Woven Coverlet Delhi New York 1848

92 x 72 inches dated in the corner.

Large double-woven "Delhi" coverlet in blue wool and white cotton; center seam and rolled hems. Asahel Amora Phelps (1795-1854, active 1835-1854) and his son, John Benjamin Phelps II (active 1854-60),

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

19th c. Delhi New York coverlet. Dated 1844. 77" x 95".

Fine Ithaca, New York woven coverlet by Catherine Wood, L 79-1/2" W 73-1/2". Please refr to this link for hi res photos. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9kxio1tzvs13cwe/AAD1MIiS6-tqc7rYdsvnyUgha?dl=0

Classical Urns Pattern reversable woven coverlet with center seam. Indigo blue and ecru. Very heavy, finely woven of wool and linen. Beautiful Antique Keepsake Coverlet. Dimensions: 98 in. x 80 in. Th

A Red and White Patriotic Jacquard Woven Coverlet Margaret Middleton, Jefferson County, New York, 1852 showing the eagle seal E. Pluribus Unum, a central star and heart medallion, with fruit compote b

INDIGO BLUE, RED & WHITE OVERSHOT JACQUARD WOVEN COVERLET CENTER SEAM, 1850 A deep indigo blue, red and white 19th century New York /Pa jacquard coverlet c1850s, and is a overshot coverlet. Like most

Three woven coverlets: two colorful and one dark blue on tan, accompanied by 1986 & 1988 receipts from Hayes Antiques, Belleville, PA and a 1988 Hirschl & Adler Folk, New York exhibition catalogue; wi

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

A Blue and White Jacquard Woven Liberty Coverlet For Ann C. Antisdale, Woven by Ira Hadsell, Palmyra, New York, 1852 depicting the seal of the United States E. Pluribus Unum and medallions of Lady Lib

Three New York 1830s 1850s Jacquard Coverlets The earliest, PB BENTON 1835, the second by LOUISA KIMBELL MONROE CO. N.Y. 1849, the third, by MARY E.L. BARTON, JEFFERSON CO NY 1857. All woven with bold

Wool and cotton two piece in blue and natural. Corner block "Mary Dibble, Delhi, 1841". 76" x 101".

Louis Comfort Tiffany (New York 1848 - New York 1933) Due bicchieri a gambo alto. New York, inizi del sec. XX (h. cm 11) Firma incisa sotto la base. Two stem glasses. New York, early 20th century (h.

Louis Comfort Tiffany (New York 1848 - New York 1933) Tulipaniera in vetro "Favrile". New York, inizi del sec. XX (h. cm 14). Firmata e numerata 7544G alla base A Favrile glass tulip vase. New York, e

Louis Comfort Tiffany (New York 1848 - New York 1933) Due calici in vetro blu "Favrile". New York, inizi del sec. XX (h. max cm 23). Firmati a punta alla base. Two Favrile stem glasses. New York, earl

Louis Comfort Tiffany (New York 1848 - New York 1933) Piatto in vetro "Favrile". New York, inizi del sec. XX (d. cm 19). Siglato e numerato 06912. A Favrile glass dish. New York, early 20th century (d

Group of Delhi New York temperance related ephemera to include a hand written speech titled "The Experiment" apparently delivered at the Howard Lodge in December 23rd 1870 by Mrs. E P Howard & Mrs. J

Leather and board bound books with gilt lettering on binding, 5-1/2” x 8”. Six of the bindings are breaking free of the spline. Otherwise, there are little tears, markings or stains. Black

COUNTRY BLUE/WHITE OVERSHOT COVERLET (NEW YORK) 19TH C., 76" X 100"

George Herbert McCord (New York 1848-1909) Oil on Canvas "Shipyard with Lady Under a Sun Umbrella", 19th Century, signed lower right McCord, in molded gilt frame 17.5 in. x 29.5 in. Framed 24 in. x 36

William Michael Harnett (Pennsylvania, New York, 1848 - 1892) Still life painting. Signed and dated (1879) lower left. Oil on Board. Provenance: Private Florida collection. Sight Size: 20 x 16 in. Ove

McCord, George Herbert (New York, 1848-1909). Untitled, depicting a small boat on a river with mountains. Oil on board. Inscription with artist name on verso. Sight: 9 " x 7 1/4". Frame: 12" x 10".

McCord, George Herbert (New York, 1848-1909). "Gay Sails." Pastel of sailing ships on paper. 19th century. Signed l.l. "McCord A.N.A." Label on verso: "Gay Sails by George H. McCord A.N.A. Daughters C