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Attributed to Asahel Amora Phelps (1795-1854), Delhi, Delaware County, New York, 1845. The corner blocks with spreadwing eagles, stars, and "DELHI 1845." One corner woven with the name for who

TEXTILE: Blue wool and white cotton jacquard-woven coverlet, c. 1830s, with a design throughout the field of birds feeding baby birds in a nest, and a vessel with a pineapple and flower, border design

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

An American blue and white woven coverlet19th centuryA two-piece blue and white double cloth coverlet with fringed edges, woven in likely wool and cotton in an all-over geometric pattern in a simple c

Antique Ohio Wool Coverlet. Mid-19th century hand woven coverlet in red and blue wool with white cotton. Woven in two pieces on a hand loom with Jacquard pattern attachment and finished with center se

TEXTILE: Jacquard-woven coverlet, wool and cotton, of rusty red and dark blue, blended to create an ombré effect, with white background (and reversed on other side), c. 1840s, the field design cons

Blue wool and off white cotton geometric design comprised of two 37" panels joined at the center, fringed at one end. 74" x 82" SHIPPING INFO: In-house shipping available for this lot. Please read the

Large double-woven "Delhi" coverlet in blue wool and white cotton; center seam and rolled hems. Asahel Amora Phelps (1795-1854, active 1835-1854) and his son, John Benjamin Phelps II (active 1854-60),

American, dated 1838. Wool with cotton calico in indigo and white. Large eagle and urn border, center field with soldiers on horseback, and woven "Eagle & Stars 1838" at border. 86" x 96".

TEXTILES: Two Jacquard-woven coverlets, American, 1838, patriotic design, signed and dated, blue wool and white cotton, with a design in the field of floral rosettes, the border design along the botto

TEXTILES: Jacquard-woven coverlet, 1849, with a design of floral rosettes and stars, worked in stripes of salmon, pale olive green, and navy blue wool supplementary wefts, and with white cotton warp a

An American woven wool jacquard coverletCasebeer and Hoffman, Pennsylvania, 1848together with a blue and white woven wool overshot coverlet. (2)approximately 78 x 78in (198 x 198cm) Provenance:

An assorted collection of five woven wool coverlets and one quilt 19th century Comprising a rare blue and white "Liberty" coverlet with eagle borders, signed and dated, "P. Rappleye/ Farmerville 1834

1853 NY Wool & Cotton Coverlet Features The Great Seal of the United States and American Eagle - navy blue and white, American Eagle in corners, signed Marian A. Wilcox, Jefferson County, NY, E. Pluri

Consisting of: 1)pink plaid 150" x 70" (minor stains), 2) Lord & Taylor yellow cotton plaid bedspread 74" x 88" (with holes and mending), 3) Blue and white woven wool throw 66" x 44" (very good), 4) F

Blue & white wool woven in to pieces with star-burst repeating patter with scrolling floral border and unusual double man in the moon in each lower corner. Not seen this pattern before, 70 x 88". Cond

Snow flake and fence pattern in blue and white wool, woven in two panels, 80" square. Family reported that this coverlet was made in Middle Township, New Jersey and the flax used was grown on the farm

Red, white and blue wool woven in two pieces, 1st quarter of 19th century, pine tree & snow flake pattern, reversible with blue dominant on one side and red on the other, 71 x 80". Condition Very Good

Pine Tree & Snow Flake pattern in red, white and blue wool, woven in two panels, 70" x 90".

American, 1820-1840, cotton and wool. Blue and white, geometric patterns. 84" by 67" and 89" by 60".

Two Blue and White Double Weave CoverletsAmerican, 19th century, cotton and wool, the first with repeating design of block grid motif within jagged circle, alternating with four pointed star, border t

Mid-19th century, cotton and wool. Both blue and white, one marked for Jay Van Vleck of Gallipolis, Ohio, and the other unmarked and dated 1840. 78" square and 78" by 69".

Hand woven Turkish kilim, executed in wool on cotton, having a full field of guls in red, slate blue, pale yellow, white, and coral on a navy field, 12' 2" x 6' 6"

Deep indigo and natural wool jacquard coverlet with flowers in pots and with pears in each corner. Woven inscription reads: Emeline Demott, 1842, N. Y. Wever" Possibly archaic or incorrect spelling of