was probably machine quilted in the1920's or so and then it appears someone added a binding facing on the back edge, which is on one side been taken off as shown.  It cound easily be rebound with more appropriate fabric. It has wonderful fabrics in making the top and has a good design. So look at the images ,,, and it also has  nice, thin old cotton batting.   If you love old fabrics,,, this is a super quilt and a good example of old machine quilting , as was often done.  Illinois

This is a real cute sack and one I haven't seen before.  Nice details. Ruler, sachel, numbers, pen and pencil and more.

Butterflies, flowers- tulips, roses and more!

Offering this unusual version of what is not a typical Sunbonnet Sue applique pattern quilt. She is bending over a bit, just picking flowers! Note all the great expressions on her face by the use of embroidery! The condition of the quilt is very good. It is all hand quilted at 4-6 spi and hand embroidered.  She's quite a conversation piece. A generous size of 75x90. The separate yellow binding is stitched on by hand.  Note the neat unbrella fabric used for the sashing. From the Raymond Schultz estate, Cordell, Oklahoma. A very usable quilt. 

This is a super extra nice Grandmothers Flower Garden quilt. Note the extra small pieces.  The hexagons are only an inch big, or more like an one inch small! This quilt has the green hexagons in between the gardens. There are so many ways to set a flower garden together depending on the prints/solids used, and this is a very attractive way in doing it. Also the edge is quite unusual, as the maker kept each hexagon and did not cut them off making a straight border. Then it was bound using the knife edge method.  Quality abounds in the making of this quilt. It displays so nicely and great for a collection or to enjoy. A true keepsake. 

Offering this patriotic WWll quilt made from feedsacks from the 1940's. The quilt is in excellent condition. It was one that was exhibited in the 2010 Houston,Texas International Quilt Festival exhibit, America Collects! The quilt is made from the highly collectible feedsacks called Kents Cloth of the United Nations.  There's lots of images depicting the war time. The fabric, feedsacks, was printed by Percy Kent of Buffalo, New York using about  38 wartime symbols.  The quilt is tied with red and white floss. For the edge the maker did a knife edge and hand stitched it together in a running stitch. There's a sleeve on the back top edge for displaying it on a wall. It is rare to find an entire large quilt made in that time period using these sacks. Often the single feed sacks are in collections from this particular print. South Carolina

Offering this attractive Feathered Stars quilt or sometimes called Star of Chamblie. This quilt of stars appears to have never been washed and looks unused. Wonderful triple sashing with corners of a 9 patch. All hand quilted at 6 spi. It is also hand bound with a separate binding. There is a sleeve attached to the back top edge that is machine stitched on, but could be removed if desired. The quilt apparently was displayed hanging on a wall, I assume.  It also looks great on a bed. A very usable quilt. There is still a fragment of a fabric label on the backside as shown. From Oneonta, New York.  

This is one fabulous antique quilt. Yes, thinking it is almost 200 years old.  Antique chintz quilt that still retains the glaze.  It is a 2 sided quilt with the same blue chintz on both sides,, so much glorious fabric!!  Hand quilted and hand bound. Probably never washed. The condition is very good considering the age. There is some binding wear and just a couple spots of wear near the edge just on one side. The other side looks to have no wear.  A few light brown storage spots.  The pictures should show this. The fabric is 25 inches wide. Medium thickness cotton batting.  From a collectors estate. What an opportunity to own such an early quilt for so many reasons. Displays well.   

This stunning antique indigo and white quilt.. called Lady of the Lake.. wonderful pattern, great colors and fine quilting. The condition of this quilt is excellent, near mint. Was unwashed when purchased and has had one bath. Just a couple small spots on the border. It is all hand quilted at 10 SPI. Wonderful quilting feathers pattern in the border.  The separate indigo binding is stitched on by machine. The quilt is quite large,,, accommodating one of todays bed,, size 89x89 inches.  From Juniata, Pennsylvania just north of Harrisburg. 

It's hard to get a wedding ring quilt much nicer than this 1930's beauty. Qualities we like to see in quilts are in this one. It has the condition,, excellent, the quilting, all hand quilted at 9 spi, neat narrow separate binding stitched on by hand. The pattern,,, one that many know and are familiar with, but this one has the smaller rings and also the pieces are much smaller than typical wedding rings. So many 1920's and 30's depression fabrics. Nice generous size of 71x89 inches.   Looks to be unused and has had a light rinse. From the Lycoming County Pennsylvania area. 

Check out this unusual setting for an Ohio Rose applique quilt, in that the use of the flying geese borders were used for sashing and 2 borders on the sides. Almost set in a strippie style with the 2 rows of big blocks.  An 8 block pattern of  applique and pieced work. The quilt is in unused mint condition. Looks to have never been washed. Note the 2 different colored threads used for quilting. All hand quilted at 7-8 spi and the applique is also done by hand.  A nice neat green binding was stitched on by hand.  Fabrics of green, madder, double pinks and more.  Displays well and can be shown in so many ways. New York estate. 

This is a stunning 4 block Coxcomb applique quilt from the 1920's. The workmanship is fantastic and the hand quilting is superb at an 11 spi.  The images will show the details more than can be described. Quilting of feathers, cables, crosshatch and more. The gentle scalloped edge of a red binding carefully stitched on by hand. Condition is mint, as it looks to be unused, but has had a professional light bath. Possibly from the Ohio area.   

This special quilt, an Iris applique is in mint , unused condition that has had one light rinse and is clean and ready to enjoy. All nicley hand quilted in double line crosshatch quilting patterns at 8-9 spi. Wonderul use of colors for the flowers, what a fresh look any time of the year.   The quilt has a double border and a separate green binding that is stitched on by hand.  This is one of the collectible Mountain Mist patterns.  A generous size of 78x94 inches.  The quilting is also like that of the original MM quilt. Displays well on a bed or even displayed on a wall. 

This is a charm like antique quilt top, Pyramids.  The variety of fabrics in this top is fabulous.  They look to range from 1870's to 1890's.  Very good condition and hand pieced. Kansas estate. If you love old fabrics,  take a look at this top! 

Offering this antique quilt called Geese in Flight... so many blocks of triangles and fabrics used in making this quilt. The conditon is excellent and looks to be unused and never washed.  The quilt came from a Texas estate. It is all hand quilted at 8-9 spi. The indigo binding is stitched on by hand.  The backing is a beautiful floral fabric. The quilt is really one of those that is much nicer in person.  

Offering this quilt called Road to California and sometimes called Jacobs Ladder.  Patterns will be called differently at times depending on the region of the country.  The quilt is in excellent condition and is just a 2 color quilt making it so easy to decorate with other mixed colors. The fine hand quilting is at 8-9 spi.  The separate pink binding is stitched on by hand and this quilt is very usable. It was displayed in the Pink Exhibit at the Road to California Quilt Show in 2013. This quilt will also be in the Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness gallery...  From Ohio.

Offering this older applique quilt, called Princess Feathers or sometimes called Plumes. It is all hand quilted in the fan pattern.  Lots of close quilting. The condition is very good.  The applique is stitched on by machine,,, a way to show in those times that one had a sewing machine, as is sometimes noted. The binding has been replaced, but old fabric used. It is stitched on by hand. The colors of red and tan feathers make up the 6 block pattern.  A very usable quilt and displays well knowing it is over 100 years old!

This Embroidered Basket and Birds quilt is in excellent condition and ready to enjoy. It is clean and fresh. All hand quilted at a nice 8 spi. The pattern looks like one of the patterns out of the Flower Basket set from the Rainbow Quilt Block Company. In addition to the nice embroidery there is French knots and lots of handwork on this quilt. The binding is stitched down on the front side by hand. This quilt was exhibited in the Pink Exhibit at the Road to California Show in 2013.  From Indiana. 

This fabulous indigo and white Drunkards Path pattern quilt is a feast for the eyes. All the wonderful blue indigo fabrics used in this quilt, like a charm quilt of blues. The condition is excellent as it looks to be unused and has never been washed. The hand quilting is at 6-7 spi. The separate binding is stitched on by hand and neatly done. The quilt displays quite well and can be enjoyed in so many ways. Denver, Pa area.

This is one great quilt to display on a wall and also looks wonderful on a bed. The colors of green and red make this a standout. It is all hand quilted. Rockland, Massachusetts estate. (more images and information coming)

This signed quilt by Sarah Porter Blazer and dated 1858 reminds me of a Sunflower pattern or a Peony. I wondered about the date of 1858, thinking that may be the year Sarah Porter Blazer was born as I didn't really feel it was made then, but more of a circa 1880's-90's quilt. That could have put her in her 20's or 30's when making the quilt.  The quilt came out of the Kansas City, Kansas area.  This quilt may have originated in Kentucky or Tennessee.  It is in excellent condition and looks unused. The hand applique is very nice and there is quality workmanship. The hand quilting is done at 12-13 spi, so fine. This is not a busy quilt and can be used in many ways. Note the way the flower is made with the thin green strips separating the petals and the lovely cheddar centers. This is a 6 block quilt and displays quite nicely. Kansas

Update,,, I recently was contacted by a quilt research person and she found this through her research: "Sarah Porter, born 1842 in Ohio married Jefferson Blazer in 1858 and in 1880 was listed in the census as living in Kansas. " This gives the date, 1858 some meaning  that this is most likely a wedding quilt. It may have been made by Sarah herself or even possibly a wedding gift made by someone else  presenting it to Sarah.

This youth or crib size quilt  looks to be in excellent condition.  A quilt of 9 blocks embroidered of different whimsical animals. Nicely hand quilted at 7 spi and there's a separate blue bindng that is stitched on by hand.  Set with blue and blue backing. A couple slight spots that could wash out. The quilt has been washed at some time, so can be used and washed carefully as it's a very usable sturdy quilt.

This vintage Double Wedding Ring quilt is in excellent condition, looks to be never washed and is ready to enjoy. It is hand quilted at 6 spi.  The edges are scalloped and the separate orange binding is stitched on by hand.   The quilt was most likely made in the 1930's and then was stored away and not used. Wisconsin

This is a wonderful early quilt top with a catalog of great fabrics and lots of them. This Geese in Flight quilt top is in very good condition, looks unused, never washed with only a few about 7 of the small traingles with some splitting, which could be replaced or stabilized. Some of the triangles are chintz. Hand pieced. Take a look at many of the images for a sampling of the fabrics.

Offering this wonderful, unusual Basket of Flowers quilt with a curving vine applique border.  The condition is excellent. The button hole applique technique was used for the flowers of blue, pink and a soft green.  The vining border is also a soft green. The beautiful hand quilting is done at 10-11 spi. The separate binding is stitched on by hand. Note the way the baskets are designed with the tall handles and the flowers and the use of embroidery making up part of the basket base.  A unique pattern that displays so nicely and is fresh and ready to enjoy. Massachusetts

Offering this charming Overall Bill or sometimes called Farmer Boy quilt that is an old favorite. The appliqued 1930's quilt is in good condition with some slight wear in some of the shirts fabric. It is all hand quilted at a nice 10 spi. The replaced vintage floursack binding is stitched on by hand.  Looks great on a bed and the neat color of teal for the sashing really sets off the blocks. The quilt has been washed and is ready to use or display.   Central Indiana

Offering this very nice Honeycomb quilt top that is in very good condition. There are 2 pieces of red polka dot blocks that have popping of a white dot. It is hand pieced and is ready to quilt or use just the way it is. What a great one patch pattern. So many  fabrics used in making this top. Several  feedsack fabrics used in making the top.

