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Quilts and other items on this page are already sold, but I encourage one to check out my sold items, as I
occassionally will come across another item that is similar, of course not exact.
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.
(Item: Q-569)
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.
(Item: Q-567)
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.
(Item: Q-566)
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.
(Item: FW-561)
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.
(Item: FW-560)
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.
(Item: Q-555)
This Beacon Indian cotton blanket is just unused and looks to be mint. Unwashed and great pattern and colors. A pattern not often found and it also has the familiar Indian Good Luck symbol. The 2 ends are sateen bound. Graphic colors of gold, blue , orange and camel. Great collectors blanket. Displays well.
(Item: B-553)
Wow,, does this quilt pop when seeing it hanging or displayed. It has great visual appeal. A big 4 block pattern quilt
with a border on 2 sides. All hand quilted at 6-7 spi and also hand appliqued. The conditon is excellent with no wear
other than noted on the binding. The separate red binding is stitched on by hand. Some of the binding has been replaced
by antique red fabric, some has slight wear, and there's a couple professioinal mends. It is clean and ready to enjoy.
I called this a Tulip pattern applique having a folky applique cheddar ring that surrounds the pattern. There are
tulips and ferns quilted in the ground areas. For a real visual quilt take a good look at this one and enjoy the makers
design. Makes one wonder who the maker was,,,,, The quilt came from a Gadston, Alabama estate, as I was told.
(Item: Q-548)
This is a beautiful applique quilt with blooms of magnolias. The quilt is in excellent condition and is ready to
enjoy,, been washed and is clean and fresh. It is all hand quilted at a nice 7 spi and also hand appliqued very well.
The separate pink binding is stitched on by hand. This was a kit quilt and a popular kit at that, kit quilts came out
in the 1920's, 30's, 40's and still do. Matter in fact I just added another magnolia quilt to the web site,, only
difference is the other quilt has a narrow pink strip appliqued circling the floral center. Take a look at it too,
quilt q-545. Would make a nice pair of quilts if one desired, as they really compliment each other. This quilt still
shows faintly the blue dots for the quilting lines. This quilt has very good workmanship and displays well. Size is
76x88. Acquired in CA.
(Item: Q-546)
This floral flowers applique quilt, Magnolia Blooms, is in excellent condition. It is hand quilted at 8-9 spi and also
nicely hand appliqued. Beautiful shades of pinks with green leaves and brown stems. The separate pink binding is hand
stitched on. The style of the medallion central focus of the quilt and the extra flowers in the corners and blooms on
the sides, give it a very attractive look. The additioin of embroidery on the flowers, leaves and stems give the quilt
an extra touch of beauty. This was a kit quilt, but has been washed at some time, maybe just once or twice so dots
don't show. Illinois
(Item: Q-545)
This quilt is a real cutie,,, the applique dogs,, Scotties,, or Westies,, I'm not sure,, but it's sure a neat pattern.
The condition of the quilt is very good. The setting of the pattern with the pieced 3 bars of green, red and yellow
between the dogs adds charm and an unusual variation. Colorful fabrics used for the dogs. The quilt is also hand
quilted in red and blue thread. It is hand quilted at 6 spi. The rebound binding has been stitched on by hand. The
backing is the same green found in the bars. It makes a nice youth size quilt and would display well hanging also.
Great for lovers of dogs and animals or collectors of quilts that are generally harder to find.
(Item: Q-543)
This Scotch Terrier's quilt has so much going for it.. Condition is like mint and so very nice,,, the hand quilting is
fabulous,, at 13 spi. A quilt with a pretty scalloped border and a separate blue binding hand stitched on. Unused and
only had one probable rinse or light wash, so it's clean and ready to enjoy. The size of 48x66 makes it either a small
youth quilt or a crib quilt.. anyway one looks at it, it displays well, either hanging or used on a bed or display
rack. Also this quilt has much appeal to the dog lover,, as I was calling it a Scottie dog quilt, until I discoveed it
was a Wheeler Brooks pattern. Laura Wheeler and Alice Brooks were names/designers used by Needlecraft Seervice.
