American Coverlets and Their Weavers

five with dust jackets, to include Always in Season: Folk Art and Traditional Culture in Vermont , The Art of the Quilt , American Coverlets and their Weavers , American Hooked and Sewn Rugs , Ami

American Homespun Green & White Coverletcirca 1852marked "Bartele - My - Jacob, Coverlet, Weaver, New Berlin, 1852"86 x 76 inches

Two Early American woven coverlets comprising one signed "Beauty of the West 1860", the second Ellen Mills Stillwater 1836 "J. Stiff Weaver". Condition: stains, losses, repairs. Approximately 87" high

Blowing Rock, North Carolina, indigo & ivory, 89" x 103", scarce, original label..... Goodwin Guild Weavers was established in 1952 in Blowing Rock, North Carolina

Pennsylvania Signed and Dated Jacquard Coverlet by John Kaufman (Bucks County, 1840) With American eagle, snow flake, and tree pattern, by Mennonite weaver John Kaufman (1812-1863), signed "John Kaufm

Mid 19th century. A Samuel Meily, Mansfield, Richland (County), Ohio 1848, red white and blue, stars, baskets of flowers and birds border and medallions and foliage center. Wear and fringe loss. 72"w.

1840s. Optical overshot in red and white. 62" x 86". And a two piece jacquard with medallions in red, blue and natural. Corner block "M. by John Kachel, Margaret Wicklein 1841". 82" x 92".

Session II starts at 3:30pm Pacific time zone 2 antique American coverlets, 85"x37" each

American, 19th century. Two woven coverlets, one in red, white and blue, with medallion pattern and eagle border, the corner block reading J.P. Heifner Hayesville Ohio 1847, and the other unmarked,

One an Ohio coverlet, made by D L Meyers, Bethel Township, for Phoebe Harpole, dated 1840, the other 19th or early 20th c. 64 x 80 and 76 x 90 inches.

American coverlets, etc. (some as is) 72" x 72", etc.

Two 19th C. American Coverlets. Largest size: 6'5'' x 7'5'' (196 x 226 cm).

19TH C. AMERICAN COVERLET SIGNED & DATED 19th century American coverlet signed and dated. A signature, "American Independence Declared July 4, 1776, Woven 1829 H. Evans" to each corner.  Size: 8

overall floral detail, with legend "Agriculture & Manufactures Are The Foundation Of Our Independence". 84 1/2" long, 71" wide. Small stains, wear.

Red and white summer-winter coverlet with temple and foliage border and eagles, birds and deer field with center medallion. Some discoloration and wear. 86"w. 96"l.

19th C. signed American coverlet, Maria Rose Milford PA. 1840.

BLUE , ORANGE AND TAN WOVEN AMERICAN COVERLET

An American Coverlet style wool blanket which was hand-loomed. Measures approx. 80" x 72"; could benefit from cleaning. Please Note: Scheerer McCulloch Auctioneer will add shipping charges 1-2 busines

19th century, repeating ribbon tied and leaf surrounded floral decoration in blood orange and black, geometric borders to two edges, two sided, seam, fringe to both ends, 93 x 94 in. Provenance: Prope

AMERICAN COVERLETBlue, red, and white stitching, the corner stitched "Simon Staudt - Miami County Ohio - 1841".84 x 66 1/2 in. (213.36 x 168.91 cm.)

Repeating floral and sunburst pattern in 3 colors, corner reads, Joseph Schnee, Freeburg Penn, 1836," woven in 2 pieces. (Estate of Dr. Daniel Lovette, Camp Hill, PA)"

S.B. Musselman Coverlet Weaver Milford Bucks Co. No. 419. This Coverlet Belongs to Me, Sary Landis 1843. Single part. 83" x 96". Condition: Very good.

Sadie Curtis - Fine Ganado Weaving 82-1/2" x 57" Sadie Curtis is one of the most famous Native American weavers. She worked at the Hubbell Trading Post demonstrating weaving to visitors.  She is know

Mid 19th century heavy blue and white coverlet with urn corner block attributed to unknown Indiana weaver, 77" x 86", selling with book Indiana Coverlet Weavers and Their Coverlets