Offering this original A Brandt Ranch Oak Cactus Carved Bed. This is a full or double sized bed. It had the head and foot and wood rails. The bed is 56" wide and 37" tall. The foot is 24" tall. A great mountain scene with cactus carved on the panels, both head and foot. Wonderful bed for a cabin or one that wants a vintage well made bed of oak. These pieces were made of wood and are generally on the heavy side.  I also have a single bed available  that is cactus carved.

Offering this set of original A Brandt Ranch Oak chairs, 4 of them, showing 2, but all are the same. These may be considered side chairs, not sure of the model name.  They are in very good condition and ready to use.  From the floor to the seat is 18" and from the floor to the top of the back of the chair is 33". They are considered the light oak finish.  The price is for a set of 4, even though only 2 are shown.

Offering this applique quilt, Oakleaf,  from circa 1880's-90's of red and a fugitive green. The condition is good and the quilt has had a bath and is ready to use. Clam shell quilting pattern. This is a 9 block quilt and displays nicely.  The binding, stitched on by hand has some slight wear in a few places. All hand appliqued and hand quilted at 6-7 spi. Take a good look at the nice applique stitches, as shown..  From Nacadoches, Texas area.

Offering this extraordinary antique quilt top made of cigarette/tobacco flannel premiums. Such a huge collection and sampling of flannel printed blocks all stitched together making a fantastic quilt top. Many of the flannels are Indian patterns and several flags, about 60, making up the center panel.  Some of the patterns symbolize Indian blankets and Oriental rugs with wonderful geometric patterns. There's a few, about 5 or so blocks near the bottom edge that have some bleeding of color. Otherwise the condition is excellent. There's approximately 235 blocks or flannels in all making up the top. A true piece of Americana and one so many collectors can enjoy and add to several categories of collecting. Massachusetts.

Offering this vintage riata/ rope /lariat/lasso. It is braided rawhide and is 48 feet long.  Not sure if this is Spanish, Mexican or American, but it does have the metal hondo ring. Nice patina and in good condition.  Great piece for western or rustic decor and not real sure about actual use( like roping a steer or cow), but probably could be used! Look at the  several images and you should be able to see how good it looks!

Offering this crib or youth quilt with lots of family history. The 2 color quilt, Kings Crown, is in excellent condition and looks to be really not used, but has had a bath. All hand quilted at 5 spi. Quilted by the piece. The separate blue binding was stitched on by hand. A great size to display or use as a wall hanging.

  From the Alvin and Carolyn Nuckolls estate in Oklahoma City, Ok.  As I was told at the estate sale, the family owned  Nuckolls Drilling,  Round House Overalls( a dry goods store in Shawnee, Ok) and a car dealership at different times in their lives. Alvin lived in Shawnee, Ok then Oklahoma City. They moved to Oklahoma City in the 1970's. Also they may have lived in Stroud. Carolyn's mother, who was Mrs Fouchee collected quilts and  as I was told paid ladies in the Stroud area to make quilts in the 1920's-30's to help them out in the hard times. More information will be provided with the quilt.   Oklahoma City, Ok. estate

Offering this attractive pieced Tulip pattern quilt from the Dorothy Bass and Ertes Roy estate of Rocky, Oklahoma.   This quilt is in excellent condition, looks unused and has never been washed.  It is all hand quilted at 7-8 spi. Quilted by the piece and finished off with a light yellow binding which was stitched on by hand. Generous in size. It is also stitched on the back corner... Made by MOMA CANNON 1940.  It came from the estate of a family that originally came from Arkansas and Alabama. Some of their family quilts are in the Oklahoma Heritage Quilts book.  Rocky, Oklahoma 

Offering this beauty of a quilt, Lady of the Lakes. The condition of the quilt is excellent and unused, never washed.  All hand quilted at a nice 8-9 spi. A coversational indigo fabric used to make the quilt and it is also hand bound with an indigo fabric. Hand pieced too.  This quilt makes a great wall quilt and looks fabulous on a bed and great for a collection.  Massachusetts

Offering this fabulous whole cloth chintz quilt with the cut out corners that  were made for the early 4 poster beds. The size is very generous and can actually fit many of todays beds. The condition of this quilt  would be considered mint, as it doesn't show wear and has never been washed. The quilt was probably just put up and never was used after being made. A true treasure and a fabulous textile. It has a glaze finish and since unwashed still very evident. The quilting is done in a clam shell like pattern and is stitched at 8 spi. It has a thin batting and lays so nicely on a bed. The separate binding is stitched on by hand.  Also what adds to this quilt is the bars backing and it is done with some wonderful early fabric as shown. When one thinks this quilt is now approximately 170-180 years old and so fine and gorgeous. Take a look at the close ups and imagine how life was back then and wonder about the maker of this quilt.  What kind of family was it from? What kind of work did they do? One figures this would have been purchased fabric, as it was not a scrap quilt. Acquired in Pennsylvania.   

This unused North Carolina Lily quilt looks to be never washed and is in excellent condition, I would call it mint as it was most likely stored and well taken care of in its 100 plus years since being made.  Very nicely hand quilted at 9 spi with some of the pencil lines still evident. It also looks to be hand pieced and the stems of the lily or peony are hand appliqued. Wonderful soldis of red and cheddar make up the flower and a deep green print for the stems. The separate red binding is stitched on by hand.  Interesting how a couple of the alternate blocks have interlocking circles quilted and not the cross hatch as in most of the others. Pennsylvania

This interesting pattern,,, a strippie with flowers and vines and an applique of red and green in the strips and the border, so called it a Strippie Rose Vine. Actually couldn't find a published name for this pattern. It must have been published, as I have another quilt quite similar to this also on the web site, Q-754 in Gallery 1.  This quilt is in very good condition and is ready to enjoy. It is finely hand quilted at 10 spi. There is tulip quilting patterns in the alternate strips of the quilt. The applique is stitched on by hand and well done. For the binding the front is turned to the back and hand stitched down. Lots of applique , as the red and green pieces are appliqued on the ground.  This quilt originated out of Indiana,,, and the other quilt listed on the web site is also from Indiana.  Curious if the 2 quilts came from the same family. Indiana.

This is a really extra nice Pendleton wool blanket that is clean and ready to enjoy, use, decorate with or add to a collection.  Blankets in this fine condition don't come along every day and it still has the original felted binding and the original Pendleton Woolen Mills label, as shown. The blanket is in excellent condition.  The shades of brown, orange, reds, sunset, green, pumpkin, cream, etc make for an interesting geometric design pattern. These blankets are reversible and look different on each side,, so really it's like having 2 blankets in one!

This early red and green Mexican Rose Variation quilt is selling in "as is" condition. It has the most wonderful quilting stitches and the pattern and border really add to the interest in this quilt.  There is stuffed work/trapunto in the red petals and the vines.  Lots of work went into making this early beauty. Actually the quilt is very sound, with wear mainly in the red fabrics as the fabric used just did not hold up , as the ground is very good with just a couple of spots and the green fabric has no wear.  There is some what looks to be light water spots. The  neat original binding is in great shape. Someone at some time replaced some of the red fabric on the red applique, as shown, but  with TLC, could be restored with the correct  soft/faded red of the time or even some faded reproduction fabric.  The quilt could also be enjoyed as it is  knowing that someone over 150 years ago made this quilt  with skilled hands and care. The hand quilting is very well done at 10 spi. There are 16 blocks that make up the quilt with an interesting pattern. Lots of pictures to examine and enjoy and decide if this quilt is right for you.  The quilt came from a Massachusetts estate.

Offering this mint condition 4 Eagle applique quilt, 4 Eagles Union quilt. The quilt looks unused and has had one bath. Condition is excellent. It is all hand quilted in overlapping circles at a nice 6-7 spi. The applique is also done by hand and very neat. For the binding the front is turned to the back and hand stitched down. A nice quilt to add to a patriotic collection. The eagles are all facing towards the center. This is a Pennsylvania quilt from Berks County.  

This colorful quilt called Field of Diamonds is in excellent- mint condition and looks to be unused and never washed. Ready to enjoy and use if desired.  Hexagons of colored fabrics, many of which were feedsacks, put together by then all hand quilted by the piece and quilted at a nice 8 spi. The separate binding is also very neatly stitched on by hand. The hexagons are 1 1/8 inches on each side, diameter is 1 7/8 inch. The quilt is in such nice condition, probably put away for a special occasion. Cordell, Oklahoma estate.

Offering this early quilt made by the Andrews sisters from Rocky, Oklahoma. The sisters were Margarette, Rachel and Martha.  In about 1901 the sisters came in a covered wagon to western Oklahoma and settled or homesteaded near Rocky in Oklahoma Territory.  They farmed the land and none of them ever married. The quilts from their family may have traveled with them as they came to the Rocky, Ok area. The family originally was from Arkansas and Alabama. Some of the collection of their quilts are in the Oklahoma Heritage Quilts project book.

This quilt, the Hexagonal Stars is in unused condition and never washed. It is hand quilted at 6 spi. There is a stain , may be a water mark on the quilt and a small nick out of the red binding. There are some slight breaks in some brown fabric that looks to be walnut dyed just in a couple blocks on the edge. The backing looks to be home dyed fabric, as many of their quilts had this type of backing. Note the side with the one border.  The quilts from them tended to be darker fabrics and of medium thickness.   More information on this collection can be found in the Oklahoma Heritage Quilts. The quilt, one of several, was purchased directly from the estate of Dortha M Cannon Bass of Rocky, Ok. who was the granddaughter of Elijah Cannon,  the sisters uncle.  Some of the other quilts purchased at the sale had some of the same fabric in them and they tended to have the same "feel".  

Offering this well made antique quilt, one I am unsure of the pattern , so called it a 4 Point Touching Stars  or Stars and Diamonds. ( Just found a pattern similar called Kaleidoscope pattern and also Rock Garden) The condition of the quilt is mint and looks to be unused and maybe washed once.  It is hand quilted at 7 SPI. Double line quilting in the diamonds.  An extra nice addition with the pinwheel pieced blocks in the corners. For the binding the back is brought forward to the front and machine stitched down. This quilt is dated 1918 on the back corner on attached piece of fabric and notes "From Grandma Stark. Made after I was 95 years old. Christmas 1918."   Ohio.

Offering this excellent condition quilt called Churn Dash or sometimes called Hole in the Barn Door. It is all hand quilted at a nice 8-9 spi. A pretty selection of nice prints used for the pattern. The separate binding is stitched on by hand and very nicely done. Quality workmanshhip on this quilt. Illinois

Offering this early circa 1870's Acorn Bud quilt with lots of initials quilted in the ground of the quilt. The quilt is in good condition with some popping in the border fabric, a couple of the applique and small bite out of the border as shown. Lots of close hand quilting at 8 spi. Some of the initials include JW, LEW, JEL, JLW, RW, LW, JOW, MAW, OW, MRW. Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Offering this great cotton Beacon Indian blanket-shawl. It still has the original label in the corner as shown. This is actually a shawl with the fringe. The condition is excellent, with little loss of the fringe. The wonderful pattern and scale of it is stunning. Colors of red, green, yellow and  blue make this a very desirable blanket. It is clean and ready to enjoy or display.  I would call this a small scale pattern and so detailed in patterns. Look it over and this might just be the one your looking for! 