(Item: Q-542)
This blue and white quilt with several blue fabrics is an autograph/signature quilt. Sometimes called friendship or
presentation quilts. The names and initials are embroidered on what appears to be by each individual. It is hand
quilted at 6-7 spi and quilted in the clamshell pattern and straightline patterns. The separate blue binding is hand
stitched. There are a few nice repairs on the binding done with correct same age fabric. The quilt is in good
condition, used some, been washed , but no real wear, with a couple small smudges,as shown. Some of the names on the
quilt include Wretha R Cory, Mary B Cory, Ethel Woodward, Lena Ward, Mrs Edd C Sanford, Ollie Milmer, Mrs. Leggett, Mrs
JJ Ward, Anna Donaldson, Ola Hodgins, Sunshine Brown, Amanda Ward, Lula Nixon, LuLu Cunninsham, Elsie Sanford, Mrs W.
A. Lowell, etc. From Kansas. This could be a good research quilt with all the names on it and that it was acquired in
Kansas may give the researcher a start.
(Item: Q-541)
This attractive basket pattern quilt is also call Berry Basket, Fruit Basket, Hanging Basket and also known as Cherry
Basket as I am calling it, so find one you like and give it a pattern name!! There are flowers quilted coming out of
the top of the basket, flowers quilted in the edge triangles and a pretty quilting pattern, like a flower between the
blocks. Fine hand quilting at 12-14 spi,, and that is one side counted only. The appliqued handles of the baskets are
also very finely appliqued with tiny stitches. For the binding the back is brought forward to the front and hand
stitched down. There is some slight wear on some of the original binding. The quilt otherwise is in great condition.
The quilt displays well and with the size of 78x95, a generous size for some of the bigger beds if wanted. The baskets
all run the same direction, so it also makes for a very good wall quilt in addition to a bed quilt. There are 30
baskets in all, 5 across and 6 down. Lots of work went into this 1930's pretty quilt.
(Item: Q-540)
What a different pattern of applique rings. The central pattern of applique rings with little pots of posies and
the border having the green rings with the little flowerlets. This is the first time I have ever had or seen this
pattern of the Mountain Mist collection of quilt patterns. (I wonder how many of these have been located in the
collecting world.) A pretty quilt with nice quilting and applique. Hand quilted at 7-8 spi. A separate hand bound
binding. This quilt is in the Mountain Mist Blue Book of quilts on page 54. This was pattern #95. I noticed in the book
it mentions this pattern was retired. This is a great one for a collection, especially if seeking these quilts. Quilted
in the way the pattern recommended. Great example. Excellent condition. Circa 1940's.
(Item: Q-532)
This well made Grandmothers Mosaic Flower Garden variation is in great condition, as it looks to be unused and has just
had a rinse. All hand quilted at a nice 8 spi with an inner quilted circle in each block. This is also considered a one
patch quilt pattern with all the blocks being hexagons. The muslin backing was brought forward to the front and whipped
down for the binding. Pretty solids of yellow set with all the different prints in the pattern. Some of the fabrics
include feedsack fabrics. This is also a hand pieced quilt. Lots of time to piece all the hexagons. Ready to use or
display. Kentucky origin.
(Item: Q-531)
This traditional grandmothers Flower Garden quilt is in very good condition and is ready to use. This is a very
colorful quilt with lots of cotton fabrics and also has some feedsack fabrics too. The hexagons have the yellow centers
and the 2nd row having solid colors and the 3rd row has multitudes of print fabrics. There are groups of 2 matching
fabrics each in the 3rd ring. The separate lavender binding is stitched on by hand. One edge is bound in white. It is
hand quilted at 7 spi. The hexagons are approx 2 inches across. The size of 83x84 makes this a good quilt for a larger
bed. Displays well.
