Joseph's Coat Quilt

This cotton Pennsylvania Mennonite "Joseph's Coat" quilt is hand pieced and hand quilted, with a diagonal piano key border and the initials "G.H." and date "1888" hand cross stitched in one corner.It

Joseph's Coat Quilt measuring 78x93". This quilt is from the Mary Schafer Collection. She was the quilter and collector from the book Mary Schafer - American Quilt Maker by Gwen Marston. It is compris

Lancaster County, 2nd half-19th century. Joseph's Coat quilt in red, yellow and tan. Even fade. From the collection of Ada and Robert Brandegee, Pennsylvania. 82" x 82".

Not quite a Joseph’s Coat quilt since there are only 4 colors: red, yellow, blue, and a greenish blue. 80in x 80in. Machine pieced, hand quilted in an overall clam shell motif. Applied greenish/blue

MID-ATLANTIC INITIALED AND DATED "JACOB'S / JOSEPH'S COAT" PIECED QUILT, hand- and machine-stitched, center having long stripes of various solid color fabrics with alternating motif quilting completed

Two pieced quilts: "Joseph's Coat" and "Steeple Chase" 20th century Both worked in solid cotton pieces.62 in. x 58 in. and 68 in. x 74 in. PROVENANCE: The Grant Collection, New York

Harry Sefarbi (American, 1917-2009) Joseph's Coat Oil on masonite. (17 1/8 x 24 7/8 in. (43.5 x 63.2cm)) Provenance Property from the Collection of Ruth Perlmutter, Philadelphia. <

Lot includes 16 multi color Onionskins and two Joseph's Coat marbles. (8.9-9.7) 11/16" - 47/64" Dia.

18th Century Rembrandt Etching Entitled JOSEPH'S COAT BROUGHT TO JACOB by Johann Georg Hertel (German, Augsburg ca. 1700–1775 Augsburg), after Rembrandt van Rijn (Dutch, Leiden 1606–1669 Amsterdam

Very nice lot of multicolor Joseph's coat swirls. (9.6). 21/32" - 23/32" Dia.

Marbles: LUTZ, Joseph Coat. Exceptionally rare marble. This is a Joseph Coat with a very light sprinkling of lutz on the core. Core is mostly greens, with some white, brown, blue and yellow. The entir

Lots of white with green, blue, and orange bands. Surface condition is immaculate. Condition: (9.5). Dimensions:

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Subsurface layer is packed strands. Mostly blues, with some yellow, red and green. One tiny scratch visible under 10x loupe. One very tiny rub spot. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 25/32

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. These are occasionally identified as cased onionskins or "clamskins", but the construction is similar to a Joseph Coat Swirl. Clear base. White subsurface layer. On top of the what

END OF DAY, Joseph Coat. Very bright colors. Pretty marble, interesting construction. Two small subsurface moons, both on the same side of the marble. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1-9/16". Near Mint(-) (

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Subsurface layer packed with stretched bands of various bright colors. Great example. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 23/32". Mint (9.8).

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Beauty. Clear base. Subsurface layer is packed strands of various colors. Some aventurine in the green. Outstanding example of this type. Germany, circa 1860-1920.21/32". Mint (9.9

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Beautiful Coreless Swirl in Joseph Coat pattern. Clear base. Outer layer is wide bands of various bright colors. Clear space between each band. Two tiny moons. Germany, circa 1860-

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Beautiful Joseph Coat Swirl. Couple of tiny hits. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1". Near Mint(+) (8.9).

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Gorgeous Joseph Coat Swirl. Subsurface layer is packed bands of forest green, orange, red, white, black. One tiny melt spot. Great coloring. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 21/32". Mint(

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Transparent clear base. Subsurface layer is bands of various bright colors. Some clear spaces in the subsurface layer. Some colored bands form a core as well. One melt spot. German

END OF DAY, Joseph Coat. Somewhat different style of Joseph Coat. But, still, core consists of packed stretched bands of color. Mostly white, but also, blue, green, yellow, pink. Had the colors been s

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Clear base. Subsurface is packed bands of blue, white, light green and red. Melt chip on the surface. Germany, circa 1860-1920.29/32". Mint(-) (9.0).

Lot 121. SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Subsurface layer predominately red with some other colors. One melt spot. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 13/16". Mint(-) (9.0).