Offering this well made quilt top called Shufly. A red with black dot fabric for the sashing and blocks of blue and white, some are shirtings.  The condition is excellent. There is even some remnants of the original paper label from the fabric yardage on the red, easy to remove if wanted.  That is what is showing in the pictures as white areas in the red. Look at the close ups by clicking on the thumbnails.  Hand pieced. Ohio

Offering this mint, unused, never washed vintage quilt called Shell Chain,,, looks like clam shells too.. Look at the great variety of fabrics. Note the use of the solids and printed fabrics.  All hand quilted at a very nice 9-10 spi and the handwork of all the hand piecing for this unusual pattern.  For the binding the back was brought forward to the front and stitched down by hand.  Sarcoxie, Missouri area

Offering this popular pattern, called Princess Feather or Plumes. This is a 4 block applique quilt and is in very good condition and would date from 1890-1910. The feathers are red and a fugitive green. A very usable quilt. The hand quilting is at 9 spi and the applique is all done by hand too. The separate binding is stitched on by hand.  A reasonable quilt to decorate with for the holidays or any time of the year. South central Illinois estate.

Offering this quilt of curves, called Bleeding Heart,, actually a variation of  the pattern is all I could find. The condition of the quilt is excellent and has been washed and ready to enjoy. All hand quilted at a very nice 10-11 spi. Also double line quilting,,, take a look at the close ups in the additional images by clicking on the thumbnail.  Mostly hand pieced too.  Scalloped border of blue and the separate  binding is stitched on by hand. An excellent quilt to display and very well made.  Knox County, Tn area.

Offering this unusual strippie quilt with flowers appliqued and applique sawtooth or dogtooth edgeing making up the strips and border. So unusual to see the applique red and green triangles. The quilt is in very good condition. The hand quilting is at 6 spi and the applique was done by hand. The quilting is done with a light yellow thread.  There's even a few French knots in the flowers. The separate red binding was stitched on by machine. I acquired this quilt in Indiana. Actually, I have another quilt similar to this pattern (it does not have the appliqued tulips in the strips as the only difference, but quilted with tulips), and it was also bought in Indiana,, so I am wondering if originated from the same area. Was most likely a published pattern. Will be listing it on the web site also.  Just listed the other "mate" to this quilt,, it is Q-771 and located in Gallery 1. They are much alike , but not identical. Would make a great pair.

Offering this handsome cotton Indian camp blanket that may be a Beacon brand, but does not have a label. Colors and pattern are great and it is ready to enjoy or display. The size of 61x66 does not include the fringe. Shawls were often worn by women although this blanket would not have been made for the Native American Indians specifically,  but the pattern mimics many of the trade blankets.  A wonderful blanket to add to a collection.  Has a good feel and not too heavy.

Offering this wonderful 9 block applique quilt, the Democratic Rose or often called Rose of Sharon. Unfortunatley this quilt was used and enjoyed by someone or someones in the past, but is still a treasure of a quilt with a great pattern and colors. There is alot of wear in the reds, see images.  Actually the wear is mostly in the red fabrics and very little in the green and the ground fabric is good. Some of the red binding is gone from the edge. I've had this quilt hanging on display for the past few months . It is hand quilted and hand appliqued. The quilting is at 7 spi there's lots of  double and triple line quilting patterns.  The person I purchased the quilt from said it was made by Ruth O'Connel who was from Springfield , Massachusetts.

Offering this 2 color Vermont Basket quilt that was made using an earlier pumpkin colored print. The condition of the quilt is very good with just some binding wear on the top edge and a few slight spots as shown. From the late 1800's and has several interesting quilting patterns. It is all hand quilted at 8-9 spi. The separate binding was stitched on by hand. The baskets are pieced and the handles are appliqued. Nice workmanship and displays well. From Vermont.

Offering this well made vintage Dresden Plate quilt from the 1930's.  Love the hand quilting on this as it has a small clam shell quilting pattern and the quilting is done at a very good 8 spi. The appliqued plates are machine stitched down. A generous size of 79x94 inches, makes it one that can be used on a variety of beds. For the binding the front was turned to the back and hand stitched down. This is an Ohio quilt.

Offering this colorful 6 point stars quilt from an Erick, Oklahoma estate. It is unused and excellent/mint condition and has never been washed. It was from the Henry and Mary McCarty estate. It was probably made by Mary.  Mary and Henry owned and operated a grocery store on old Route 66 in Erick. Their only son, Boyd age 60 in 1997, had the auction of their antiques and household.  The quilts that were in the auction had been stored in an old unused freezer, and had cedar chips in the bag they were stored in. That was one place that mice couldn't get to.  The quilt is all hand quilted by the piece at 6 spi. The separate red binding was stitched on by hand. The backing is the same red shade. Looks like some feedsacks were used in making this quilt. Erick is a small western Oklahoma town that old Route 66 went through and also know as the home of singer and songwriter, Roger Miller.   

These  antique/vintage American Flag quilts don't come along very often. Offering this Flags on the Steps quilt  from circa 1920's. It is in very good condition and is ready to display in so many ways. There are 42 flags and they are set in a streak of lightening type format with red sashing. The poles on the flags are brown and the flags of a red and white with an off shade for the ground fabric. It is all hand quilted at 8 spi.  The quilt was also hand pieced. For the binding the back was brought forward to the front and hand stitched down. There's a couple different shades of red for the sashing, as you can see in the pictures. All original.  Lots of hand quilting. The quilt doesn't look to have ever been washed and there's some slight pencil quilting marks still visible. A great quilt for any collection.

Offering another quilt, a String Star quilt, some patchwork fabric used in piecing the star. Wonderful border of the same fabric. The quilt is unused and in mint condition, as were the majority of quilts from this estate.  This quilt is hand quilted at a nice 8-9 spi. The separate blue binding was stitched on by hand. There is a sleeve already attached for hanging the quilt on a wall. Feather quilting on the border and feathered wreaths in the corners. Great wall size and makes a wonderful gift. Label attached and made by Betty Jo Haines. Hydro, Oklahoma.

Offering from this collection, a pattern called Delectable Mountains crib/wall quilt. It is in mint unused condition. Made by Betty Jo Haines, quilted by Bonnie Hale and binding was done by L Schrock. It is all hand quilted at a nice 7 spi and the separate binding was stitched on by hand. Great plaid fabrics and a border to set off the pattern. Love the teal green border and sashing. Perfect for a room, office, bath area with good ventilation or so many ways to use this quilt.  I just hung this in the laundry room for the time being!! Hydro, Ok.

Offering this original crib quilt, Springtime Blossoms. The pink and white small quilt has fabrics of double pink and a small scale shirting print. The quilt is in excellent condition, having  a couple spots in the one corner, as shown. It shows no wear. It has old machine quilting, probably using a treadle  machine. I love the way the quilting was done, as the maker machine quilted in the ditch and then again within the pieces, then did diamonds in the border. The binding was turned from the front and machine stitched down. Very possibly made by a young girl. Many of these early small quilts were a childs first start of quilt making.   From central Illinois.

Offering this great rare wool Capps Indian Trade blanket in the Flathead pattern.(One I have never owned in my trade blanket buying/collecting). This wool blanket is in very good/excellent condition, with just a few moth bites. The pattern is typical of the Capps style, being more simple and in bands.  Colors of red, cheddar/pumpkin, green and cream. It has the original felt binding that is in very good condition also.  The label is still in the corner, but unreadable. The blanket displays well and the size of 57x71 makes it a good one to hang or display in many ways. There's a blanket in the book , Chasing Rainbows by Barry Friedman on page 76 referencing this pattern in the 1911 catalog..(Wonderful book, I might add) Excellent blanket for a collection as I can't always keep the best!!! Oklahoma City, Ok. estate.

Offering this wonderful quilt, the  spiderweb pattern in solid colored fabrics. The backing is a small black print.  The quilt is mint and unused. It is all hand quilted at a nice 9 spi. A separate blue binding was stitched on by hand.  From the estate of Betty Jo Haines, western Oklahoma quilt maker.  Her name label is on the back corner of the quilt. She was good about documenting her quilts. A graphic quilt that displays great. What great wall art!  Hydro, Ok.

Offering this original pink and white childs doll or crib size quilt, a Square in a Square or I call it squares and triangles. This 1930's quilt is machine quilted and is in very good condition  with some slight wear on the binding in a few places. It is clean and ready to display  and enjoy. For the binding the back was brought forward to the front and machine stitched down.  Great for a wall hanging too... Illinois 

This charming crib quilt of embroidered Ducks holding flowers and Bears riding a tricycle is in excellent condition. It is clean and ready to enjoy. It is all hand quilted at a nice 7-8 spi and also the embroidery is stitched by hand. The binding was done in the knife edge style.  Set with a solid pink fabric and colorful threads for the ducks and bears. This was probably a stamped pattern and may have been a Wonder Art Company pattern.  Missouri.. 

Offering this beauty of a quilt, the American Beauty applique quilt . It is all hand quilted at a nice 7-8 spi. The applique is done by hand too.  The quilt is in excellent condition and is ready to use and enjoy. The separate green binding is stitched on by hand. This is a kit quilt, by Progress  #1366. There is feathered cable quilting  around the central medallion. This quilt displays well and can be used on a bed or even displayed on a wall.   I have another quilt like this on the web site, Q- 679, American Beauty, so if available, could be used as a pair !! 

Offering this special early Sampler Blocks quilt in "as is" condition. It is all hand appliqued and is also nicely hand quilted.  There is lots of fine hand quilting on the quilt. 25 different blocks. Of the 25, approximately 13 have popping of fabrics in various stages, several about 4-5 are good and the others have various wear. This was a quilt I personally kept intending to do some restoration, but have decided to offer it for sale. The binding could be replaced with antique fabric if desired, as it was trimmed off at some time many years ago due to lots of wear, but the ground fabric is in very good condition and shows no wear or damage. There is some age marks or fold lines and the quilt has not been wet washed.  With the discussion on Facebook with several quilt historians and enthusiast, one of the blocks appears to be similar to the Apple Pie Ridge Star block.( Please correct me if I am incorrect about this). The quilt could be Quaker, but I will leave the research to those that specialize in that field.  These early dated quilts are not easily found, and being a sampler too.  Acquired in Massachusetts.  

Offering this very usable vintage quilt, Churn Dash or also called Hole in the Barn Door. The quilt is in excellent contition and is ready to enjoy. It is all hand quilted. The quilt although looks to be from the 1930's, has blocks that appear to be older, more like 1890's fabrics of indigos and shirtings, so may have been a generational quilt.  Or the blocks may have been done by someone and then put together in the 30's with fabrics of the time.

Offering this original size, 14 x 19 inches, small blue and white doll quilt. It is in excellent condition. It feels like there's a thin flannel blanket used for batting and there is no quilting, just the filler, backing and the pieced top. All old and a neat pattern.