(Item: Q-530)
This original wool Capps Indian trade blanket is in fantastic, near mint condition. It is known as a striped "Osage"
pattern shown in a 1913 catalog. A similar blanket is shown in the book Language of the Robe by Bob Kapoun on page 85.
It was well taken care of and has the first Capps postage stamp label, as shown. This is a simply stripes pattern of
the trade blanket patterns. If it weren't for just 5 or so small spots on the red felt binding(moth nibbles?), I could
call this blanket very mint,, especially for a wool blanket now about 100 year old! This blanket has the simple
elegance of fine mission furniture. As Barry Friedman mentions in his book Chasing Rainbows on page 74, "the Capps
blankets maintained their simple beauty from their beginning in 1892 to the end in 1917". There is some good reading
about the Capps blanket line in this this chapter of Barry's book. What a wonderful collectors blanket that displays
well and has the condition to match. A special blanket indeed.
(Item: B-529)
Wow,, this is one of the more unusual color combinations of the Esmond Indian pattern blankets. This camp blanket is in
very good condition and is clean , ready to hang or display in however one likes. The colors of green, blue, brown and
a gold like mustard make up the graphics of this beautiful patterened blanket. Bound on the 2 ends with the satin
blanket binding. A blanket similar to this is shown in Barry Friedman's book Chasing Rainbows on page 258. This
blanket is a good size with is being 75x77 inches , so very usable for the bed too.
(Item: B-528)
This quilt is one of the popular quilt patterns published by Mountain Mist. It is in mint unused condition. It has
never been washed. All hand quilted at a nice 8 spi. It is also nicely hand appliqued. All solid colored fabrics. The
separate green binding is hand stitched on. In the Mountain Mist Blue Book of Quilts it mentions on page 27, "This
pattern is a delightful blending of old and new in quilt designs with inspiration coming from Pennsylvania many years
ago." This quilt came from a Pennsylvania estate and was made by Violet Roberts. What a great quilt for the collector,
especially if in search for these quilts and a pretty quilt too. Sorry,, this quilt should not be in the crazy
quilt/victorian category!!
(Item: Q-527)
This Chain Variation quilt in the 2 colors of green solids and white is in excellent condition. It appears to be unused
and has had one washing. One minute spot as shown. All nicely hand quilted at 6-7 spi. For the binding a knife edge
style was used, with the front and back turned in and hand stitched. There is an eight point star quilted in the white
areas. A very nice quilt that displays well.
(Item: Q-526)
This minature scale basket quilt has a real history of names on it.. The quilt has approximately 230 baskets and
numerous names. The baskets are pieced and the handle is appliqued. The blocks are only 3 1/4 inches big. It is all
hand quilted and also hand pieced. Unfortunately this quilt was really used and is not in the best of condition. There
are about 82 baskets of the some 230 that have various degrees of wear from very slight to extensive.. There's a piece
out of the corner and damage on the upper right side. This is more of a history quilt,, or like a favorite book that
someone or many loved. The quilt came out of the New York area. Some of the names include N Stewart, Inez Porter, Miss
Judith Rogers, Ethel Young, Frank Wheeler, Mrs A S Bassett, Miss Mattie Bassett, Jonathan Hanyes, Miss D Mills, Frank W
Wale, and many more. Most of the names are legible and there are names in all of the blocks set between the baskets.
This could be a real study quilt for the right person. This is a quilt I purchased because of the love for the pattern
and the history that could possible be found with such a treasure trove of family names from over 140 plus years ago. I
hope this quilt finds the home where it will be in better care than it had it its past and be loved and cherished. One
may even find a decendant of one of the names found on the quilt.
(Item: Q-522)
This wonderful antique quilt has the nicest collection of fabrics. Condition is excellent. Hand quilted at 8 spi. It
is both hand and machine pieced. The blue chambray backing is also the fabric used for the hand appliqued binding.
