Gertrude Martin African American Yo-Yo Quilt 64" x 78"

Quilt was purchased from the daughter of Gerturde Martin and she wrote "This quilt was made by my Mom (Gertrude Martin) in Chester SC in the 1950s. When I was a little girl my Mom and her friends and

Purchased from a family from Virginia. Lots of small detail cuts. 80" x 72"

painting on 3/8 board. Inside the home. Note the African American yo-yo quilt being sone on the sweig machine. Excellent painting by Frankie Lane. Signed lower right. 27.5" x 20"

fantastic American quilt. From the collection of Larry Hackley. Very possible that this is an African American Quilt. 64" x 85"

1940s American handmade yo-yo quilt 8' x 7'11" Provenance: The Collection of Pamela Firestone We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Please email us at shipping@vogtaucti

fresh from an estate in Asheboro, NC. Purchased directly from the black family.

78" x 76" African American quilt ca. 1940 made from old suits. Purchased from 2nd Presbyterian Church of Oxford PA. This church was organized in 1874 with nine members, following a petition submitted

Quilt has wear consistent with age. 64"x 82". Please see photos.

Second half 20th century. Including two crib quilts decorated with hearts, 23" x 23" and 33.5" x 30", a pieced quilt with yellow baskets, 64" x 78", pieced quilt with bow tie pattern, 61" x 75" and a

Possibly African American. Scrap Quilt. Hand-sewn scrap cotton. Light-weight quilt. Fair to poor condition. 64” x 72”. Est. $200-300. Ship:$35

APPROX 75 X 64. HAND SEWN. NO STAINING OR TEARS.

From an Asheboro NC estate. African American Quilt purchased directly from the family along with other general antique items. 77" x 64"

Anonymous, possibly African American. Abstract Blocks Quilt. c. 1920-40's. Hand-stitched cotton. Slight wear and staining, otherwise good condition. 78" x 76". Provenance: The Ames Gallery, CA. Est. $

78 INCHES LONG X 90.

80" x 78" Quilt titled Lady Liberty. ca. 1986. from the collection of Larry Hackley. A fabulous quilt by African American artist Sarah Mary Taylor Yazoo City Missippi.

Anonymous. Possibly African American. Beautiful Abstract Strip Quilt Top. Hand-sewn cotton and wool pieces. Not backed. Some staining and separation, otherwise fair condition. 81" x 78". Est. $300-500

Possibly African American. Large Bold Strip Double-sided Quilt. Hand-sewn blue jeans and heavy courdoroy with cotton tufts. Heavy weight quilt. Good condition. 88”x 78”. Est. $300-500. Shi

Brought to the auction by a picker who purchased directly from an African American family who varified that the quilt was made by a family member in North Carolina. 78" x 73"

Possibly African American and South Carolina (found in Anderson, SC), 1st half-20th century, cotton. Twelve 4-pointed stars in a grid, and with a checked backing. 64" x 81".

1920s Princess Feather & Star Quilt - unwashed, quilter identified on tag as Lucie Z Orcum, Waco, Tx, an African American, 78 x 78, very few sporadic tiny stains shows on backside, probably quilter's

American, 1930-1940. 11, 844 one-half-inch paper-pieced squares of plain and floral flour sack fabric, arranged in a block pattern. 88" x 68".

[FOLK ART QUILT]. Random Small Printed Squares. ca. 1950s. Artist unknown. 78 x 66”. Various fabrics. Possibly African American. Unusual textures and flaws in execution inherent. Very good condi

[FOLK ART QUILT]. Four-Pointed Star Pattern. ca. 1950s. Artist unknown. 72 x 64”. Various printed fabrics. Four-point stars with turtle image in center. 12 x 10 stain on back. African American f

Robert Motherwell (American, 1915-1991) Oy/Yo, 1978 soft-ground etching with aquatint and paper collage signed and numbered 38/78 in pencil 19 5/8 x 15 5/8 inches.Published by the Artist and Brook