Offering this delightful vintage quilt,  a pictorial of  a young cowboy and cowgirl riding their horses and the dog and calf and other scenes depicting western life. Also in the corner with applique and some embroidery is a tepee and , in addition ot the cactus and fence, Indian child holding a pot and much more. The details are great. The quilt is in excellent condition. It is all hand quilted at a nice 8 spi. The applique is done by hand and nice embroidered accents of flowers and grass. This was a kit quilt from the 1950's with a theme so popular today too. The separate red binding is stitched on by hand. The quilt has had a bath so is ready to use and enjoy or display in so many ways.

Offering this red and white antique quilt with a pattern I am unsure of, but gave it the name of Dominos and Squares, so if anyone knows the correct name, drop me a note.  It is all hand quilted  at 7 spi.  It has a red and white border. The quilt has been washed, so is ready to use and enjoy. For the binding the back was brought forward to the front and hand stitched down. Kansas.

If you're looking for a quilt with graphics, this is it!,, Wonderful pattern that is so desirable. Love the border too. The quilt is all hand quilted at 7 spi and looks to be hand pieced. A fantastic quilt to hang.  The separate cheddar binding is whipped down by hand.  So we can call this orange/ mustard or maybe a cheddar! and green. Looks clean and ready to enjoy, such a visual quilt.. Could be used in a comtemporary home, a very art quilt! Kansas City, Ks area.

Offering this heavily quilted earlier quilt, Laurel Leaves applique with quadruple border, circa 1880's that is in very good condition.  Popular colors of that time period for applique of red and greens. Can't you just see this on the wall or draped over a table or chair at Christmas!!  The quilting is outstanding. Triple lines of hand quilting is done at a wonderful 10 spi and the rows are so close together. The separate green binding is stitched on by hand. All the applique is done by hand. The quilt displays well. Lancaster County, Pa. estate.

Offering this well made Grandmothers Fan quilt. It is hand quilted at a nice 7-8 spi. This is a quilt top from the circa 1930's and it was finished later, being quilted later than the 1930's, probably in the 1940's-50's or so. It feels like a cotton batting.  It was nicely finished and has a separate yellow binding that was stitched on  by hand.  Condition is excellent and is ready to use and enjoy.  Be sure and look at all the pictures, as the colors are truest in the last images. Texas.

Looking for a special quilt? Here is a great 2 color quilt with a triangles border , often called Churn Dash or Monkey Wrench or also Hole in the Barn Door. The condition is mint and unused. Fine workmanship having 10 spi of fine quilting. The quilting lines are close and is unused and had one bath, so is fresh and ready to enjoy. The separate pink binding is stitched on by hand.   The quilt came from the Moore estate in Indiana.  

Offering this generous sized vintage quilt, a Fan quilt variation, like a Snake Trail pattern. The quilt is in excellent condition and looks not to have been used. The hand quilting is quite nice at a 10 spi. A pretty quilting pattern was used too.   The size of 91x92 inches, makes it big enough for many of todays beds and one can turn the quilt either direction. A great variety of fabrics used in making the quilt. The binding is turned from the back to the front and machine stitched down. The quilt has had a bath, probably its first,  so is ready to enjoy. Kansas City estate. 

Offeirng this attractive Drunkards Path pattern vintage quilt from the 1930's in  excellent condition.  It is all hand quilted at 7-8 spi. A separate pink binding is stitched on by hand. Ready to enjoy on a bed or hang on a wall or use however one wishes. Topeka , Kansas.

Offering this attractive vintage Pansy applique quilt with green sashing, green border and a  separate green binding. All hand quilted at a nice 8-9 spi. The separate binding is stitched on by hand.  This was probably a kit quilt.  The condition is excellent. This is one of 2 Pansy Quilts, but will sepearate or sell as a pair. The pair is $1050.00 for both, if still available, or $525.00 each.  A great set of quilts if needing for a couple of beds, as pairs are so hard to find and these are in great condition. They have had a bath and are ready to enjoy.  The applique is also done by hand. Massachusetts. See Q-718 for the other, but they are identical. There are lots more images of the quilt on the other quilt.

Offering this attractive vintage Pansy applique quilt with green sashing, green border and a  separate green binding. All hand quilted at a nice 8-9 spi. The separate binding is stitched on by hand.  This was probably a kit quilt.  The condition is excellent. This is one of 2 Pansy Quilts, but will sepearate or sell as a pair. The pair is $1050.00 for both, if still available, or $525.00 each.  A great set of quilts if needing for a couple of beds, as pairs are so hard to find and these are in great condition. They have had a bath and are ready to enjoy.  The applique is also done by hand. Massachusetts. See Q-719 for the other, but they are identical.

Offering this attractive cotton Indian Beacon blanket in shades of reds, blues, greens and more. The condition is very good and has had use.  It has an ombre look. The original red sateen binding is on the 2 ends. There is some thinning near the center of the blanket, but still very usable and dipslays well. The blanket is more of a medium thickness and is soft and very comfy.   

Offering this quilt of 12 Tulips applique that is so nicley quilted. The condition is excellent, as it looks unused and has had a washing. The hand quilting is at a very nice 10-11 spi. This is a kit quilt, as the quilting pattern of the light blue dots are still visible. The separate binding is stitched on by hand. On the Quilt ID web site by Rose Werner, I found a pattern similar to this," that in 1941 twelve tulip motifs sold for .59 cents. Litchfield, Illinois. Fresh and clean and ready to enjoy.  

Offering this fantastic Ombre Beacon cotton blanket,,, in colors of sunset, lavender shades, green shades and more. The condition is excellent.  It is called an Agawam style and displays great.. A blanket to use and enjoy or hang on a wall or drape over the couch or bench. Add to a collection of blankets!  Clean and ready to enjoy. There's a blanket like this in the book Beacon Blankets Make Warm Friends by Brownstein on page 105 and also Barry Friedman has one of these in his book, Chasing Rainbows on page 244. The original binding is also attached.  Take a look at all the images...

This wool Indian trade blanket, a Pendleton Woolen Mills blanket, Cayuse lablel. The blanket is in very good condition, having a tiny hole, and a small wear spot,  both shown. The original felt binding is in excellent condition and the original label attached and very nice.  This is the second Cayuse label, circa 1921-1930. The blanket displays well and is flat and no shrinkage. It's a blanket one can add to a collection. There's a blanket of this pattern in the book, Language Of The Robe by  Robert Kapoun, page 149. 

Offering this great cotton Beacon Indian blanket in colors of red, blue , green and some yellow accents. It's in excellent condition and is clean and ready to use. The blanket has a good medium thick feel and displays great and feels good to cuddle up with. The 2 ends are self bound.  There's a couple of blankets like this in the book, Beacon Blankets Make Warm Friends by Brownstein on page 130.  These popular colors are getting harder to come by in this nice conditon.   

This is a great pattern,,, the School House quilt,, Signed by many people and dated March 1897. What more can one ask?? Wonderful fabrics and excellent condition. Acquired in Massachusetts, so research can start!  All hand quilted at a nice 9 spi.. The separate blue binding is stitched on by hand. So many popular fabrics of the 1890's. One the blocks is dated March 1897 with the name Mrs J. C. McCoy,, some of the other names  are Mrs Whitlock, Mary Ann McCoy, Alberta McCoy, Tillie McCoy, Mabel McCoy, Mrs A J McCoy, Cora B McCoy, Jane McCoy, Maggie Micheals, Martha Wiley, Effie Jane Parker, Etta Bovard, Mrs. Ward, Rose McCoy, Jane Barnes, Ella Barnes, Anna Scholl, Hester, Barnes, and Minnie Wally.  There's alot of the McCoy family and some others, so may it have been a very locally based group or mainly the family and a few friends? Some of the hand quilting is done in double line diagonal pattern, an indication of the time period. 

This Cayuse Indian Trade blanket is in excellent condition. It still retains the original Pendleton Woolen Mills, Cayuse Indian Blanket tag in the corner. It is the 3rd Pendleton label regarding the dates of labels. The colors  on the  black ground include shades of red, cheddar, green and more.  A very handsome blanket.  This is a 9 element blanket. There is a blanket like this pattern on page 146 in the book, Language of the Robe by Robert Kapoun. The wool blanket displays well and has a more uncommon pattern.  The original felt binding is attached and is in great condition. A wonderful blanket for a collection.

Offering this signed and dated Autograph or Friendship quilt. It has both men and womens names and in the center block it has,, "Champion 1941-42", so not sure what that might represent. Do we think it was a contest of some sort?? A great quilt with lots of names for research. There's 48 blocks  with names in all except the one with the Campion. I acquired the quilt in Missouri.  Some of the names on the quilt include Phyllis Dobbs, Wayne Sutherland, Elsie Hicks, Doris Hutchison, Little Joe Proctor, Amos Tate, Jerry Lord, Glenna Lambert, Lonnie Lee Mears, Joan Cooley and many more.   The condition is very good and the quilt is all hand quilted at a really nice 10 spi thinking that probably one person did the quilting.  For the binding the backing was brought forward to the front and machine stitched down.  A very usable quilt that is clean and nice to add to a collection. Lots of fabrics and some are feedsacks..

Offering this nice Dresden Plate quilt from the Dorthy M Cannon Bass estate from Rocky , Oklahoma. Rocky, Oklahoma is in Washita County and was Indian Territory in 1800's. The quilt is in excellent condition and has been washed and is ready to enjoy. It is all hand quilted at 8-9 spi. On 3 sides of the quilt is an ice cream cone border. A beautiful sunny yellow ground for the plates. The separate pink binding is stitched on by hand. The plates are appliqued down by machine. On the back corner is hand stitched on and says" made MAMA CANNON 1940's". I found alot of history with this family and some of their quilts are shown in the Oklahoma Heritage Quilts book by the Oklahoma Heritage Quilts Project. On page 82 and 83 of the book is some of the families  history.   Some of it includes information, that "there were 3 maiden sisters that farmed their land with a team of horses. They had promised their mother on her deathbed that they would never marry, and they were true to their word." There will be some other quilts from this families estate, a couple are in the Oklahoma Heritage Quilts Book.  Quilt was made, most likely by Dortha Cannon.

Offering this popular pattern, the Drunkards Path quilt in 2 colors of green and white and this one has an appealing softly scalloped border. The quilt is also so very generous in size. It is 92x106 inches. In excellent condition and has been washed and is ready to enjoy. The hand quilting is at 7 spi and the scalloped border has a separate  green binding that was stitched on by hand. Lancaster County, Pa.  

Offering this wonderful condition Beacon blanket, in colors of navy, green, yellow and toupe. Recently washed and ready to enjoy.  This is one of the heavier/thicker made Beacon blankets and has a real good feel. A pattern of this blanket is pictured in the book , Beacon Blankets Make Warm Friends by Brownstein on page 80. It has the original silk binding, which is shown and is missing from a 3 inch strip as shown. Other than the binding the blanket looks unused and is in great condition. Great to use or display.

Offering this generous sized antique quilt top, the Log Cabin Barn Rising pattern.  It is in excellent condition and is ready to quilt or enjoy as it is! So many fabrics ranging from circa 1880's to 1900. A fabric lovers top and also a well made top. Lots of  shirtings, plaids and much more. Size is 97x77 , so it is really big for an old top.   