Beautiful old fabrics used in the construction of this quilt that look to range from 1870'to the 1880's.. Several
images of the fabrics are shown. There is some slight migration of the pink color used in one of the fabrics, but not
obvious. Great fabric study quilt and displays well. The quilting is interesting, as there is an 8 point star and
another circular pattern quilted along with crosshatching. Pennsylvania origin.
(Item: Q-515)
This is a wonderful old cotton Indian camp blanket made by the Esmond Company. The blanket is in excellent condition
with only some slight thinning near the edge. The blanket is clean and ready to use. It is cotton and has a great
geometric pattern with colors of green, wine, pumpkin and soft blue. The original whip stitched binding on the 2 ends
shows where the original label was located on the edge. Great for decorating with or fine to cover up with as being
cotton, it has a good feel. Take a look!
(Item: B-506)
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.
(Item: F-498)
This Yellow and White Exquisite pattern quilt from the 1930's is in excellent condition. Pieced with little triangles
and alternatng 6 sided blocks, having a sunny yellow border. Size 83x90. It is all hand quilted at 8-10 spi and very
well made. A separately applied yellow binding was put on by hand. From Illinois.
(Item: Q-461)
Offering for sale this wonderful dated, signed crazy crib quilt. It is dated 1887 and signed Mary and also has the
initials A.D. in one of the blocks. Size is 31x32 inches. It has the most wonderful embellishments of a sunflower,
early peacock, horseshoe, fern, bird, anchor, butterfly, cross, fan in the corner, harp, moon and stars, and so much
more. It is made mostly from velvets and some felts and wool, so the condition is quite good with only a few loose
pieces and stitches. It appears that the backing was added at a later period. Crazy quilts were usually pieced and put
on a foundatioin , as this one is. There is a great variety of stitches. What an exceptional folky early crazy quilt
that displays well. Found in the NE USA.
(Item: Q-459)
This antique Double Wedding Ring quilt is in excellent condition and ready for one to use. It is clean, sturdy and
well made. Lots of nice cotton prints and feedsacks were used in the making of this vintage quilt. It is hand quilted
at a nice 8 spi. The separate binding is put on by hand stitching. A double diamond quilt pattern in the arcs and
another pattern, like a 4 point star, betweeen the rings. The extra border area makes this wedding ring quilt a bit
more unusual than many. Attractive colors of pink and blue at the intersecting rings. The generous size of this quilt
makes it usable on lots of beds. It could actually be used on not only a double, but a queen or king if turned across
ways. Northern Illinois area.
(Item: Q-458)
The condition of this vintage Eagle applique quilt is excellent. Size 87x106. This pattern is made like the Great Seal
of the United States. The bald eagle is our national bird, which represents freedom. Unused and only had one bath, this
is a fine collectors quilt. One light spot, shown. Lots of fine hand quilting at 9 spi and the applique stitch is fine
as well. The gold binding is applied separately and hand whipped on. The medallion center is surrounded by 13 hand
appliqued 5 point stars. Fabrics for the ground are cotton and I believe taffeta for the applique. The eagle is holding
in the beak a scroll which says E PLURIBUS UNUM which means "out of many". The one claw is holding an olive branch and
the other claw is holding a bundle of 13 arrows. The body consists of a shield of 13 red and white stripes. The
red and white stripes represent the first 13 colonies, which 13 was used in many ways in this quilt. This quilt has
some provenance, as I was told it came from Slippery Road , Pa. Made by a Grandmother for her 3 year old grandson in
1940 or 1942. A wonderful quilt to add to a patriotic collection or for that special room.
(Item: Q-456)
The condition of this yellow and white quilt is excellent. It is all hand quilted at a very nice 9-10 spi. A pretty
quilting pattern was used being a half wreath in the bigger yellow triangles and circles and corner curves in the other
triangles. This is a quilt that I could not locate a pattern name for, so just calling it the big little triangles
unknown pattern. The separate tiny yellow binding is hand stitched on. The piecing also looks to be done by hand.
