An American woven wool jacquard coverlet

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:

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War Colorful Jacquard Coverlet Signed & Dated 1847 by "Listed Maker" P. Rasweiler of Orwigsburgh, Pennsylvania 1847-Dated, Woven Wool and Cotton Jacquard Coverlet, made

AMERICAN JACQUARD WOVEN COVERLET, red, green, dark blue, natural, having cotton warp and wool weft with floral medallions, rose border, and applied fringe. Marked in four corners "HANNAH / JANE / CLEM

AMERICAN JACQUARD WOVEN COVERLETS, LOT OF TWO, each having cotton warp and wool weft, fringe on three sides, two panels; one having foliate medallions in center and rooster, vine, and floral border, g

19th century, woven in cotton and wool, in a checkerboard pattern, 108 in. x 77 1/2 in.

Three Signed Woven Jacquard CoverletsAmerican, 19th century, cotton and wool, the first with natural cotton warp and alternating navy, red, and mustard wool weft forming a design of rose clusters alte

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

AMERICAN JACQUARD COVERLET, red, blue, and natural, wool weft and cotton warp in two panels, predominantly diamond pattern with center motifs of stars and abstracted florals, borders woven in tree and

Three American Wool Jacquard Coverlets, Second-Third Quarter 19th Century. Comprising a single panel red and white coverlet with central medallion, eagle's to the corners and border with shields a

19th century. Having a pine tree pattern border with nicely woven details throughout. Sold from the collection of a Virginia couple.

Dated 1841 and signed Harriet Tanner Jimpson along with Cortland County as the location of the maker. Very nice pictorial piece having eagles and fauna. L76" W85"

AMERICAN HISTORICAL WOVEN JACQUARD COVERLET, having four colors with images of George Washington, eagles, horses, flags, and steamboats, along with the date "HAIL / 1869". Possibly Pennsylvania. Circa

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

AMERICAN JACQUARD WOVEN COVERLET, blue, white, having central star and floral design with surrounding fish scale or feather design; three sides with fringe, one end having applied fringe; border havin

AMERICAN JACQUARD WOVEN COVERLET, dark blue, white, having large floral medallions, floral borders, and corner blocks with a house design and the date "1844". Circa 1844. 76" x 90".Good condition over

American Jacquard Woven Coverlet,19th C., woven "Catharine Tunison Orange 1844", possibly New York or New Jersey (SLES1041) {MM} Property Title:From a Sharon Connecticut Home Measurements:84" W x 79"L

Early American Jacquard woven coverlet throw. Measures 6ft x 7ft.

Early American Jacquard woven coverlet throw pillows. Measure 11 1/2" & 14"

Hand woven jacquard wool coverlets from 1830-1850. Cream, red, blue measures 78" x 79". Has an eagle in the deep border. Red blue and green measures 75" x 91" and is signed 1846 M. Ruhl which switches

American Overshot Jacquard Woven Coverlet, Early 20th C. Indigo and off white. Ex collection Sheldon Shaeffer. Size: 7'4'' x 6'1'' (224 x 185 cm).

19th Century American Overshot Jacquard Woven Coverlet. Indigo and off white. Size: 86'' x 58'' (218 x 147 cm). Ex. Cathryn Cootner Estate Collection, Sonoma, CA.

Excellent dated 1836 American hand woven & stitched blue & white jacquard coverlet sgnd Mary A. Young

American. Probably Pennsylvania. c1876. Wool. A patriotic jacquard coverlet featuring the Centennial eagle and star pattern in red, white, blue and green. One patch to the upper center near the border

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