Offering this nice patterened Indian camp Beacon blanket, with a pattern in one of the blanket books, called the Casco Style. The blanket is in excellent condition and has had a wash so is clean and ready to use.  There's a blanket on page 123, upper right, in the book Beacon Blankets Make Warm Friends by Brownstein.  The blanket has a good feel and is self bound on the 2 ends. Good to use or display.

Offering this cotton Beacon Indian camp blanket in popular colors of red, blue and  greens. It has been washed and has had a few washings in its lifetime. Used but not abused and ready to enjoy.  Condition is good and the 2 ends are self bound. 

Offering this 4 color Esmond Indian camp blanket and often called Beacon blankets in general. This is actually an Esmond brand blanket, although the label is gone. It's a cotton geometric patterened blanket with colors of deep red/wine, yellow, blue and black. The blanket is in very good condition,  the sateen binding looks to be gone, but one can see what the fabric was like "under" the binding. The blanket still has lots of body and is a great blanket to use or display. It's been washed, as have most of my cotton blankets and is ready to enjoy.  This is a blanket kinda like a favorite pair of worn blue jeans,, you can wear for years and it just gives them more "patina".  The black has faded to a demin like black and the red and softer red/wine. The generous size will work on some of todays beds too.  One can always turn a blanket with the longest dimension across the bed and just cover the top of the bed part with another blanket that complements it. There's a full page picture of a blanket like this pattern in the book Chasing Rainbows by Barry Freidman on page 250.  A classic blanket... 

This handsome Tepee pattern trade blanket produced by the Pendleton Woolen Mills and is a Pendleton blanket and is in excellent condition. It lays flat and  displays great on a wall. It is a wool blanket and has the original felt binding, of which there is some slight wear only on the binding as shown. The original tag in the corner is not readable, but is still partially there. Wondedrful colors of browns, green, some red and camel make up the shades of the blanket. There is a blanket like this pictured in the book, Language of the Robe by Robert Kapoun on page 161. It mentions in the book that "this was one of the most popular blankets produced". A great patterened blanket that  displays well and would be wonderful to add to a collection. #pendletonindianblanket

Offering this Signature Friendship or Album quilt, I call this an Album Block pattern. The condition is good, as it has some fading and a couple tiny minor wear spots. It is all hand quilted at 6-7 spi. The separate wine colored binding was stitched on by hand.  Some of the names on the quilt include W Prock, M Prock, R Goodnight, J Fenton, M Ballard, W McKiney, V Circle, M Stewart, E Hardesty, J Robenson, O Short, T Pfaff, L Fox, M McKiney and many more.  It is also dated 1911. Acquired in Kansas.

Offering this wonderful small scale Grandmothers Flower Garden quilt. The small pieced hexagons are only 1 1/4 inch diameter. The quilt is all hand quilted. The separate yellow binding is put on by hand. The quilt is in excellent condition.  Note attached  with makers name.  Note says "Elmers Mother (Fredericka Hahn A____) made this quilt for him before we were married on Feb. 14 1937. Marie Goldhammer A____."   A possibly research quilt and a fine quilt to add to a collection. Take a look at the images!

Offering this multicolor prints vintage 1930's Hexagons quilt top. some feed or flour sack fabrics.. Like a charm top, not sure if any repeats! Indiana

Offering this attractive Dahlia Stars quilt that's in excellent condition. It is hand quilted at 6 spi. The size of the quilt is very generous at the 80x95 inches. I love the little 9 patch blocks at the corners of the sashing. Cable quilting on the borders.  The separate binding is stitched down by hand. Acquired in Arizonia.

This Holmes County Ohio Amish quilt is in excellent condition, looks unused and never washed.  Beautiful shade of blue and the deep black really make this quilt pop..   All hand quilted at a nice 7-8 spi. The separate blue binding is also stitched down by hand. A wonderful quilt to hang and a true piece of art.

Offering this nice blue and white block pattern quilt called Burgoyne Surrounded and it also looks like the Mountain Mist pattern called Homespun. The condition is excellent, looks unused and unwashed. All hand quilted on a diagonal at a nice 7-8 spi. The blue binding is the blue backing fabric brought forward to the front and hand stitched down.  There's a couple shades of white/offwhite in the blocks. A wonderful wall quilt.  Also a good quilt for a collection of crib  quilts. This size quilt is harder to find,, not really big enough for a bed unless used for color or single bed or day bed, but great to display with as the size will work  for many walls.  Also looks good draped over a cabinet or back of sofa.  I can see it over an entry way table or top of stair case landing or over a rail!  The quilt came from a ladies estate who was in her 80's and this was several years ago. From Little River, Kansas.

Offering this wonderful quilt, Nosegay, that has a similar look to the Anne Orr patterns. Note the surrounding staggered border of the small blue postage stamp squares. Anne Orr was known for her style of quilts that often were called "Computer Quilts", due to the fact that they were small postage stamp sized blocks put together with solid colored fabrics and had a rather Deco like computer generated pattern. Sometimes they looked like flowers or baskets, such as this and are more visual when standing a few feet from the quilt and seeing it hung or displayed on a bed.  The condition of the quilt is mint and unused. The quilting is small grids and patterns. Hand quilted at a nice 8-9 spi. The separate narrow blue binding is finely stitched on by hand. An excellent quilt to add to a collection, especially if looking for designers quilt patterns of the early 1900's. 

This information  was forwarded to my by a an email and is much appreciated as to the background on this pattern. "  Merikay Waldvogal books - Soft Covers for Hard Times.  Merikay indicated (page 36) the name of this pattern is Nosegay, however, she included it in her book as an example of how other companies produced patterns SIMILAR to Anne Orr's popular cross-stitch style quilts.  Here is her quote: "This quilt is included to show how other companies proof Flowers.   I did remember seeing this in one of Merikay Waldvogal books - Soft Covers for Hard Times.  Merikay indicated (page 36) the name of this pattern is Nosegay, however, she included it in her book as an example of how other companies produced patterns SIMILAR to Anne Orr's popular cross-stitch style quilts."   Aslo noted in the book on page 36 is that this pattern appeared in Country Gentleman(Feburary 1940) in the 1940's.   

Offering this stunning Beacon Indian camp blanket. The colors and pattern make this blanket outstanding, and it is in great unused condition. The pattern is a Agawam pattern and it has the ombre  shades of colors. The colors are lavender, green and a sunset with varying shades. The original sateen binding is attached. This is a fabulous blanket to hang or display in some form or another, as it shows wonderful. Blankets look good layered on a bed or sofa. Even on a ladder where a third of the blanket shows looks good. There's a blanket similar to this in the book, Beacon Blankets Make Warm Friends by Brownstein on page 102. Excellent blanket for a collection.

Offering this great patriotic applique quilt, called the American Eagle Quilt. It was a kit quilt offered by Paragon Needlecraft #01128. This was the colors in the kit of just gold and white.There were 2 other colors offered in this kit.  A great eagle in the center of the quilt with stars surrounding and urns of flowers in the corners. The patriotic swag and stars border set off the quilt. There are roses in each claw and a branch in the beak of the eagle.  It is circa 1950's and is cotton and all hand quilted at a nice 6-7 spi. It is also hand appliqued. The separate binding is stitched on by hand.  The quilt is in excellent condition and has had a bath, so is ready to enjoy.  It can be hung as art or displayed on a bed.  What a great quilt to add to a collection.  From Virginia.

Offering this attractive 8 Point Stars with soft blue and yellow prints quilt with the small stars at the corners of the blocks, look like they are floating. It is in very good condition and is ready to enjoy. All hand quilted at 7 spi.  Bound with blue binding. The quilt has a blue border on the 2 ends.  A quilt that is very usable and the size is pretty generous. Oklahoma City, Ok.  area...

Offering this wonderful 2 color blue and white Mariners Compass antique quilt.  Signed Edith on the backside corner and on the other corner is another name MIF Frynner( not as legible).  A great 4 block quilt with lots of neat quilting patterns  between the blocks. Look at the images for details. Hand quilted at 9 spi and also nicely appliqued. The separate blue binding is stitched on by hand.  These graphic quilts are always great to hang or display on a bed or add to a quilt collection. Blue indigo binding.  From a collectors home..

Offeirng this nice cotton Indian camp blanket. This Beacon blanket is in excellent condition and has popular colors of red, green, blue predominate. Blue sateen blanket binding on the 2 ends. A great pattern and ready to use and enjoy.  Displays well and one to add to a collection or display of textiles.

Offering this wonderful pictorial crib quilt with a soldier boy, Dutch girl, flowers, pigs, ducks and more. The condition of the quilt is excellent.  It has a nice scalloped border. The hand quilting is very nicely done at 9-10 spi.  The quilting on the edge was done with white thread and the quilting in the body of the quilt was done with blue thread. This was a kit quilt from the 1940's and may be a Progress or Paragon kit.  The applique work is also very well done and nicely stitched.  Note in the images how the binding/edge treatment was done. The edge was a knife edge with the strip of white binding-like appliqued on the top. Not often finished out this way. Acquired in Az.

Offering this attractive 8 Point Lemoyne Stars quilt. It is in excellent condition and looks to have had a bath so is ready to use and enjoy. Look at the nice dress prints and the quilting is really good at a 9-12 spi. The stars aren't real big and the quilt pattern in the white area looks like a little flowerlet. Cable with diamonds quilting in the border.  Theres one block that has a super light print, as shown in the images. Wondered if the maker did that on purpose. The separate binding is stitched on by hand.  From Illinois.

Offering this unused, mint condition Double E pattern quilt. It is all hand quilted at 8 spi. Love the zig-zag fabric used for the borders. Borders can sometimes make the quilt. Also, check out the fabric used for the backing. Between the blocks is a red plaid fabric with little stars. For the binding the front was turned to the back and a neat narrow binding was done and stitched down by hand.   Can we just imagine something about this quilt maker! Not afraid of bold!!The quilt came from the Madison, Georgia area, as I was told. Be sure and click on the image for more views....

Offering this patterned quilt not seen alot called Whigs Defeat or similar to the Mountain Mist pattern, Grandmothers Engagement Ring and may have other pattern names. This applique quilt is in excellent condition and looks to be unused having had a nice bath and ready to use. This is a pieced and applique pattern. The applqiue is done by machine and the nice hand quilting is done at 9 spi. Also the small narrow neat blue binding is put on by hand. Just 2 colors of pink and blue on a white ground, makes this an attractive graphic interesting quilt. I like the curves and the blue flower-like applique between the blocks. This in one of those quilts you can look at it and see different patterns. Indiana

This visual Tumbling Blocks or Baby Blocks vintage quilt top is in excellent condition. It is all hand pieced. Made with  strong solids of red, white and blue fabrics that  appear to be circa 1940's. It also has a triple border of the 3 colors. Sometimes solids can be harder to date, but feel this is probably a World War II quilt. This is one of the pieces that were exhibited in the America Collects-Patriotic Quilts in Houston, Tx. 2010 that came out of my collection. The top was board mounted and displayed well. It's a nice top to keep as is or can be quilted. Acquired in New Mexico.