This is a very pretty quilt with a pretty shade of sunny yellow. Southern Illinois
(Item: Q-449)
Geese in Flight Quilt - Published McCall's Vintage Quilt (q-448)- Circa 1915, size 77x79.
The condition of this quilt is very good with no wear. A wonderful selection of fabrics from the 1910-20's period. This
quilt has a great homespun backing. There are a few light storage spots, one shown. It is all hand quilted at 5-6 spi.
It is also hand pieced. The separate binding was put on by machine.
This is one of the quilts that was published in the spring 2006 Vintage Issue of McCalls Quilting. For the magazine go
to Village Quilt Shoppe, http://villagequiltshoppe.com/ find speciality issues and search Cindy Rennels.
This quilt came from Arkansas.
(Item: Q-448)
String Square Quilt Top (qt-444)- Circa 1930's-40's, size 70x70. The condition of this vintage quilt top is very good.
So many fabrics were used in the making of this colorful top. It is both hand and machine pieced. Several feedsacks
fabrics were also used in addition to many other cottons. Very scrappy. This top was made using the paper piecing
foundation method, with few remains of newspaper on the backing. Oklahoma
(Item: QT-444)
1933 George Washington Cherry Tree and Hatchet Quilt w/Border (q-430)-Circa Dated 1933, size 78x86. The condition of
this quilt is near mint and unused. This wonderful applique quilt with the resemblance of the famous story of young
George Washington and the cherry tree. Whether it is fact or legend, the story goes that when young George Washington
was about 6 years old acquired a hatchet and tried it out on the young English cherry-tree.
This quilt has a historic patriotic look to it, in addition to being a very fine quality quilt. It is all hand quilted
at an excellent 10-11 spi and also finely hand appliqued. The maker who signed and dated the quilt was M. E Osborne of
Hamilton County, Indiana. On the backside is the attached fabric with her initial’s M.E.O. 1933. The narrow green
binding is hand whipped on. The workmanship is fantastic and the theme is equal. This quilt was unused and has never
been washed. It does have a few light insignificant storage spots. I decided not to wash this quilt and leave it in the
crisp unwashed condition it is in. The red and green fabrics are strong and it hasn't been used other than display.
Study the images , as they tell the story of this exquisite quilt. It is a true visual delight. This quilt would make
an excellent addition for a collection and it displays well. Indiana
(Item: Q-430)
1921 Label Pendleton Indian Trade Blanket-Black ground (b-425)- Circa 1921 label, size 61x79. The condition of this wool
blanket is very good to excellent. Colors of black , red, wine, sunset, green, etc. This blanket still has the original
Pendelton label, shown. The binding is a demin red felt color. There's a handful of moth bites, mostly near an edge, as
shown. This blanket is very appealing as it has a nice strong black ground on one side and as Barry Friedman, author of
Chasing Rainbows, calls this a "dazzling pattern" as mentioned in reference to a blanket like this on page 124 in his
book. By the way, the book Chasing Rainbows is great and a wonderful reference for blankets. Displays well and has no
shrinkage. Nice collector blanket.
(Item: B-425)
Flagstones Quilt w/ Flying Geese Border (q-420)- Circa 1930's, size 88x95. The condition of this quilt is mint, unused
and never washed. It is just great with a different pattern and a wonderful border of flying geese to set it off. A 2
color quilt of deep lavender or light purple and white. Nicely hand quilted at 7-8 spi.The binding was done in the knife
edge style, being the top and back fabric folded in together and whipped together which is very time consuming. The size
of this quilt is very generous, as you can see my quilt holders, Ronnie and Allen had a hard time holding it up to see
all the borders. It would work on a queen bed and top a king bed if desired. This pattern has several names including
May Festival, 4 and 9 Patch, also Pullman Puzzle, so just pick out the one you like best,,, a real versitle quilt in the
condition that has no excuses. Ohio estate.
