Woven Wool Coverlet

An assorted collection of five woven wool coverlets and one quilt 19th century Comprising a rare blue and white "Liberty" coverlet with eagle borders, signed and dated, "P. Rappleye/ Farmerville 1834

19th Century Blue and Neutral Plaid Two Part Woven Wool Coverlet. Initialed E B 76" x 84". Condition: Fair with several holes, wear and loss to fringe.

19th century. Having a pine tree pattern border with nicely woven details throughout. Sold from the collection of a Virginia couple.

Two heavy, reversible hand woven jacquard coverlets in gold, tan and taupe wool. Circa 1950's, from Southern Spain. Each Measure approximately: 63" x 101".

Red, Green and Blue, woven wool coverlet with peacocks, signed, W. H. O'Neal, approx. 72 x 82, some fringe damage, see photo's

An American woven wool jacquard coverletCasebeer and Hoffman, Pennsylvania, 1848together with a blue and white woven wool overshot coverlet. (2)approximately 78 x 78in (198 x 198cm) Provenance:

Dated 1841 and signed Harriet Tanner Jimpson along with Cortland County as the location of the maker. Very nice pictorial piece having eagles and fauna. L76" W85"

Hand woven jacquard wool coverlets from 1830-1850. Cream, red, blue measures 78" x 79". Has an eagle in the deep border. Red blue and green measures 75" x 91" and is signed 1846 M. Ruhl which switches

Three woven 1 piece wool coverlets attributed to the Goodwin weavers, NC (20th century weavers) . The first in a turquoise color on white ground, measures 87" x 106" - very good condition with label a

Antique 19th Century Wool Woven Coverlet, indigo, red, green and natural. Motifs include flowers, trees and birds. Woven by Andrew Kump from Hanover, PA in 1844 for GB. Measures 78 inches by 91 inches

Antique 19th Century Wool Woven Coverlet, indigo and white, believed to have been from the Shenandoah Valley, VA region, Measures 76 inches by 92 inches. Hand sewn seam down the center, no fringe, and

TEXTILE: Jacquard-woven coverlet, wool and cotton, of rusty red and dark blue, blended to create an ombré effect, with white background (and reversed on other side), c. 1840s, the field design cons

Attributed to Asahel Amora Phelps (1795-1854), Delhi, Delaware County, New York, 1845. The corner blocks with spreadwing eagles, stars, and "DELHI 1845." One corner woven with the name for who

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War Colorful Jacquard Coverlet Signed & Dated 1847 by "Listed Maker" P. Rasweiler of Orwigsburgh, Pennsylvania 1847-Dated, Woven Wool and Cotton Jacquard Coverlet, made

Pair of Vintage Wool Hand Woven Coverlet Draperies. Measures 21" x 68" each. In good condition with some spots and fading. If you have any doubt, please ask questions! We will provide extra pictures,

Anonymous. Double-Sided Wool Coverlet. Hand-made loom woven. Beautiful colors. Great condition. 85” x 72”. Est. $300-500. Ship: $35

Mid-19th c. Woven Four-Color Jacquard Coverlet, in wool and linen, woven by Enos Michael in 1854 in Fremont, Steuben County, Ind., for C & P Peters, with floral and geometric decoration, with fringe o

DESCRIPTION: A woven brown and white wool double shot coverlet with an attached (as is normally found) label of the Goodwin Guild of weavers located in Virginia. One of the better known craft revival

Classical Urns Pattern reversable woven coverlet with center seam. Indigo blue and ecru. Very heavy, finely woven of wool and linen. Beautiful Antique Keepsake Coverlet. Dimensions: 98 in. x 80 in. Th

Vintage c1960s Welsh Wool Coverlet measuring 88 x 93 inches. Woven geometric motifs in gold, black, and white. Reversible with a light side and a dark side. It is in good condition with just a full a

Blue and White Wool Coverlet, America, mid-19th century. The blanket seamed down the center, each half jacquard-woven with reversible square pattern surrounded on three sides by contrasting pine tree

ANTIQUE JACQUARD COVERLET - circa 1846; blue and red woven wool; tree and star design with deer; signed lower left and right "made by Isaac Brown for 1846" ; Condition - Edges are fraying; applied pat

Large double-woven "Delhi" coverlet in blue wool and white cotton; center seam and rolled hems. Asahel Amora Phelps (1795-1854, active 1835-1854) and his son, John Benjamin Phelps II (active 1854-60),

SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA "RINGS AND CHAINS" OVERSHOT COVERLET, red and natural, woven with wool weft and linen warp in two panels, each approximately 37" wide; rolled hem and edges. 19th century.