AMERICAN SCHOOLHOUSE QUILT.

Last quarter-19th century. Schoolhouse pieced on red ground. Small nine patch chimneys. Dividing lights on the windows are appliquéd. Schoolhouses are mostly in dark palate in small printed cotton

Mid 20th century. Thirty squares with white, tan and black schoolhouse on sky blue background. Minor wear. 66"w. 85"l.

American patchwork School House quilt, executed in cotton, mercerized cotton, and rayon or polyester, of winter weight, in multi-color on cream, with a cream backing. Approx L 86", w 69".

American, 1930s-1940s, cotton. 56 schoolhouse squares, all comprised of a rich variety of flour sack fabric, and with a pink backing. 72" x 86. MAQ With hanging pocket.

First half 20th century. Sunshine and shadow quilt. Staining in spots. 98" x 78". Red and blue school house quilt. 92" x 80".

American, first half 20th Century. Cotton. White and patterned blue fabrics with feather quilting. Some staining mostly on the backing. 78"w. 70"l.

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.

(5) antique & vintage American patchwork quilts, 19th/20th c., hand sewn and pieced, in various patterns, incl. Texas Star, Dresden Plate and Schoolhouse, approx. 89.5"l x 72.5"w (largest), 74.5"l x 7

First half 20th century. Two tone schoolhouse pattern. Hand stitched. Spotting. 84" x 58". Multicolored bow tie pattern. Hand stitched. Staining in spots. 72" x 70".

Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976). "Quilt". Lithograph, 1966. Published by the Founder's Society, Detroit Institute of Arts. Printer: Mourlot, Paris. Sheet: 22" x 29 3/4". Frame: 27" x 34 3/4". C

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"

19th c. Schoolhouse quilt. 68" x 74". Provenance: Estate of Myron & Carolyn Neugeboren Ct.. Some light staining, otherwise good condition.

Two (2) American quilts. 1st item: Pieced and appliqued cotton quilt, oak leaf variant, white ground with yellow and green applied cotton designs, yellow border, 71 1/2" x 72". 2nd item: Pieced and ap

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

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

1890's cotton red and white schoolhouse quilt, all hand quilted with a snowy white background. It measures 82" X 82" and is in excellent condition, with a couple of small, faint inconspicuous spots (m

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"

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