This is a early 19th c. 1840 or earlier Pennsylvania/New York primitive doll quilt in an overall Four Patch design of solid white and woven geometrics and with red and black florals woven into the cotton fabrics. Rolled to front binding and a solid white cotton backing, with very thin batting. Quilted diagonally and X in center of each 4 patch blocks. All hand stitched and hand quilted.
A piece of Americana folk art.

APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS
This primitive doll quilt measures 24" by 18".

CONDITION
In good overall condition and is sturdy with old age soiling, yellowing, staining, fading overall age wear for a 175+ year old textile.
I have not laundered this quilt, and is in as found condition. This quilt would make a great visual wall hanging.

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