African American Touching Stars Quilt.

1920s Princess Feather & Star Quilt - unwashed, quilter identified on tag as Lucie Z Orcum, Waco, Tx, an African American, 78 x 78, very few sporadic tiny stains shows on backside, probably quilter's

American, late 19th century, cotton. Red and yellow stars, with a red border, and with "scale" quilting. 78" x 70". MSS

[FOLK ART QUILT]. Four-Pointed Star Pattern. ca. 1950s. Artist unknown. 72 x 64”. Various printed fabrics. Four-point stars with turtle image in center. 12 x 10 stain on back. African American f

Probably African American, early 20th century. Texas Star in silk and satins, triangles and squares. Wear, loss and staining. From the collection of Ada and Robert Brandegee, Pennsylvania. 72" x 68".

Possibly African American and South Carolina (found in Anderson, SC), 1st half-20th century, cotton. Twelve 4-pointed stars in a grid, and with a checked backing. 64" x 81".

Last half of19th century, likely Charleston area South Carolina. The piece having an interesting star pattern in varying fabrics. Open work stitch and backed with homespun cloth. Some wear to the fabr

This is a very odd and primitive quilt. I've owned this quilt for some 30+years. When I bought it, I was told it was African American. I have no way of proving this is true It is however, the most pri

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

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

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"

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

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"

This cotton 1860's/1870's touching stars/crazy stars quilt is hand pieced and hand quilted, with a rich variety of early fabrics. It measures 74" X 80" and is in excellent condition, with the occasion

hand written tag with makers name and info. born Sept 18th 1903 in Harengo County Alabama. Quilt made 1986 in Dallas County Alabama. 69" x 88" - from the collection of Larry Hackley

This cotton 20's/30's touching stars quilt is hand pieced and hand quilted, with solid blue and cheddar yellow accents. The diamond pieces that make up the stars measures 1" per side. The quilt measur

Anonymous. African American Quilt. Hand-stitched cotton piece quilt. Hole in center, stain on left bottom, otherwise good to fair condition. 70" x 82". Est. $600-900. Ship: $45 Note from consignor: Qu

Quilt has wear consistent with age. 64"x 82". Please see photos.

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. 81" x 84"

1940's "Kite" Touching Stars Quilt 40's velvet "kite"/touching stars tied quilt. Machine pieced and hand tied, with batting of medium thickness. Maker used dark and vibrant velvets, and used careful a

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

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

86" x 68" quilt discovered in the same basement in Asheboro as lot 585 from African American Family by renowned door knock Picker Wade Ledbetter of piedmont NC.