Cindys Antique Quilts

This wool Pendleton Indian blanket shawl is in excellent condition. It has beautiful shades of browns, sunset oranges, reds, yellows, etc. The smaller diamonds on the side and the larger diamonds in the center make this a very stunning blanket. It also has the Greek key border on the 2 ends. The original label is intact, but unreadable. It is the early 1920's label. There is a blanket similar to this in Bob Kapoun's book Language of the Robe, page 57. A very desirable blanket and it sure displays well.

What a great 4 block Eagle quilt that is in mint condition. It is unused and has never been washed and doesn't need it either. This quilt still shows the quilting lines marked with pencil. The 4 eagles and center medallion are appliqued and the border is pieced. The binding is done by turning the front to the back and was hand stitched down. Fabrics are all solids. Dating of this quilt is a conservative 1940's, as it was suggested that it may be more from the 1920's. The solids make it more difficult to date. This is a strong quilt with vivid colors of red, green and cheddar on a muslin ground and with Pennsylvania origin. I was told this was made by Verna Brittman or Brietman from Lancaster County Pennsylvania. It is all hand quilted at 7 spi and also the applique is done by hand. An excellent collector quilt.

This light oak finish of an A Brandt Ranch Oak piece of furniture is in very good condition with some normal use on the top. This piece is called a dressing table,, although I thought at first a 2 drawer desk. On the bottom of the desk is the original Ranch Oak label, as shown. Model # 1890-17. Also the inside of the drawers has the Brandt brand. The table has 2 drawers and a solid oak top. A real versitle table/desk that can be used in so many ways. Check it out now.

This wonderful round corner wool Indian trade blanket, unlabeled, but probably a Pendleton. Size 59x71. Circa 1900. The colors and shades of red , black , brown, yellow, green, and orange give this blanket lots of appeal in addition that it is one of the highly collectible round corner blankets that are the earlier trade blankets. The condition is very good to excellent for a blanket of this age having only a few moth spots and one small dime size hole near the edge, as shown. The red binding is in very good condition with slight wear in just a couple spots. The blanket hangs and displays well. There is a picture on page 84, upper right, in Barry Friedman's book Chasing Rainbows that shows an Indian wearing a round corner blanket very similar to this. As Barry notes on page 85 of his book, "Round corner blankets are especially prized by collectors and are without question the most valuable Pendleton blankets." There is also a blanket similar to this on page 88 in Language of the Robe by Kapoun and also on page 84 an image of an Indian wearing a blanket. I'd love to have a stack of these, but I was so thrilled to have come across this one. So take a look and if you have any questions, be sure and ask... It's a beauty! Special reduced price, it's even better in the "real".....

A Brandt Ranch Oak 3 Drawer Chest with Horseshoe Pulls- Size 36" wide, 34" tall, 20" deep. The condition is good and this is a very usable chest with the desirable horseshoe pulls. Honey oak finish. Model number in the Ranch oak catalog is #28066. You can see the A Brandt marking on the inside of the drawer as shown. This is a nice smaller chest that could be used in lots of places. Is in original condition and shows usage on the top.

A Brandt Ranch Oak 3 Drawer Chest with Horseshoe Pulls- Size 36" wide, 34" tall, 20" deep. The condition is good and this is a very usable chest with the desirable horseshoe pulls. Honey oak finish. Model number in the Ranch oak catalog is #28066. You can see the A Brandt marking on the inside of the drawer as shown. This is a nice smaller chest that could be used in lots of places. Is in original condition and shows usage on the top.

This sturdy A Brandt Ranch Oak lamp is ready to go to find its way to your home. It's a variation of a peg lamp having a heavy wood base with leather wrapped around the base. Sorry, no shade with this lamp, but several styles would work with this lamp, so just locate one to suite your needs. It works fine. Can't find this one in the literature of Ranch Oak I have. It's a neat looking lamp with the older honey oak finish.

Pendleton Center Point Indian Trade Blanket/Shawl (b-407)- Circa 1920's, size 63x66 w/out fringe. The condition of this wool trade blanket is excellent. The fringe is all intact and the colors are good and not faded. This handsome pattern displays well and hangs great too. This is most likely a 1921 Pendleton , but the label is gone, only looks like an indention where it was in the corner ,as shown. There is another blanket of this pattern in different colors on the site. There is a blanket similar to this in Language of The Robe by Kapoun, page 56. Wonderful blanket for a collection. Good example of a center point blanket.

A Brandt Ranch Oak Double Dresser(f-395)- circa 1950's, size 60" across, 20" deep, 35" tall. This handsome A Brandt double dresser with 6 drawers is ready to take home and use. Very nice condition. It has the Ranch Oak brand in the drawers, shown. Note the use of the 2 different styles of pulls. This is the old honey light oak finish.

A Brandt Ranch Oak Bookcase Headboard w/Attached Tables (f-326) Circa 1950's, size 92" from side to side, 56" wide where a bed would go, 13" deep, 42" tall to top and 26 inches tall to the first shelf. This rare piece of A Brandt Ranch Oak is in very good condition with just a few use spots on the finish as the finish is original. It is solid oak and has the Ranch Oak markings in the drawers, shown. This piece is more unusual due to the fact there are attached side drawers on each side of the bed. It looks like it could be used for almost any size of hollywood frame, maybe even a king. There is also an electrical outlet on the shelf above the bed for a night light. This is all one piece of furniture. This ranch oak has the light honey finish. In addition to being a headboard for a bed , it also looks like it could be used in other ways due to the style and the oak front, like maybe a wall unit or bookcase alone. Check it out!