Offering this fine Mothers Dream pattern quilt. It is really a beauty! Great, mint condition, unused and fantastic quilting and applique.The fine hand quilting is a precise 10 spi and the applique and reverse applique is also quality workmanship. The separate binding is stitched on by hand. The size is generous  and looks great as wall art or on a bed or add to a collection of fine quilts.  Kansas

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

Offering this attractive Rose Applique or has a name of American Beauty quilt with a scalloped border. The appliques in the corners and the vines on the sides really set off the central bouquet of flowers, stems and leaves. This is a late  1940's kit quilt. It was a Progress kit, I believe.  It is all hand quilted  at 6-7 spi and is hand appliqued.  There is beautiful cable feathered cable quilting and also grid patterns in the ground areas. The separate green binding is put on by machine.  There's a couple loose spots on the binding to restitch down. The condition is excellent and has had a bath so is ready to use and enjoy.  This quilt looks great on a bed or can also be hung on a wall as "flower art".  Massachusetts...... I have another one of these on the web site, Q-732,,, American Beauty, so if available, could be put to use as a pair!!

Offering this attractive Rose Applique or has a name of American Beauty quilt with a scalloped border. The appliques in the corners and the vines on the sides really set off the central bouquet of flowers, stems and leaves. This is a late  1940's kit quilt. It was a Progress kit, I believe.  It is all hand quilted  at 6-7 spi and is hand appliqued.  There is beautiful cable feathered cable quilting and also grid patterns in the ground areas. The separate green binding is put on by machine.  There's a couple loose spots on the binding to restitch down. The condition is excellent and has had a bath so is ready to use and enjoy.  This quilt looks great on a bed or can also be hung on a wall as "flower art".  Massachusetts...... I have another one of these on the web site, Q-732,,, American Beauty, so if available, could be put to use as a pair!!

Offering this attractive Rose Applique or has a name of American Beauty quilt with a scalloped border. The appliques in the corners and the vines on the sides really set off the central bouquet of flowers, stems and leaves. This is a late  1940's kit quilt. It was a Progress kit, I believe.  It is all hand quilted  at 6-7 spi and is hand appliqued.  There is beautiful cable feathered cable quilting and also grid patterns in the ground areas. The separate green binding is put on by machine.  There's a couple loose spots on the binding to restitch down. The condition is excellent and has had a bath so is ready to use and enjoy.  This quilt looks great on a bed or can also be hung on a wall as "flower art".  Massachusetts...... I have another one of these on the web site, Q-732,,, American Beauty, so if available, could be put to use as a pair!!

Offering this attractive Rose Applique or has a name of American Beauty quilt with a scalloped border. The appliques in the corners and the vines on the sides really set off the central bouquet of flowers, stems and leaves. This is a late  1940's kit quilt. It was a Progress kit, I believe.  It is all hand quilted  at 6-7 spi and is hand appliqued.  There is beautiful cable feathered cable quilting and also grid patterns in the ground areas. The separate green binding is put on by machine.  There's a couple loose spots on the binding to restitch down. The condition is excellent and has had a bath so is ready to use and enjoy.  This quilt looks great on a bed or can also be hung on a wall as "flower art".  Massachusetts...... I have another one of these on the web site, Q-732,,, American Beauty, so if available, could be put to use as a pair!!

Offering this great feedsack quilt called Star of the Bluegrass,,, or also thought of as a 8 Point Star in a Star. Condition of the quilt is excellent.    It's made with feedsacks and floursacks. A wonderful example of what was made in that time period when so many of the reusable feed and flour sacks were desired as a cloth to recycle to use for clothing, quilts, aprons and so much more. I have heard many a ladies at the shows coment that they "had to wear the clothing made from sack fabric". This colorful quilt is hand quilted at a nice 7-8 spi. It is also hand bound with a complementing feedsack fabric. Ther's a small spot as shown, but is ready to use and enjoy. You can even see some flour sack printing in one of the areas between the stars. Illinois. 

This is an important quilt to collectors and those with serious interest in collecting signature quilts or those from Baltimore, Maryland. There is no question as to where is was made, as there are many signatures,  it is dated July 1847 and also on the quilt in the blocks is Baltimore. The quilt although, not a typical Baltimore Album, might be considered one just prior to that time of those quilts as it is really earlier than the Baltimore Album quilts. It also has a wonderful border and the addition of the original separate fringe, add to the quality of this quilt. The fabrics are wonderful with some chintz and cottons used in the applique.  The quilt is in excellent condition and has never been washed. It is hand quilted and hand appliqued. It is a true antique in every sense of the word,, and one that would be admired and appreciated. These quilts don't come along every day, as they often end up in collections or musuems.   Serious inquiries please. ( more information coming)

This atttractive Tree of Life quilt is in excellent unused condition. It is all hand quilted at 6-7 spi and hand bound. The binding was done by turning the front to the back and hand whipped down. I love the use of the different colors used in making the quilt, as it adds some cherriness to the pattern. This pattern usually seen in a 3 color combination, makes this one stand out with the different use of colors. Also note how the maker did the corners of the quilt. It has a double row border. It is a pieced quilt , mostly by hand with some machine piecing on the border.This quilt displays well, as all the trees run the same direction, so can be hung easily.

This atttractive Tree of Life quilt is in excellent unused condition. It is all hand quilted at 6-7 spi and hand bound. The binding was done by turning the front to the back and hand whipped down. I love the use of the different colors used in making the quilt, as it adds some cherriness to the pattern. This pattern usually seen in a 3 color combination, makes this one stand out with the different use of colors. Also note how the maker did the corners of the quilt. It has a double row border. It is a pieced quilt , mostly by hand with some machine piecing on the border.This quilt displays well, as all the trees run the same direction, so can be hung easily.

This atttractive Tree of Life quilt is in excellent unused condition. It is all hand quilted at 6-7 spi and hand bound. The binding was done by turning the front to the back and hand whipped down. I love the use of the different colors used in making the quilt, as it adds some cherriness to the pattern. This pattern usually seen in a 3 color combination, makes this one stand out with the different use of colors. Also note how the maker did the corners of the quilt. It has a double row border. It is a pieced quilt , mostly by hand with some machine piecing on the border.This quilt displays well, as all the trees run the same direction, so can be hung easily.

This atttractive Tree of Life quilt is in excellent unused condition. It is all hand quilted at 6-7 spi and hand bound. The binding was done by turning the front to the back and hand whipped down. I love the use of the different colors used in making the quilt, as it adds some cherriness to the pattern. This pattern usually seen in a 3 color combination, makes this one stand out with the different use of colors. Also note how the maker did the corners of the quilt. It has a double row border. It is a pieced quilt , mostly by hand with some machine piecing on the border.This quilt displays well, as all the trees run the same direction, so can be hung easily.

This atttractive Tree of Life quilt is in excellent unused condition. It is all hand quilted at 6-7 spi and hand bound. The binding was done by turning the front to the back and hand whipped down. I love the use of the different colors used in making the quilt, as it adds some cherriness to the pattern. This pattern usually seen in a 3 color combination, makes this one stand out with the different use of colors. Also note how the maker did the corners of the quilt. It has a double row border. It is a pieced quilt , mostly by hand with some machine piecing on the border.This quilt displays well, as all the trees run the same direction, so can be hung easily.

Offering this usable Triple Irish Chain pattern quilt. It is in good condition, has been washed and is ready to use. Hand quilted at 5 spi. The replaced old vintage feedsack fabric binding is stitched on by hand.There's a couple age spots, but overall the quilt really looks nice and is priced to enjoy. Kansas

Offering this antique Eagle 4 block quilt with a triple border. The quilt is in excellent/very good condition with no wear. It is hand quilted at 7-8 spi and the applique is done by both hand and machine.The way the eagles are placed makes it a good wall quilt as they are all directional and also looks great on a bed. This was one of the quilts on display at the International Quilt Festival , 2010, in the exhibit America Collects- Patriotic Quilts, from my collection. Love the way the maker did the curved/wavey borders and the central pattern.  Colors of red, cheddar and fugitive green. For the binding the back was brought forward to the front and machine stitched down. Great to add to a collection. Eagle quilts are sometimes hard to find.  Massachusetts

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 today's beds and thicker mattresses. A very collectible, but usable quilt. Ohio

Offering this attractive Six Point Stars quilt that is in unused condition,, mint and never washed.  The colors are great and the prints in the stars are "happy" ,, as I call them. This quilt has an unusual border of the solid colored stars and the solid colored hexagons. There are stars quilted in the hexagon blocks.  The yellow backing is a nice shade of yellow. The hand quilting is well done at 7 spi. A separate binding of green was stitched on by hand. The size of this quilt, 86x89 , makes it one of the larger quilts and therefore can be used on a variety of beds if desired.  One can tell the maker of this quilt was particular,,, the maker even hand pieced the stars and hexagons. Lots of work went into this quilt. Displays well.

This is an excellent condition Pendleton Indian trade blanket. It is really considered a shawl and the fringe is in great condition. Generally these were worn by the women and they were usually square blankets, as this is 68x68. This blanket has deep strong colors of red, blacks, greens. The original Pendleton label is attached as shown. The blanket would have been well cared for , as it appears to be unused. It is wool and the measurements do not include the fringe. There is a blanket similar to this in the book Language of the Robe by Bob Kaupon on page 56. Displays well.

Offering this attractive cotton Beacon Indian camp blanket. It is in excellent condition and is clean and ready to use.  Shades of browns, teal, yellow/gold. Self bound on 2 ends. Displays well.

This unwashed Log Cabin antique quilt is more of a time period quilt , as the top looks to have been made around the turn of the century, 1900-1910 and then the note attached said the top was quilted in the winter of 1936 and 1937,, The note that is attached reads" This quilt was pieced by Grandmother Bowman before Robert T Bowman was 1 year old. Quilted by his mother Mrs  Emory T. Bowman winter of 1936 and 1937. For Robert T Bowman." It is hand quilted at a nice 8-9 spi. It has never been washed and is in excellent condition, but there are some storage spots on the border as shown. Wonderful to see the use of turn of the century fabrics and then to see the 1930's backing , that is relative to the note attached. For the binding the front is turned to the back and hand stitched down. A quilt one might want to research the family background. I acquired this in Texas, but it may have traveled there.

Offering this handsome Log Cabin quilt- a Barn Raising pattern. Condition is excellent and is ready to enjoy. It is hand quilted at a nice 5 spi. It looks to be unwashed. It is selfbound by turning the front to the back and hand stitched down.There is another quilt from the same family, a Log Cabin q-664, made just like this only some of the fabrics differ,  but could possible be used as a pair.  This quilt may have been made a few years later. This quilt has darker green fabric and more red was used too in the blocks. The border has a darker double pink . There is cable quilting on the border.  Take a look at the other quilt on the web site and there's an image of both quilts at the bottom of the page where all the images show. Click on the image of this quilt to get all the pictures.Take a look!

Offering this attractive Log Cabin, Barn Raising pattern quilt that is one of a possible pair.  The conditon is excellent. It is hand quilted at 6-7 spi and for the binding the front is turned to the back and hand stitched down. Red centers and a border of double pink that has cable quilting pattern. From Pa. I have added an image of this and quilt, Log Cabin #2, q-665( on the right side of the picture) that are from the same family,, but #2 has a darker green fabric and darker shade of double pinks. They could be used as pairs, but there are different fabrics used. Take a look at both.

Offering this very nice , usable, cotton Indian camp blanket, It is clean and ready to enjoy. The condition is very good with normal light use.  Popular colors of navy blue, green, red and a touch of yellow in the bands. The 2 ends are self bound. It hangs nicely and displays well. Size is 70x75.

