THREE AMERICAN QUILT TOPS.

Mid 20th century. One has white background with orange airplanes. Machine stitched. 66"w. 76"I. The second has a white background, solid red border and multi-colored solid fabric center star. Some sta

Three Antique American Quilt Tops. A quilt top refers to the top layer of a quilt, which is the side facing up during use. The top is then completed by adding another piece of fabric and batting. Ex C

First half 20th century. Early quilt floral pieced quilt top with hexagonal pieces of paper wrapped with various fabric. Loss. 42" x 47". And a similar quilt with silk border. 19" x 23". Together with

First quarter 20th century. One is white ground and blue patterned fabric. 80"w. 92"I. The second is solid and multicolored fabrics with stars, squares and triangles. 64"w. 96"I. And the third is twel

20th century, comprising: John Ferris, (American, born 1952) Untitled Quilt, 1984, silkscreened cotton 92 x 63 in.; Pennsylvania, circa 1930, "windowpane" quilt, having a red "house" on pink reserve,

First half 20th century. Pieced sunflower quilt with yellow border. Staining and loss. 76" x 76". Pieced flower basket pattern in green and orange. Rip, loss and discoloration. 61" x 79". Floral appli

Late 19th century. Patterned squares with blue. Wear and staining. 79" x 65". Patterned blocks with white crosses. Wear and staining. 63" x 54".

Circa 1900. Made from American Tobacco Company premiums of International flags, States, Native American symbols and colleges. Some wear. 48"w. 54"l. and 51"w. 66"l.

Two American Quilt Tops. A quilt top refers to the top layer of a quilt, which is the side facing up during use. The top is then completed by adding another piece of fabric and batting. Ex Collection

Circa 1900. Sunflowers in circles on white field. Added binding. Wear, loss and discoloration. From the collection of Ada and Robert Brandegee, Pennsylvania. 90" x 80".

Twentieth century. Square and rectangle square blocks in various patterns. Later red floral binding. From the collection of Ada and Robert Brandegee, Pennsylvania. 83" x 77".

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

Second quarter 20th century. Varying wear, staining and tears. Yellow checkerboard quilt, 64" x 76". Triangles and squares quilt 91" x 79". Pie shaped wedges in patterned and solid fabrics 90" x 82".

First half 20th century. Pink boarder and red applique hearts. Hand stitched. Spot stains. 40" x 40". Blue quilt with animal appliques. Hand stitched. Staining. 48" x 32". Embroidered animals with pin

A Group of Three Unquilted Quilt Tops. Featuring a state birds, hand pieced and embroidered quilt top, a butterfly, hand embroidered but machined squares quilt top, and a pinwheel machine pieced quilt

American crazy quilt top composed of a wide variety of fabrics including silk, cotton, satin ribbon, and velvet arranged in a 7x7 layout, with 49 blocks total. Each block includes original designs and

Square center section defined by four open fans, surrounded by irregular patchwork embroidered with animals, birds and flowers. 54 x 62 inches. (Few minor migrating colors) very good.

Needs cleaning. Measures 96 x 68 inches

Circa 1900. White and patterned dark blue fabrics with sunflower like blocks with pen and ink signatures. Some toning, fading and staining. 78"w. 96"I.

Three Antique American Pieced Quilts, Late 19th-Early 20th Century. Patterns including a Tennessee feedsack 'Grandmother's Flower Garden'; a Massachusetts calico 'Eight Point Star'

Three Antique American Quilts. Ex Collection of Joanna S. Rose, Long Island, New York; Ranging Sizes From 2'9'' x 3'1'' (84 x 94 cm) to 6'0'' x 6'8'' (183 x 203 cm).

Circa 1900. Nine blocks of four branched tulips with double borders in solid red, orange and teal fabrics on a white background. A little toning. 86"w. 94"I.

Second half-19th century. Octagon sampler quilt top in green and ivory. Wear and loss. Added binding. From the collection of Ada and Robert Brandegee, Pennsylvania. 90" x 73".

Second quarter 20th century. Concentric diamonds on lime green ground. Machine sewn. Minor wear. 66" x 76".