(Item: Q-420)
Original Crib Double Wedding Ring Quilt(q-419)-Circa 1930's, size 45x51. The condition of this wonderful Missouri crib
quilt is excellent with no wear. The size is to scale with the pattern for a crib quilt. A great variety of 30's fabrics
including some feedsacks were used in the making of the quilt. It has only had one bath as it appears unused , but there
is one slight age? spot, shown, or I would consider it near mint. The quilt has a lovely scalloped border with the
points between the scallops. The rings are only 12 inches across and only 3 inches between the center rings. The single
arc is only 1 1/2 inchs wide. A soft lavender ground and the backing is the same. For the binding the same lavender
fabric was used and was hand stitched on for a fine finish. It is all hand quilted at 7-8 spi and a neat little quilting
pattern used in the center. The small wedding ring quilt was hand pieced too. Crib quilts of original size and scale are
getting harder to find and this is a charming quilt. Central Missouri area.
(Item: Q-419)
Missouri Daisy Quilt- 8 Point Stars(q-418)-Circa 1890's, size 75x89. The condition of this quilt is mint, as it looks
like it has probably had just one bath in its life and is fresh and clean. I was calling this an unusual 8 point star
pattern untill finding the pattern name called Missouri Daisy, and to add to that I bought it in Missouri. The pattern
looks like the daisy's are touching points and then you can also see another pattern if lookiing at the white ground
instead of the colors. It is all hand quilted at a very nice 7 spi and for the binding the back fabric is brought to the
front and machine stitched down. It is hand pieced. The fabrics of double pink and green set on a white ground make for
a very attractive, showy quilt. Displays well and an excellent quilt to add to a collection. Missouri.
(Item: Q-418)
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.
(Item: F-395)
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!
(Item: F-394)
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.
(Item: B-389)
Oregon City Indian Trade Blanket - Center Point 1920 (b-385) Circa 1920's, size 76x60. This desirable pattern of the
Oregon City line of blankets is in very good condition. This is considered a center point pattern, is wool and has the
original felt binding. The felt binding has a few small moth nibbles, shown. The felt bound blankets were considered
the higher quality blankets. There is a blanket similar to this on page 99 in the book Language Of The Robe by Bob
Kapoun and is also on a featured page in Chasing Rainbows by Barry Friedman. Barry Friedman mentions this is one of
the very best Jacobs Oregon City patterns. This is the 4th Oregon City blanket label and it's still attached, shown.
This blanket is an excellent one for a collection and displays well.
(Item: B-385)
Tan 221 J Singer Featherweight Sewing Machine (fw-384)- 1962 model. Condition is very good to excellent on this
tan/beige 221J Featherweight. Included is the bobbin case, various attachments, old manual and the case. This is one of
the colors that is harder to find especially in this nice condition. Serial number is on the bottom of the machine,
shown. Matter-in-fact, the serial number is upside down to the usual way, which I understand is the way they put them on
the tan machines. Serviced, cleaned and ready to use.
(Item: FW-384)
Tree Of Life Quilt(q-374)- Circa 1960's, size 66x94. The condition of this quilt is excellent. This well made quilt
made probably 40 or so years ago was a kit quilt. Very attractive with nice hand quilting and also hand cross-stitching.
Several nice quilting patterns were also used on the ground areas. Hand quilting at 7-8 spi. The batting feels like a
synthetic blend and the backing also a blend. This vine looking pattern has what look to be pineapples and flowers. A
separate green binding is whipped on by hand . The backing is also green. Unsure of the company that originally sold
this kit. Ready to use and clean. Acquired in Oklahoma.