Offering this attractive wool Pendleton trade blanket/shawl. This blanket would have had the 3rd Pendleton "1921" label on it, but the only thing left of the label is the  frame. It is a wonderful pattern in the Pendleton line. The blanket itself is in very good condition and the fringe is short but still looks good on this blanket.  The pattern on this blanket looks great on either side and it displays well . The colors are sunset, brown, red, golds, camel, etc. The desired pattern of the blanket is considered a  9 element pattern. There is a blanket like this pattern in the book Chasing Rainbows by Barry Friedman, page 127.  The blanket has a nice "hand" to it,,,  the colors "pop"....

Offering this Pendleton Cayuse Indian Trade blanket, circa 1920's. It has the original 2nd Cayuse label that dates it to 1921-1930, but this pattern came out in 1924. It is wool and the colors are a teal blue, green, pink, wine and more.  The original felt binding is attached. It does have some moth nibbles as shown, but other than that is in very good condition, with no shrinkage.   It is like the blanket on page 151, lower left,  in Language of the Robe by Bob Kapoun. It displays well and hangs nicely.

Offering this Colonial Times Sampler quilt, that is hand cross stitched and hand quilted. This was a kit quilt and has a sampling of patterns,, thus calling it a sampler.  Some of the patterns are a man and woman holding hands, a colonial home, a wreath of flowers, a potted flower, a flower with a heart base, a church with a tall steeple and several more. The condition of this quilt is very good. It is all hand quilted at 7 spi. A generous size of 80x89 inches.  It has been washed and is clean and ready to enjoy. From central Illinois.

This 4 Block red and white applique quilt has a wonderful pattern, which I have had trouble finding a name for this pattern. (If anyone know, drop me a note) It looks to be one of the paper cut patterns seen frequently in Pennsylvania. The quilt has wear , which is mostly on the border and binding .  One approx 9 inch by1 inch area of the border has some of it gone as shown in the images. There is one of the big blocks that has some minimal wear, as shown.The hand quilting is very nice, as it is 12-15 spi. Also the quilting patterns are varied. The quilt is soft, but would be a neat display quilt and can be folded or shown to its best advantage.   From Indiana

This generous sized Double Irish Chain quilt top is in very good condition. It is unwashed. Machine pieced. There is a triple border of pink and white on 3 sides of the top. The size of 81x98 is large enough for many of todays beds.  Can be used as is or quilted. Ohio

This Churn Dash vintage quilt is in mint/excellent condition, as it looks to be unused and was stored. Unwashed and clean and ready to use. The scale of the pattern is on the smaller scale.  It is all hand quilted at 8-9 spi. It also looks to be hand pieced. The  separate binding is stitched down by hand, all done by hand. The backing looks to be a pretty flowery feedsack fabric. The fabric between the blocks also looks to be feedsack fabric in florals in a small scale print.  This  popular pattern is also called Hole in the Barn Door and Monkey Wrench.  A very usable quilt. Acquired in Missouri.

This Double 9 Patch quilt top is in excellent condition with just a couple minute spots. Unwashed and unused. Nicely hand pieced and a good shade of orange, call it cheddar or pumpkin.  Can be quilted or a nice top to enjoy as it is. The single blocks are only 13/8ths inches in size.  The way the pattern is set and leaves the edge with a half block making  a neat border.  From New York.

This is a Rose of Sharon applique quilt from an Oklahoma City, Ok  estate. This pattern is sometimes called Ohio Rose.  From  circa 1930's-40's and is in very good condition with some slight fade in the green. It has been washed and is ready to use. All hand quilted at a nice 8-9 spi. The replaced binding is stitched on by hand using vintage feedsack fabric. A very nice usable quilt that has good workmanship.  Generous in size and could be used on a double or maybe a queen if turned with length for the width.. I often suggest one do that and use pillows at the top of the bed to fill in for the length.

This  Eight Point Stars quilt is in excellent condition. It has had one washing and is unused.  Many of the fabrics used in making the quilt are feedsacks, with fabrics from the 1930's-40's. It is hand quilted at 6 spi. For the binding, the back was brought to the front and machine stitched down.  It is a size great for a youth bed or wonderful to drape on a couch or chair or display on the end of a bed.  It could even go "traveling " with you and work in  travel trailers.  Acquired from an Oklahoma city, Ok estate.

Great blocks with wonderful fabrics. Madders, green, mustard, etc... the colors aren't coming out the best on these images

Set of 30, mostly paper pieced with the paper still attached on the majority of the blocks. Great use of feedsack fabrics. Price is for the set.

Nice small scale set of 9 patch blocks. Neat hand piecing. Price is for 24 blocks.

Wonderful set of pinwheel quilt blocks- red and green prints. Hand and machine pieced. Circa 1880'-90's. Price is for the set of 27 blocks.

Vintage feedsack- 36x42 inches

This is a great unusual painted flowers state quilt, as the painting is done on the black brushed cotten fabric and it has a wonderful silk sashing of red, white and blue. The state flowers are  painted in each of the blocks and it has the name of the state. I didn't check to be sure each flower correlated with each state! The condition is very good with a few slight splits on the binding edge, one image shows a corner.  I have seen state flower quilts, but never one done on black ground and sashed like this. The blocks are machine top stitched and there is not really any quilting , but it is backed in a soft lavender/plum silky fabric. Displays well and is an excellent quilt for a collection. Acquired back East, but was told came from Texas.

A fine blue/indigo and white quilt in excellent condition.  Very nice hand quilting at 8-9 spi. Quilted in grids about an inch apart. The separate binding is put on by machine. It's one of those quilts that can be used in contemporary homes or also look fabulous on a wall or bed or over a railing. Circa 1910. Acquired in Arizona.

Offering this nice 221 K Singer Featherweight sewing machine. This is one the hard to find beige or tan colored machines in one of the 3 original colors. This machine is original and not painted. The condition is very good. It comes with the case, an instruction book and some attachments and the original foot. This machine has the marked off throat plate which is nice to have. The bobbin case is with the machine and there are some extra bobbins. The finish on the machine is excellent and does not show wear. The belt has been replaced and the machine has been serviced and cleaned. This machine is ready to use or add to a collection. Shipping in the USA is $25.00 and that includes insurance. We ship ground UPS with signature required.

Offering this patriotic WWll quilt called Stars and Bars or Stars of Stripes. This pattern is also known as Liberty Stars. It may be an Aunt Martha pattern. This is one of the quilts exhibited this past year from my collection at International Quilt Festival, Houston Tesas, 2010,  in the "America Collects- Patriotic Quilts" Special Exhibit. The Houston, Texas show featured the exhibit of 31 pieces in the Special Exhibits area. The quilt is in excellent condition, having some slight fade as shown near the bottom edge star. It is hand quilted at 7-8 spi. There is a border of bars that adds to the quilts design, as shown.  The binding is old feedsack fabric, as it had been repalced at some time in it life. It is stitched on by hand. There are 5 pointed stars quilted in the ground areas.  The quilt displays well and is one of the popular WW ll quilt patterns. 

This visual 2 color, pink and white quilt called Wheel of Mystery,, has such a great use of curves forming circles and is really well made. Condition is excellent. Unused and has had one bath. Hand quilted at a nice 9-10 spi. Very nice small stitching and quilted  by the piece. Hand bound. See how the pattern overlaps itself and reverses the colors of the pattern. Such an effective use of piecing. Great quilt to display, even to use as wall art, as I consider it to be. Imagine the maker doing this work in the 30's after the Great Depression and enjoying having the fabric to make a 2 color quilt. Excellent quilt to add to a collection. So much work went into making this quilt. From the D. Townsend estate, Kansas City, Mo.

Great generous size, pattern of smaller blocks and excllent condition, make this a quilt to enjoy and add to a collection, or a great one for a first quilt. Made with solid colored fabrics, a triple border, pattern with a Deco look. The pattern reminds me of one of the Ann Ore patterns. If anyone knows for sure,, all input is appreciated. It has a rose and chain look too for the pattern. Shades of pink, green and blue were used in designing the quilt. All hand quilted at 8 spi. Hand bound too. Minneapolis , Mn. estate. I was told it came from the ladies home whom was in her 50's and it was made by her mom. There is another quilt on the web site with the same pattern, Rosebud #2. Take a look.

This is one of the hard to find variations of the traditional Double Wedding Ring patterns,,, as this has the pieced star in the center of the rings and the rings were done with solid colored fabrics. Note too, how the rings connect, as they come together as points. This pattern is known as the Golden Wedding Ring. The quilt is in mint unused condition and is unwashed. It is all hand quilted at 5-6 spi. The separate yellow binding was stitched on by hand. A nice solid colored backing of yellow . The 3 sides are scalloped and the top is straight.  Ready to use or display,,, and it would also make a great gift.   

This  vintage quilt is in mint condition and is unused . Never washed and is ready to use and enjoy. All hand quilted at a very nice 9 spi. The hexagon pieces are on the smaller size, only 1 3/8 inch across. The edge was done  in the knife edge style, by turning the front and back together and stitching it together by hand. Lots of stitches and with all the points on the binding edge makes lots of work. There is also some fussy cut pieces, where the maker centered the pattern of the fabric in the hexagon. Came from a Washington County Illinois estate. I was told it from the Rue estate.

This Broken Dishes quilt is in excellent, unwashed condition. It is hand quilted at approximately 4-5 spi. The cotton batting is somewhat on the thicker side. There are feedsacks used for the backing that still show the printing. On the back it has Franklin Mills Franklin, Tenn .. also Ashland,, Lindville, Ala. There is some slight fade in some of the sashing. The binding is hand stitched down by turning the back to the front.  A very nice usable quilt at a great price.  I was told this quilt came from Alabama.

This attractive, popular pattern Flower Garden quilt has what I call the green set of leaves in between the garden hexagons and when looking at it from a distance , it also has the pattern of a star, so called the Flower Garden Star.  The quilt is in excellent condition. All hand quilted at a very nice 10 spi. The border is extra nice too as the maker kept the points of the hexagons and then the separate green binding was put on by hand. There is also the 2 extra rows of hexagons on the edge making a nice border that sets off the rest of the pattern. All the hexagons are quilted by the piece which means they are all quilted within the seams. This is alot of work. Displays well and is generous in size.  Kansas

A beautiful quilt to add to a collection or to enjoy for its beauty. Ohio

This brides quilt is in excellent condition. Probably washed once. Very nice hand quilting at 9-10 spi. That is one of the characteristics of brides and wholecloth quilts is the quality of quilting and the design used. This quilt has a large central medallion like quilting pattern, then some crosshatching and then some feathers. The separate binding is stitched on by hand. These quilts are harder to get good images of due to the solid color. This quilt is not really white-white, more of alittle off-white. This quilt came from Pennsylvania. A very nice quilt for display.

This is a wonderful pattern and the condition of this quilt is mint, as it looks unused and has had one rinsing. The pattern Mohawk Trail or sometimes called Baby Bunting shows the variation of how a fan block can be put together. This maker used a variety of prints for the triangles and a pretty solid blue for the base of the fan. The quality of workmanship is very good looking at the points in the fan. The hand quilting is also fine at 8-9 spi. Lots of extra quilting went into this quilt as one can see the rows of quilting in the fan base and a pretty pattern in the white ground areas. The separate binding was stitched on by machine. Both hand and machine pieced. Generous in size so may be used on a variety of beds or great to hang. Acquired in the Boonsville, Indiana area.

