Antique American Redwork Quilt, Folk Art Textile, Circa 1895–1910

This late nineteenth-century American Tree of Life quilt measures 68 x 80 inches and is entirely hand pieced and hand quilted. Twenty Tree of Life blocks are arranged in a five-by-fo...

This extraordinary American folk art quilt is a rare and expressive example of the Victorian Crazy Quilt movement interpreted through the eyes of a rural maker. Dating to the mid-to-...

This Antique American Rare Chintz Quilt, circa 1825-1845, is hand-quilted with English Chintz fabrics, making it a remarkable piece of folk art and a magn...

Bold and graphic, this late 19th-century red & white Rocky Glen Quilt is striking and composed of repeating red-and-white triangular blocks framed by a four-sided miniature triangle-sawtooth sashing and a scalloped border on three sides with a straight-across border on the top. The precision required to piece all of these tiny sawtooth elements by hand is extraordinary and would have taken many, many hours and days. The color palette includes vibrant chrome red fabric with white polka dots against a soft white ground with light pink polka dots. The hand quilting is in diagonals and outlines of the patchwork and - along the scalloped border - in finely executed waves. The back is white cotton with pink polka dots as is the binding that has been turned to the front and handstitched. The cotton batting is very lightweight. Details Date: Circa 1890s Origin: United States Pattern: Rocky Glen Dimensions: 62 inches x 70 inches Materials: Hand-pieced cotton fabrics with lightweight cotton batting Construction: Entirely hand pieced and hand quilted Colors: Chrome red, ivory white, and delicate blush-pink dotted prints Quilting: Fine diagonal and outline quilting throughout with wave quilting in the scalloped border Backing: White and pink polka dot cotton backing Edge: Scalloped border on three sides, straight across on the top Sold by: Crazy Quilt Vintage Antique Rocky Glen quilt, Rocky Glen quilt, 1890s quilt, Victorian quilt, 19th century American quilt, antique red and white quilt...

This fine calico nine patch quilt was found in Pennsylvania and is in good condition. The rust calico is typical Pennsylvania fabric.

Early 20th Century American Amish Quilt ( 3' 7'' x 3' 9'' - 109 x 114 )

This exceptional 19th-century Pennsylvania Dutch appliqué quilt, meticulously hand-stitched in the mid-1800s, stands as a rare and museum-quality example of early American textile artistry. Created entirely by hand from individually cut and sewn fabric elements, the quilt reflects the extraordinary craftsmanship, patience, and devotion characteristic of the finest 19th-century domestic needlework traditions. The composition features a refined floral appliqué pattern with four large-scale circular and leaf motifs rendered in soft pale blue and rich red tones, elegantly set against a luminous ivory ground. A finely executed sawtooth border frames the design, adding both visual structure and architectural balance to the overall composition. Each panel was individually hand-stitched, making this piece not only visually captivating, but also historically significant as a true labor of love. Highly sought after by collectors, curators, and interior designers, 19th-century hand-stitched American quilts have become increasingly rare and desirable. Due to its delicate beauty and sculptural visual presence, it is especially well-suited for use as wall-mounted textile art. Dimensions: 82” x 85” Date of Manufacture: Mid 1800s Place of Origin: Pennsylvania, United States Material: Cotton, Applique Condition: Good The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU 2353 19th Century Quilt, Pennsylvania Dutch Quilt, Hand Stitched Applique Quilt, Antique American Quilt, 19th Century Textile, Folk Art Quilt, American Antique Textile, Applique Quilt Wall Art, Antique Quilt Wall Hanging...

Anatolian block printed quilts are traditional textiles originating from Anatolia, a region located in present-day Turkey. They are made by hand an...