African American Quilt (with provenance)

78" x 76" African American quilt ca. 1940 made from old suits. Purchased from 2nd Presbyterian Church of Oxford PA. This church was organized in 1874 with nine members, following a petition submitted

direct from an African American estate in Durham, NC bought from the granddaughter of the maker. Colorful patch quilt in good condition.

58" x 68" African American quilt ca. 1940 made from old suits. Purchased from 2nd Presbyterian Church of Oxford PA. This church was organized in 1874 with nine members, following a petition submitted

Anonymous Abstract Squares African American Quilt. Hand-stitched cotton piece quilt. Loose edge, minor staining, overall great condition. 72" x 80". Est. $600-900. Ship: $45 Provenance letter from con

attributed to Ohio, early 20th century, brightly colored cotton squares and rectangles arranged in a haphazard pattern; framed 7 ft. 7 in. x 6 ft. 10 in. Provenance: Property sold to benefit the Ameri

1940s handmade African American quilt. Top with block squares in creams, pinks, browns, and oranges. Back and border in yellow. Machine sewn. Not quilted. PROVENANCE: Made by Lee Velma Lewis Thames (1

Anonymous African American Quilt. Pike County, AL. c. 1940s-60s. Hand-stitched cotton mid-weight quilt. Excellent condition. 65" x 71". Provenance: Purchased from O.K. McDowell, Owner of City Antique

Anonymous African American Abstract Quilt. Hand-stitched cotton piece quilt. Minor stain, otherwise good condition. 68" x 88". Est. $600-900. Ship: $45 Provenance letter from consignor: "These quilts

Anonymous, Possibly African American. Multi-Pattern Quilt. c. 1960-70's. Hand-stitched cotton. Loose strings, otherwise great condition. 70" x 90". Provenance: The Ames Gallery, CA. Est. $300-500. Shi

Anonymous, possibly African American. Abstract Blocks Quilt. c. 1920-40's. Hand-stitched cotton. Slight wear and staining, otherwise good condition. 78" x 76". Provenance: The Ames Gallery, CA. Est. $

Anonymous, Possibly African American. Holy Cross Quilt. c. 1940's. Hand-stitched cotton and wool. Slight wear on wood, overall good condition. 74" x 75". Provenance: The Ames Gallery, CA. Est. $800-1,

Anonymous, possibly African American. Circle Pattern Quilt. c. 1940-50's. Heavy weight cotton. Some use, tears upper left, overall good to fair condition. 62" x 74". Provenance: The Ames Gallery, CA.

African American Log Cabin Pattern Quilt. c. late 1800's-early 1900's. Light weight piecework hand-stitched quilt. Some staining, otherwise good condition. 86" x 80". Provenance: The Acacia Collection

African American Log Cabin Pattern Quilt. c. late 1800's-early 1900's. Light weight piecework hand-stitched quilt. Some staining, otherwise good condition. restored. 86" x 80". Provenance: The Acacia

DESCRIPTION: Virginia African American tied wild goose chase quilt in pink and green fabric with two printed panels to rear. Medium weight. First half of 20th century.PROVENANCE: From the Estate of El

African American Lopsided Random Wool Quilt. c. 1930-40's. Hand-sewn wool scrap piece quilt. Good condition. 73" x 48". Provenance: The Acacia Collection. Est. $200-400. Ship: $45

African American. Pair of Velvet Child's Quilts. c. 1930's. Hand-stitched cotton and velvet piecework quilt. Tears and loss to one, otherwise fair to good condition. Each is 36" x 55". Provenance: The

African American String Squares in Bars Crazy quilt, Washington D.C., circa 1890s, cotton. Some staining. 87''h, 66''w. Provenance: Estate of Laura Fisher, New York, NY. Catalog note: ''String squares

Title: HISTORIC BLACK MAMMIES ANTIQUE QUILT Date: c. 1940s Origin: collected in Louisiana Material: cotton Dimensions: 72" x 80" Provenance/Additional Info: This stereotyped image of a African America

Important African-American "make-do" quilt by Josie Covington (Triune, TN/1869-1909) comprised of hand-pieced and appliqued blocks made of dress fabrics. Circa 1885-1900. Pieced patterns include baske

Sarah Mary Taylor, African American. Mississippi. A highly recognized quilt maker going all the way back to 1970 when she began her notoriety. From the collection of Larry Hackley. 75" x 83"

Sarah Mary Taylor, African American. Mississippi. A highly recognized quilt maker going all the way back to 1970 when she began her notoriety. From the collection of Larry Hackley. 77" x 80"

fresh from an estate. Southeastern United States. All quilts have wear from age. Please see photos for holes and stains as they will be pictured if any.

patch quilt made from cut fabric from suits and shirts. Found in a Virginia estate. 80" x 60"