Cindys Antique Quilts

This is a "wow" quilt. Take a look at the fine workmanship, the quilting is wonderful. Condition of this Princess Feather or Plumes quilt is mint. Looks to be unused. Hand quilted at 10-11 spi. Quilting patterns of feathers, wreaths, cross-hatch and hearts . A nice separate pink binding is also stitched on by hand. The feathers are appliqued and reverse applique technique used too. This 4 block quilt is a real standout. The fabrics used is a cotton sateen of pink and cream, showing the high quality quilt it is. An excellent quilt for any collection.

Take a good look at this wonderful unused circa 1880's applique, red/green/cheddar quilt with quality workmanship and mint condition. It appears unused and had never been washed. Very good quilting and excellent applique work. It is hand quilted and also hand bound with a separate green binding. The border applique of baskets with flowing flowers and leaves really add to this quilt. This is a 12 block quilt and worthy to be added to a quality collection. The images speak for the quilt. Displays well too.

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.

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 Indiana Wreath Quilt which is signed and dated is a really wonderful example of applique and design. The condition of this quilt is excellent. It is all hand quilted at a tiny 9-10 spi and also fine hand applique. The separate green binding is hand whipped on. A couple slight yellow spots are shown. It is signed at the top "EOL Carl S Lamb" and dated 1949, as shown. The name and date is stitched on. The quilt colors are mostly solids of red, blue, lavender, yellow, green and the basket is small scale checked fabric. There is a quilt like this in America's Quilts and Coverlets by Stafford and Bishop, on page 182 image 266 and 266a. It notes in the book "A quilt was made with this pattern in 1930 by a lady in Colorado". This quilt pattern is also found in "Quilts- Their Story and How to Make Them" by Marie D. Webster between pages 152 and 153. The page shows a quilt made in 1858 with colours of red, green, yellow and pink. Information I found about this quilt pattern mentioned this Indiana Wreath pattern was published in Mccall's in 1935. What a special applique floral pattern quilt with the central basket full of flowers surrounded by flowers of many colors and a border of vines. Beautiful quilting. It hangs and displays well. Great collectors quilt too. A super quilt indeed!!

Unusual 9 Block Variation Patchwork Quilt(q-429)- Circa 1930's, size 75x83. The condition of this vintage quilt is very good with only some slight wear on the binding as shown. For the binding the backing fabric of lavender was brought to the front and hand whipped down. The quilt is all hand quilted at a nice 8 spi. A great colorful quilt that is very appealing especially when viewed hanging or on a bed. Fabrics of prints, solids , plaids, etc. Az.

Cube-Tumbling Blocks Quilt(q-328)- Circa 1930's, size 70x83. The condition of this graphic quilt is excellent. It has never been washed and shows no wear. There is some slight yellowing at the top binding edge and a couple storage/age spots, shown. It is all hand pieced and hand quilted at 8 spi. The blocks are solids of red, white and blue with the alternating blocks a solid deep blue, almost looks black. The backing is the same lighter blue as on the front blocks. Has a Mennonite look. This quilt displays well and looks great on a bed or wall. It is really a piece of fabric art with this great tumbling baby blocks pattern. From my personal collection.

Minature Rainbow Hexagonal Quilt 3/4 INCH (q-275) Circa 1920's-30's, size 78x102. The condition of this fabulous quilt is excellent, looks unused. The small hand pieced and hand quilted pieces that make up this awesome quilt just make me want to know the person that made this quilt. It came from an estate in Wentworth, Mo. and with some research, found it was made by Pearl Davidson. There are approx 12,320 pieces in the quilt. All hand quilted at 9 spi. The little hexagons are only 3/4 inch and the side of each hexagon is less than an 1/2 inch. The separate tiny binding is hand whipped on. A real treasure and a special quilt. When hanging the center is not exactly flat. It is such a treat for the eyes with the use of solid cottons, making a field of hexagons. Lots of visual appeal. Missouri estate.