Cayuse- Pendleton Indian Trade Blanket- Stunning(b-389)- Circa 1920's, size 59x71. The condition of this Cayuse Indian blanket is very good. The colors and pattern make it a very graphic and colorful trade blanket. In not so often seen colors of blue(dominant color), black, red, cheddar, green, cream, etc. This blanket is wool and still has the original red felt binding and the original label, shown, which is a 1921 copywright. Slight binding wear. This blanket pattern is in both books, Language of the Robe by Kapoun and also Chasing Rainbows by Freidman. It is on page 146 in Language Of The Robe. A wonderful display blanket and great for a collector.

A Brandt Ranch Oak Table(1) & Cactus Chairs (4)- This is a nice set of the 4 cactus carved ranch oak original chairs and a ranch oak table. The top of the table is 36x36 inches. The finish is the honey oak. The 5 pieces are priced as a set at $1200.00. If desiring to buy the table alone, it will be $600 and the 4 chairs will be $800.00. Located on the north side of Atlanta , Ga. Buyer to assume all delivery charges. Please contact if interested.

Tobacco Premiums Flag Quilt Top (qt-370)- Circa 1915, size 57x73. The condition of this flag flannel top is excellent and unused. This top was made using cigar tobacco premiums and stitched together by hand. They include flags of America, England and France. This patriotic top is very well made and can be used as is or actually quilted. Displays well. Pennsylvania origin.

Beacon Blanket with Original Label(b-361)- Circa 1930's, Size 65x75. The condition of this blanket is very good with just a handful of the fringe gone, about 5 strands. A handsome plaid cotton blanket of green ,deep chocolate brown ,and cream and a touch of red. Original Beacon label still attached. Displays well.

A Brandt Ranch Oak Furnitue Gun Cabinet Case(f-354)- Circa 1950's. Size is 46"wide, 15" deep, 27" high. The condition of this A Brandt Gun Cabinet base or also called the cabinet case is very good. It has been refinished. It is more a deep oak color.It does not have the top case. I thought it was a small buffet when acquiring it years ago. It would make a good accessory piece as it's not too big. Great for an entrance, bathroom, rec room, possibilities are endless. One might even have the top that goes with it. In the RO catalog this is stock #1893.

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.

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.

A Brandt Ranch Oak Side Table(f-266)- Circa 1950's, size top 15x25, 22" high, catalog #1875. The condition of this table is very good. Original finish is the light oak and used lightly. Sturdy and ready to use.

Beacon Indian Camp Blanket-Blue,green,red(b-238) Circa 1930's, size 73x83. The condition of this cotton blanket is excellent. It has been washed once and is ready to use. Lots of body and thickness. The 2 ends are self bound and the sides are a finished selvedge. There looks to be a manufactures flaw?, in the upper corner, shown, where the fabric is split. There is a blanket similar to this in Chasing Rainbows- Freidman on page 228. A great blanket to use or display.

1950's Child Cowboy Rocking Chair(f-237) Circa 1950's, child size-24"tall, 17"wide, 19"deep. Just the right size for that little cowpoke in the family or grandchild. Excellent decorating piece too. Condition is very good with a bit of wear to the 2 corners of the seat and a scuff mark on the arm. Original covering . Great graphics on the back of the chair with the bronc rider. I do want to add, this piece isn't Ranch Oak, but it sure looks great with Ranch Oak!

Pendleton Indian Trade Blanket- Browns, red, green(b-225) Circa 1920-30's, size 63x79. This wool Pendleton blanket is in excellent condition and has a pattern I cannot find the name of. Very different. It has the original label frame and some threads. Also the origianl felt binding is in very good condition. Colors of browns, with some reds, greens, camel, etc. Hangs and displays great. No shrinkage. A nice trade blanket for a collection.

Singing Cowboy Bookends(west-223) Circa 1940's. This set of cowboy bookends is in very good condition. The three cowboys are sitting on the fence playing their guitars, harmonica's and accordian's and singing happily. Good decorating pieces and fine to use.

Early Lady and Horse Advertising Tray- Circa 1920's, size 13x16 inches. This great looking tray is in good condition. Beautiful Victorian lady with her horse. Advertising piece. E.L. Kecklay & Son The Merchants It's a good place to trade. Agra,Kans.

Standing Indian Light(col-207) Circa 1940's, size 11" tall and 71/2 " wide at widest point. Condition is very good and the light does work. The light is located behind the rocks and it has a twirling cover on top of the light. Has a campfire effect when on in a dark room. Not sure of the material that it was made with.

Beacon Indian Blanket-red, yellow, blue, green(b-200)- circa1930's, size 62x75. Condition of this cotton blanket is excellent. Small scale patten with lots of rich color. Bound with blanket tape. Lots of body and thickness.

A Brandt Ranch Oak Arm Chair(f-183) circa 1950's. I have 2 of these chairs available for $220.00 each choice. Condition is very good. They are in the light oak. The Ranch Oak inventory number was 2888. 25"wide, 33" high

A Brandt Ranch Oak Set of 4 Side Chairs (F-175) Circa 1950's. Size 17x17,32" high. # 1890-10 in RO catalog. This set of 4 chairs with leather on the back and seat and a spring under the seat are the older pieces of A Brandt and the light oak finish. They are leather laced and probably need restoring, both the seats and backing, if desired.

A Brandt Ranch Oak End Table (f-173) This original piece of A Brandt Ranch Oak is style number 2863 in the Ranch Oak catalog. The condition is very good. It still has the original label on the underneath side. A 2 tier table in the acorn finish. Get this one now at a good price!