African American Red Ball Pattern Quilt

Anonymous. Possibly African American. Red and Blue Trestle Pattern Quilt. Not signed. Cotton and feed sack backing hand-stitched mid-weight quilt. Multiple stains. No tears. Fair condition. 64" w x 78

Anonymous, possibly African American. Circle Pattern Quilt. c. 1940-50's. Heavy weight cotton. Some use, tears upper left, overall good to fair condition. 62" x 74". Provenance: The Ames Gallery, CA.

Anonymous, Possibly African American. Multi-Pattern Quilt. c. 1960-70's. Hand-stitched cotton. Loose strings, otherwise great condition. 70" x 90". Provenance: The Ames Gallery, CA. Est. $300-500. Shi

African American Log Cabin Pattern Quilt. c. late 1800's-early 1900's. Light weight piecework hand-stitched quilt. Some staining, otherwise good condition. 86" x 80". Provenance: The Acacia Collection

African American Log Cabin Pattern Quilt. c. late 1800's-early 1900's. Light weight piecework hand-stitched quilt. Some staining, otherwise good condition. restored. 86" x 80". Provenance: The Acacia

DESCRIPTION: Two Virginia African American tied strip pattern quilts. One in knit cotton with bright colors and patterns. Medium weight. One with printed cotton panels and grey flannel back. Heavy wei

African American Diamond Back Snake Pattern Quilt. Not signed. Hand-stitched cotton. Mid-weight great condition. 84” x 76”. Est. $600-900. Ship: $35

A Diamond Cross Pattern Quilt in Red and Brown American, Circa Late 19th/Early 20th Century 87 x 75 inches.  

discovered in a South Carolina African American home. Made by a family member. Having the same stitch pattern throughout the quilt. 77" x 63"

[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

Late 19th century. Red and white star pattern quilt top. Wear and discoloration. 87" x 76". Log cabin sunshine and shadow. Wear and loss. 85" x 79".

African-American folk art rag doll, with patterned top, braided hair, and a head wrap handkerchief with a classic red and white gingham pattern. Hand-stitched, including clothing, and filled with stra

Possibly African American, early 20th century, cotton. Unusual pattern in various colors, and with a flannel backing. 73" x 84".

Early 20th century, possibly Savannah, Georgia origin. Colorfully pieced quilt having a variety of patterns and colors throughout. Good overall condition with minimal wear throughout. W64 1/2" W72"

American Quilt, Five Block pattern, on a red field, approx. 76" x 76", early 20th C.[4] CONDITION: Areas of material patchwork loss.

American, late 19th century. An appliqué quilt with Princess Feather pattern in red, green and yellow, surrounded by swag border; 77 x 75 in.

American, early 20th century. Applique quilt with Potted Coxcomb variant pattern in red and green set diagonally and repeating 9 times, with meandering tulip vine border, red banded edge, and cream li

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

American, second quarter 20th Century. Cotton. White and red solid fabrics with nice quilting. Possibly from Bucyrus, Ohio. 68"w. 76"l. Ex. Sandra Mitchell.

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

Two (2) American quilts. 1st item: Log cabin pattern quilt in the Sunshine and Shadow layout, rendered in cotton and wool fabrics, including brown and dark neutral challis, red plaid, and patterned ce

Antique Folk Art American Handmade Red White Quilt. Hand sewn red and white pattern. Measures 82 by 76 inches approximately.

Circa 1900. Having a green ground with vivid red pattern at the center in a tribal style. Some staining at fold lines. The greens and reds are quite bold. L76 1/2" W80 1/2"

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