EARLY 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN WOVEN COVERLET

Mid 19th century, likely New England. Each in blue and white. Good overall condition. Note: Sold from the private collection of an early New England Family.

An early 19th century American Overshot coverlet. Three piece construction with geometric design in Dark Brown and Blue. Moderate wear, loss to one corner, staining and minor edge damage. Approx. 81 x

An early 19th century American Overshot coverlet. Two piece construction with optic design in Red and Blue. Some wear and losses. Approx. 73 x 85 1/2" long overall. ESTIMATE $100-200

19th Century American Overshot Jacquard Woven Coverlet. Indigo and off white. Size: 86'' x 58'' (218 x 147 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Collection, Sonoma, CA.

Two woven coverlets. American. 19th century. Red, white, and blue coverlet. L90" W 84" Condition: Excellent. Brown and white coverlet. L 88" W 82". Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. Link

Blue and Creme Antique Woven Coverlet Early 19th Century. Irish chain pattern. Wool and cotton double weave construction. probably Pennsylvania. Comes with M. FINKEL & DAUGHTER 1987 appraisal and prov

Two Overshot Woven CoverletsAmerican, 19th century, cotton and wool, the first worked in a design of red rosette clusters alternating with navy blue squares, forming an allover "wedding ring" pattern,

Two Blue and White Woven CoverletsAmerican, 19th century, cotton and wool, the first a double weave summer & winter design in natural cotton and navy wool, the centerfield with repeating crosshatch mo

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,

Blue woven coverlet, late 18th century, early 19th century. 6'3" x 7'3"

Three Signed Woven Jacquard CoverletsAmerican, 19th century, cotton and wool, the first with natural cotton warp and alternating navy, red, and mustard wool weft forming a design of rose clusters alte

AMERICAN WOVEN COVERLET, olive green and natural, wool and cotton in two joined panels in a checked design; one edge fringed and the other has a rolled hem. First half 19th century. 67" x 90" without

DESCRIPTION: (5) Native American woven baskets. CIRCA: Late 18th, early 19th century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: Largest: 15.5" H :4" CONDITION: ($) in good condition, (1) in poor condition. Unless otherw

Mid 19th century. Three piece coverlet likely Virginia. The piece having a bold orange and tan color. Having Ferrell tag reading "Bull Station Virginia". L103 1/2" W84" Sold from the Ferrell Family Co

19th century. Having bold reds, whites and blues throughout. Good overall condition some slight wear to the edge of one side approx 2" at the edge. L85 3/4" W59 1/2"

A late 18th to early 19th century American Banister back side chair. Oak and Pine construction with shaped crest, turned posts and split spindles with a woven rush seat and turned stretcher base. Olde

Includes an 1850 woven jacquard coverlet fragment attributed to Lydia Cook, an early 19th century woven blanket fragment with woven well and flowers, a 1930s YoYo window valance, and a blanket out of

Native American, Southwestern and Northwestern United States, Pima, Yokut & Tlingit peoples, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A trio of charming baskets, hand-woven from natural fibers, that be

AMERICAN TWILL WOVEN COVERLET, red, blue, green, and tan, with wool weft and warp, in two panels each 34 1/4" wide, fringe on three sides and rolled edge. 19th century. 69" x 81" without fringe.Very g

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

American, 19th century. A woven blue and white coverlet, sewn from three pieces; 101 x 93 in.

AMERICAN HAND-WOVEN TWILL COVERLET, blue, red, and natural, plaid woven with wool weft and cotton warp in two panels, rolled and selvedge edges, hand stitched. 19th century. 66" x 82".Very good to exc

The over mantle mirror comprised of three sections, The upper with wide capital heads over a band of stars in relief and woven diamond patter band. The left hand side with rectangular mirror central t

19th/early 20th century, of varying size and form, all with round bases, most with single arched bail and/or swing handle, one example with a fitted lid,ÿ7 x 10-1/4 in. to 10-1/2 x 13-1/2 in. , Prove