(Item: Q-374)
Red /White Robbing Peter To Pay Paul Quilt9q-373)- Circa 1930's, size 78x79. This well quilted blue and white stars
quilt has been used and has wear and damage, so selling as is. The hand quilting is one of the reasons I originally
purchased it and that it was blue and white . Actually it looks like there is a beige color between the stars that is
just more off-white. The damage is mostly on the edge and binding and in one of the blue stars in the white area . There
are a couple of slits in the edging. Also the backing has wear. It has wonderful hand quilting at 9 spi and very well
done. This quilt is good for decorating with or folded or using in some way, like on the end of a bed , as it has
numerous uses. Ohio area.
(Item: Q-373)
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.
(Item: QT-370)
Victorian Crazy Quilt- 1885(q-365)- Circa dated 1885, size 60x60. The condition of this detailed crazy quilt is
excellent with just 4-5 small silk fabrics that have splitting in various stages, worst shown. There is a painted date
on the quilt of 1885 and also an embroidered date of 1885. It also has a wonderful souvenir ribbon, La France the
Statue of Liberty. There is a great variety of stitching. Fans in each corner and also embellishments of cattails,
initials, rooster, flowers, star and moon and lots more. In the center is an initial P. Look at the closeups. This crazy
quilt is backed and there are some small ties on the backing that connects the front to the backing.
(Item: Q-365)
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. Price
will vary if there's no shade.
Price: $225.00
(Item: F-325)
Album Quilt with Great Border(q-320)- Circa 1870's, size 87x87. This wonderful Pennsylvania quilt is in unwashed
condition and looks unused having just a few age/storage spots. There is no wear on the quilt. Unsigned blocks, as
sometimes this pattern will have signed blocks. The quilt is all hand quilted at a nice 8 spi and has a separate green
binding that was stitched on by hand. Great madder prints and a wonderful border fabric. Even the fabric on the back is
appealing. Pennsylvania estate.
(Item: Q-320)
Mennonite Sawtooth Diamond Quilt/Bars Backing(q-315)- Circa 1880's, size 91x93. This pattern also known as Square in a
Square.This wonderful old heavily quilted Mennonite quilt is from the Landis Valley area in Pa. and is in excellent
condition. It has never been washed and probably wasn't used much. It is all hand quilted at 8-9 spi. Quilting lines are
close together and there is quality quilting. It has a few slight age spots and one discolored spot, shown. For the
binding , the front was turned to back and stitched down by hand. All cotton and a thin batting. For the backing it is
done in the bars pattern. The blue fabric on the backing, looks like what I believe is the Lancaster blue fabric. Great
graphic design and very generous in size. A nice Mennonite quilt to add to a collection.
(Item: Q-315)
Feedsack Bowtie Quilt Top(qt-309)- Circa 1940's, size 77x87. This wonderful hand pieced top was made with lots of
feedsack fabric. I would say 90% of the top has feedsack fabric. There is a great variety of prints too. Condition is
excellent and unwashed. Texas
(Item: QT-309)
Price: $45.00
(Item: FS-312)
String Stars Quilt Top-Paper Pieced(qt-299)-Circa 1920's, size 77x78. This great looking top of connecting stars has a
wide range of fabrics that range from 1880's to 1920's.It was paper pieced as there is some remnants of paper left on
the backing. It was hand pieced too. The condition is excellent. Stars set with a red print. A wonderful example of a
scrap bag of fabrics made into a wonderful patchwork quilt top.
(Item: QT-299)
Applique Spray of Flowers Quilt with Scalloped Border(q-286)- Circa 1930's-40's, size 75x87. The condition of this kit
quilt is excellent and has only had one washing. Nicely hand quilted at 6-7 spi. Also the border is nicely done in that
the maker appliqued the green fabric on and the back fabric was turned in and stitched like a knife edge. Nice hand
applique on the stems. The center spray of flowers is framed with more flowers. Pennsylvania
(Item: Q-286)
Log Cabin Quilt(q-284)- Circa 1880's, size 64x78. The condition of this quilt is very good. All hand quilted at 6-7
spi.It also looks to be hand pieced. The binding is a separate red binding and is whipped on by hand. Lots of old
fabrics in this quilt. Nebraska.
