Matched Pair Double Irish Chain Quilts - Never Washed

Cotton 1890's indigo blue and white Irish chain quilt top, all hand pieced with all solid navy blue fabrics used throughout. It measures 54" X 64" and is in excellent, never washed condition, with a c

A Double Irish Chain Quilt with a Blue Ground American, Late 19th/Early 20th Century 90 x 82 inches.

Circa 1910-20, pieced with blue calico print on white, all hand quilted, 69 3/4 x 75". Condition VG.

Green and Pink Double Irish Chain Quilt - 79 x 81.

American, early 20th century, hand stitched pieced red diagonal grids on white ground, 78 x 76 inches, summer weight, Illinois provenance..scattered browning and staining, fold lines

Vintage 1920s Double Irish Chain quilt measuring 66" x 77", comprised of 42 blocks, 10.5" x 10.5", set straight 6 x 7 with a 2" white border, with blue and white gingham and blue and white checkerboar

DESCRIPTION: Late 19th century Double Irish Chain quilt in pink, green, with purple popsicle pattern and brown stripes. Circa 1880-1910. Backing is muslin with thin edging. PROVENANCE: Listed in The C

Title: Double Irish Chain Antique Quilt- Indigo/Madder Provenance/Additional Info: This antique, circa 1870's, cotton double Irish Chain quilt is in excellent fine condition with no wear with some occ

Antique c1870s Double Irish Chain quilt measuring 77x80 inches. Fabrics include white, cotton solid, double process green, and a double pink. It is hand pieced, hand appliqued (corner squares in alter

19th c. double Irish Chain quilt. 68" x 76". Border wear.

Double "Irish Chain" pattern quilt Initialed and dated, "E.J.Y." "S.A.H," "Mar 23, 1899" Worked with red and green solid cotton pieces, heightened with diagonal line quilting.90 in. x 92 in.PROVENANCE

MID-ATLANTIC DOUBLE IRISH CHAIN PIECED QUILT, red and gray on a white ground, twenty-five 13" SQ blocks of pattern alternating with hand quilted feather wreaths, red and gray sashing borders with cabl

SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA "DOUBLE IRISH CHAIN" PIECED QUILT, hand-stitched, blue print and solid white fabrics, 42 on-point pattern blocks with straight-line quilting, alternating with plain on-po

DESCRIPTION: A Double Irish chain pattern crib quilt consisting of red, yellow and white geometrics on a green ground with a sawtooth border. Circa 1860-70. MEASUREMENTS: 39-1/2" x 46". CONDITION: Min

Great early condition with very minimal soiling. 80" x 80"

Quilt is thinning due to age as well as areas of soiling, fraying, color loss and bleeding as seen in photos. 84 IN34; x 88 IN34;

19th to Early 20th C Irish Double Chain Crib Quilt - pink printed and plain white fabric squares, 35 x 40", few sporadic stains, wear to about two inches to binding. Note: 14 old quilts selling throug

Patchwork blue and white quilt, Double Irish Chain pattern with diamond border and fine quilting with 8 stitches/inch - note the stars within the small blue patches, likely a 19th century Centennial e

A red and white appliqué quilt "Double Irish Chain" pattern. Ontario, 19th century. Measuring 64" x 70". // Courtepointe "Double Chaîne irlandaise" rouge et blanche, Ontario, 19e siècle

Vintage 1930's Quilt. Double Irish Chain. Measures 70" x 91". Hand Pieced, Hand Quilted - Good Condition. Yellow Applied Binding showing wear all around. You are bidding at a live sale, please read th

The two 1930s quilts in Double Irish Chain pattern, solid blue or pink fabrics with white backgrounds, hand-stitched and quilted, white backings and bindings. Pink measures 73 x 88 and blue is 73 x 78

Patchwork quilt, green and pink, Double Irish Chain pattern with scalloped border - fine quilting with 8 stitches/inch, late 19th century. On of the circle pink areas with small fabric tears, but over

Two blue and white-printed pieced quilts second half 19th century The first in a "Double Irish Chain" pattern, heightened with sunflower, diagonal line quiltings; the second, in a "Odd Fellows Star" v

A patchwork quilt in blue and white Double Irish Chain pattern, good quilting with 6 to 8 stitches/inch and 12 stitches/inch to attach most small patches, and hand sewn border, late 19th century. Note