This wool and mixed fabrics star quilt is in excellent condition. Some of the fabrics in additon to wools is corduroy, velvet, etc.  A super graphic quilt on black ground, but has a suttle feel and sophistication.  It is more unusual to see a star quilt pieced in a crazy quilt style. Great use of colors in the pieces. The stars are outlined  briar-stitched. The hand stitched binding is turned from the back and stitched to the front. The backing is pieced in 3 different fabrics. This quilt displays well and looks to be possibly Mennonite or Amish, but I would guess Midwest origin.  A nice variation of a lone star by adding the extra stars. Displays well.

This is a very nice vintage stars quilt made with a small scale red print fabric and white ground. Condition is excellent. A couple minute spots, as shown. No wear. Hand quilted at a nice 8 spi and hand bound with a separate red binding.  The quilting is very heavy on this quilt, with rows of quilting just an inch apart. The pictures show all the work on this quilt. Generous size too.  Illinois

This great pictorial youth size quilt is in very good condition. It has one small  mend, as shown on the lower bottom of the quilt. The cowboy/western theme is what is a memory to many of us and from that golden time.  The quilt has appliques of a cowboy, cowgirl, calves, cactus, campfire, fence, log home and so much more.  The scalloped border is bound wiht a separate red binding stitched on by hand. A nice quilt to decorate with or actually use in many ways.  These pictorials don't come along every day. Matter in fact, I am offering a quilt pattern or full kit for this quilt and information can be found on my kits and patterns page.

This popular pattern called a Log Cabin quilt is in very good condition. It is pieced on a foundation and it's put together block by block. The center logs/blocks are all in blue and white and it is bordered with red and white log blocks which really makes this layout of color very striking.  This is really more of a summer quilt, as there is no batting. The quilt has a signature on the back corner EB Spinning and the number 26 in old ink. The quilt looks to be older than 1926, so it may have been given to this person at that time or it has some other significance. The quilt was recently rinsed and there are some slight splits in  about 5 of the white log strips, shown, and a small bleach like spot in a blue log. All this could be restored/repaired if desired, but not necessary to enjoy. The pattern and size make this a great wall quilt and also super on a bed. The size is good at 87x87. Western, Pa area.

This neat looking quilt for animal lovers and those with political thoughts and just a more unusual quilt. It is a big 4 block and it is pieced quilt. All nicely hand quilted in straight diagonal lines. Hand quilted at 6 spi. Condition is mint , as it has never been washed and looks to be unused. The blocks are separated with a pink sashing. The donkey is pieced with pink and tan solids on a white ground.  The separate yellow binding was stitched on by hand.  This is a pattern of quilt that can be used in many ways. Nice for a collection. Acquired in Kentucky.

This vintage quilt called Path Thru the Woods is a  nicely made quilt and in excellent/mint condition having an attractive pattern of small and bigger triangles and a border of triangles. Shades of a denim like blue fabric and pink on a white ground make up the colors. This is actually an old hand pieced  quilt top probably from the 30's or so and then quilted later by a Mennonite/German lady from Clinton, Ok., Mrs Edith Littke, now deceased. The batting is a polyester blend and the top is cotton. The quilt has a separate binding that is hand stitched on. Hand quilted at 5-7 spi. It is clean and ready to use.  Also the size of 81x95 inches is very generous and can be used on some of the bigger beds if desired.

This white or sometimes called the celery or green 221 original Singer Featherweight is in very good condition. The paint is excellent on the machine itself and the edge shows no wear, nor does the wheel or the fold up sewing area.  This machine has the nice marked off throat plate. There is some loss of wording on the motor and the black finish on the stitch guide is fair.  The  singer decal is attached. The original green and white case has some scuffs on the outside.  A rare item is the original manual to this machine and it is in excellent condition. Serial # is EV++++028.  I would rate this machine an 8+.  The machine has been serviced and cleaned. Shippinig UPS ground aprox $30.00.

This original Singer Featherweight is in very good condition. Probably would rate a 8+ to a 9. It has the case, cord (which is a new cord), bobbin case,  some attachemnts, exta bobbins and manual.  It has been serviced and cleaned.  It is an AJ which dates it to 1949-1951. Shipping is approx $30.00 and shipped UPS ground. 

This is an excellent quilt in every way.  The condition is mint, as it was unused and has had one washing, so is clean and ready to enjoy. The quilting is wonderful as it is hand quilted at 10 spi and also fine applique. The quilting patterns on the quilt are another special credit to this quilt. There are wreaths, diamonds, leaves and many more quilting patterns throughout the quilt. The separate binding was hand stitched on.  Colors of red, green and pumpkin on a white ground. Pat Sloan, designer, made a modern version of this pattern shown in  the Nov/Dec 2010 McCalls Quilting issue.   Take a good look at the pictures as they show the quality of this late 30's or 40's quilt. The quilt displays well. St. Louis , Illinois area.

This small scale hexagons quilt with pieces only 1 inch in diameter is a labor of love made back in the 1920's or 30's. This pattern is called a Field of Diamonds. Think of the many hours that went into cutting and then hand piecing all the hexagons and then to quilt it by hand. There is also some machine quilting on the border and  a  small area on one side, unsure why. Maybe the maker was ready to get finished and that was the quickest way or possible she or he,, just got a new sewing machine and wanted to show off the work by adding it to the quilt. We'll never know. The quilt is in very good condition.  A colorful quilt with many colors used and some of the fabrics look to be feedsacks. How the quilter coordinated the colors using prints and solids. For the binding the back was brought forward to the front and machine stitched down.  The size is quite generous with it being 81x91 inches, so it could work on some doubles or queens or even lay on top of a king bed. This is a Kansas quilt.

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

This blue and white patterened quilt is in very good condition. All hand quilted at 6-8 spi. The piecing looks to be done by hand also .  A somewhat simple looking pattern , not busy at all and pleasing to look at. The same blue fabric was used throughout. The binding, put on by hand, has been redone using old fabric.  The quilt is clean and ready to enjoy or display. This pattern is called Garden Maze , but sometimes called Sun Dial. From Oklahoma.

This antique crazy quilt is in excellent /mint condition, as it appears to be unused and has never been washed. Great variety of cotton fabrics and a real study of fabrics ranging probably 30 years. The quilt is tied. The front is turned to the back and hand stitched down for the binding. The batting feels to be cotton. The backing, well it is great indigo fabrics. The back  fabrics alone is almost worth the price of the quilt. There's 2 different fabrics on the backside. A quilt that displays well and is enjoyable to look at whether on the wall or on a bed or other ideal place in the home.

This is a very nice and attractive quilt and a great use of solids was used in making the quilt. This wool scrap quilt has no batting, so is not too heavy since it is wool.  Condition is excellent. Hand quilted with red thread  as shown, and hand bound. The soft purple flannel like fabric on the backing is brought forward to the front and hand bound.   This quilt has a very abstract look and could be used in many contemporary homes /offices or used as wall art. Displays well. Nice quilt for a collection.  Virginia

Offering this 1950's wagon wheel headboard for that cowboy/girl room. It's 34 " tall and 41 " wide.Fix up those beds and add some great western bedcovers! Please note on one of the beds at the top of the headboard , is notched off. Looks like a slice of the wood is gone from the curve.. Not noticible, but wanted to note this as shown in the images. Still a great price for them. Sorry, but I do not pack and ship furniture,, so purchases will need to be picked up and buyer make any arrangements for that. Thankyou.

This fabulous quilt will awake ones visual senses everytime you look at it. It is very drawing and appealing. A very southern quilt. Some of the pattern names this quilt might be called include Richmond Beauty, Trip Around the Mountain and also Georgia Beauty, as suggested by a very lovely customer, Gaye Ingram who has much appreciation for this quilt and its background, as an historian of southern quilts. The fabrics and pattern make this quilt so outstanding. Look at all those wonderful points and diamonds in the pattern. The quilting is all done by hand and the separate binding is also put on by hand . The quilt is hand pieced too. The condition is excellent with a few insignificant pops in the madder fabric in a couple places only and some age related spots, as shown. Unwashed and really unused other for display. Has been in my collection for several years and prior to that another collection.  

 This quilt was recently exhibited at the National Quilt Museum in Paducah, Kentucky.  It was included in the exhibit, The Pieced Empire- Antique New York Beauty Quilts during the dates of 3-4-2016 to 5-10-2016. A graphic beauty.  

Blue and White Double Irish Chain Quilt(q-417)-Circa 1890's, size 64x82. The condition of this quilt is excellent. Wonderful pattern, which may also be called a 25 Patch Block, is unusual to have it on a blue ground of indigo print. This pattern is more often seen on a white ground.  This patterns is also called Mrs. Hoover's Colonial Quilt as there is a similar quilt, plate 11, in The Dictionary of Quilt Names and Patterns by Yvonne Khim. There are several indigo fabrics used in the making of this quilt. Nicely hand quilted at 7-8 spi in close, straight lines and quilted in diagonal lines on the border. A very nice 2 color quilt. The replaced binding, shown, of old fabric is whipped on by hand. This quilt is clean ready to use or display . This quilt is even nicer in the "real".  From Ponca City ,Ok.

Autograph /Signed Album Quilt- Missouri  Circa 1930's, size 80x99. Generous in size for many beds. The conditon of this quilt is excellent. Pretty pastel shades of lavender, soft orange and green solids give this signature quilt a different look. Also the small 4 patch at the sashing corners give it extra appeal. Lots of names signed on this quilt that include Lillian, Isabel, Anna, Edna, Sarah JK, Irene, Edlin, Lillie, Lydda, Cathleen, Virginia, Mabel, Geraldine, and more. Purchased in the Eureka, Missouri area, so maybe it originated in that area. all hand quilted at a fine 9-11 spi. The binding is hand stitched down. Missouri

Rare A Brandt Ranch Oak Saguaro Couch and Ottoman(f-344)- Circa 1950's. The size is 69" long, 29"deep, 24" to top of the cactus front legs, 37" to top of cushion on the back, and 34" to the top of the back of the sofa. The condition of this sofa is very good. The cushions, sofa and ottoman were reupholstered soon after the original buyer purchased it, and they are in very good, very usable condition. Has the original acorn finish and has not been refinished. This is one of the more desirable pieces of Ranch Oak. Would be great with one of the cactus lamps and any of the carved special pieces. The price includes both pieces. Lay-a-way available. 

 Please note,,,,,,,Ottoman available for $195.00!!

A Brandt Ranch Oak Peg Lamp(f-325)- Circa 1950's. 29'tall. The condition of this lamp is very good. It has the original shade. The model number in the catalog is #1908. There are several of these lamps available, not all have shades.

Miniature Rainbow Hexagons 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 approximately 12,320 pieces in the quilt. All hand quilted at 9 spi. The small 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.  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.

Floral Applique Basket Quilt with Border Applique Circa 1930's , size 77x84 inches. Condition is excellent. All hand quilted at a tiny 13 spi and beautifully appliqued. Knife edge type binding. Center basket of flowers and bows has neat outer frame of flowers and nice scalloped border.  A lovely quilt.