(Item: Q-284)
Orange Peel Quilt-Orange/White(q-253) -Circa 1930's, size 68x76. Condition is excellent on this colorful quilt of just
the 2 colors. All hand quilted at 6-7 spi and also hand pieced. For the binding, the back was turned to the front and
machine stitched down. The peels are appliqued. Lots of handwork on this quilt. Fresh and clean. Northern Illinois or
S. Wisconsin area.
(Item: Q-253)
Small Scale flower Garden Blocks-9 total(qb-248)Circa 1930's, 1 inch diameter.Hand pieced.
(Item: QB-248)
9 Patch Quilt Blocks-32 total(qb-247) Circa 1880's,size 6x6 inches. Great looking homespun woven fabric. Hand pieced.
(Item: QB-247)
Small Scale Flower Garden Blocks- 15 total(qb-245) Circa 1930s, 1 inch diameter blocks, 1/2 inch on the side of the
hexagon. Hand pieced. Nice minature size.
(Item: QB-245)
Log Cabin Quilt Top(qt-109) Circa 1900, size 80x97. This generous sized top is in very good condition and unwashed.A
great variety of fabrics set together in the log cabin pattern with the centers of each block being red. The logs are
approx 1 inch wide. Lots of shirting fabrics.
(Item: QT-209)
Shufly Quilt(q-195) Circa 1900-1910, size 70x85. Condition is excellent on this Oklahoma made quilt. Lots of old fabrics
, some dating back to 1880's , so was probably a scrap bag of some fabrics when pieced, although lots of black prints
used. Now that I am looking at it fully , I see black or gray in all the blocks. Wonder if that meant something.
Beautiful blue calico fabric used for the entire backing and matter-in-fact it was turned to the front and whipped down
by hand for the binding. All hand quilted at 6 spi. Quilted diagonally across the quilt. It looks like there was an old
well done repair in the maroon fabric, pictured, that blends great. Woodward , Ok. estate.
(Item: Q-195)
Whig Rose Quilt Block(qb-177) circa 1880's, size 25x26 inches. Applique, very fine stitching. This is the only block
left in this group of blocks. There is a small rubbed spot that makes a small hole. It is shown in the last pictures.
Still a beautiful block and could have a small piece of fabric stitiched to the backside.
(Item: QB-178)
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.
(Item: F-175)
Childrens Small Scale Embroidered Crib Quilt(q-163) Circa 1930's, size 23x30. Condition is excellent. This happy little
childrens quilt has some of the cutest figures embroidered on it. An elephant, puppies face, bunny, swan, birds,
rabbits,,etc, and the expression on a mothers face and a childs face are pretty neat. Hand quilted nicely at
spi and the binding is separate and hand whipped down. Clean and usable.
(Item: Q-163)
Crazy Quilt - circa 1890's, size 49x68 inches. Wools, wool challis, etc. Condition is very good with just a handfull of
breakage in the fabric. A very unusual crazy quilt with lots of figures embroidered in a yellow or gold yarn. Some of
the figures include a bear standing on his hind legs, wolf, fan, hairbrush and comb, giraffe,tiger, bird, teacup, lama,
rino, buffalo, squirrel, horse and more. There's also lots of initials that include M,DB,F,L,R,K,O,Y,U,B, EHS,CMS,I,J,P.
The word Photographs is also on the quilt. It is bound and backed. Almost has a folk art aspect.
(Item: Q-131)
Ranch Oak Longhorn Side Chair(f-117)- Circa 1950's, 17x17 32" high .Honey oak finish, wood with leather back having a
longhorn head carved in the leather and the seat is leather with the white leather lacing.Condition is good. #1890 1/2
in R/O catalog. Buyer to arrange for shipping or pickup and pay all charges.
(Item: F-117)
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.
(Item: Q-108)