TEXTILES: Two 19th C. quilts: one white cloth quilt, c. 1810, English basket of flowers in window,

TEXTILES: Two 19th C. quilts: one white cloth quilt, c. 1810, English basket of flowers in window, green on white, heavily discolored on both sides, expected wear to edges, sold as found, 91" x 86 1/2

TEXTILES: Two quilts, both red and white patch work: one basket c. 1900; one star c. 1840, both fair to poor condition and with discoloration, sold as found, first: 87 1/2" x 90", second: 84 1/2" x 90

TEXTILE: Whole-cloth chintz quilt, c. 1810-1840, cotton, the chintz is brown, with red, cream, and blue in a striped design with flowers alternating with a chain-like design, backing is plain cream-co

A pair of two Wool Utility quilts. circa late 19th century. ++ One Wool Utility quilt. Mix of worsted wool patches lightly tufted with blue thread. Green and white flannel backing. 46" x 79". ++ One W

Late 19th century. Pieced La Moyne star with garden maze in red, yellow and white. Wear, loss and loose threads. 82" x 100". Floral applique quilt. Pink flowers on white field. Wear, loss and staining

England, early 19th Century. Four color flower baskets. Teapot, 4"h., creamer (repaired handle), 2.75"h. and two cups and saucers. Edge flakes, one cup has stained handle.

Two American Textiles, 19th-early 20th century, comprising a 19th century blue and white coverlet and an early 20th century patchwork quilt. Dimensions:Dimensions of coverlet approximately 79in x 56in

Two Framed Works on Paper, America, 19th century. One theorem painting in watercolor and ink depicting basket of flowers, together with one hand-colored engraving depicting George Washington in profil

Two 19th century English blue and white platters, one 18" x 14", the other 15 1/2" x 20 1/2". One with small glaze chip.

An assorted collection of five woven wool coverlets and one quilt 19th century Comprising a rare blue and white "Liberty" coverlet with eagle borders, signed and dated, "P. Rappleye/ Farmerville 1834

mid to late 19th century, comprising: Ohio, pieced cotton in red, white, and blue, central star formation, with stripes to the reserve in solid and patterned fabric, cream binding and reserve, 85-1/2

Two blue and white-printed pieced quilts second half 19th century The first in a "Double Irish Chain" pattern, heightened with sunflower, diagonal line quiltings; the second, in a "Odd Fellows Star" v

Two Pieces of 19th Century Wedgwood, Including a white jasperware covered chocolate cup with saucer, and a green and white jasper basket with flower holder {Height of basket 4 1/4 inches, diameter 4 3

Five 19th Century Basket of Flowers Applique Quilt Patches. Each patch measures 18" square. Condition: Good with fading and stains.

Lot of two crazy quilts: one having appliqué and embroidered motifs (some damage), 72" x 63", and the other in very good condition with dramatic presence and having a hanging sleeve for wall moun

Item measures approx. 64"h x 64"w. The quilt patches date from the early to the mid 19th century. There are two sections of loss the the face of the quilt on one side. The larger loss area is approx.

Mason's Ironstone (English, 1813-1973), Robert Hamilton (English, 1811–1826), first quarter 19th century. Two blue and white earthenware platters, one by Mason's in the "Blue Pheasant" pattern and t

American, late 19th century. Stump work quilt piece with cornucopia, Dutch frame (no glass), 11.5"h. 9.25"w., a 25th anniversary silver colored paper and thread flower basket in oval frame, 15.5"h. 12

One John Rose Coalport tea cup and saucer, c. 1810 One set of tea cup, coffee can, and two saucers, each with a cobalt blue base, accented with gilding in a classical geometric pattern, Newhall, c. 18

English, 19th century. Two Victorian era circular upholstered foot stools having scrolled beadwork, geometric parquetry,inlaid frames, and white ceramic bun feet. Unmarked. Approx. of one, h. 4.25", d

Mid-19th Century, One With Inlaid Games Board Top, Largest 29.5 Width, 20, Depth 17 Inches, Both Structurally Sound With Nicks And Scratches, Fading To Fabric Basket Covers. See Photos For Additional

Second quarter 19th century. Largest has basket of flowers transfers, professional repair to lid finial, 7"h. And smaller has children with dog transfers, chips on lid, 6"h.

Late 18th-early 19th century. Smaller pair by Bow's are putti holding baskets of flowers, 4.25"h. Larger pair by Derby with orange mark, male and female in period dress, 5.25"h. Minor imperfections.

THREE CERAMIC EYE BATHSEnglish, 18th to 19th century. Two with circular footing including one with "Hunstanton St. Edmunds", another plain white with circular footing, the last stemless also of plain