2 Antique Scrappy 19th Century Quilts, in as is condition. Ocean Waves Quilt, c 1890, measures 84x84". Consists of 25 7x7" neon print squares, set straight, 5 by 5, surrounded by Ocean waves lozenges with scrappy fabrics including shirtings, Garibaldi reds, early purples, chrome yellow, variety of browns, indigo, clarets, and much more. The setting triangles and 5.5" border are the same neon print. Thin cotton batting, and a pieced print reverse; the edge is finished with the back brought to the front and applied by hand. It is hand and machine pieced, and hand quilted. It is in poor condition with overall toning wear down the center fold, spots, and holes. Along with a scrappy quilt, c1845, with an assortment of 4 patches and one patches, measuring 70x79". Most of the blocks measure about 5x5". And while the quilter tried to keep the quilt organized, she appears to have been lost her place and several areas. It is hand pieced and hand quilted. There is a cotton batting and a brown print reverse. I believe the red gingham binding may be a replacement, it's applied by hand. It is in poor condition with a large tear in one border overall toning, spots, other small tears, and fabric deterioration. But a really nice variety of Prussian blue, early purple, early yellows and orange fabrics, and more. This quilt is from the estate of Sharon Stark, noted Pennsylvania textile dealer and award winning author. In house Flat Rate Shipping of $30 is a domestic shipping estimate for first quilt and includes insurance. We will gladly combine multiple lots for your convenience and economy. Each additional quilt or quilt top we can pack in the same box is $5 each. Please feel free to contact us with any questions.
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