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Antique Quilt 4367 -
Victorian Wall Art Green & Maroon velvet Victorian 1885 Embroidered Wall Art from heirs of MKT Katy Railroad & Tappan Range fortunes - Initialed by maker Esther Thornburn on wool back - fabulous rare museum find Tiny moth damage on back - hand crocheted silk tassels - excellent condition - 48" x 63"- appraisal included - $2,400 100% goes to Scope Ministries International |
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Antique Quilt 4407 -
"Rose of Sharon" "Rose of Sharon" by Clara Rosenthal Weitzenhoffer, who gave her $100 million art collection to OU. 1920's pink & green appliqué with rose swag border - gorgeous museum quality feather and 1" cross hatch quilting - unwashed, mint condition - 74" x 94" - appraisal included - $4,200 100% goes to Scope Ministries International |
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Antique Quilt 4409 -
"Irish Chain" 1920's museum quality "Irish Chain" by Clara Rosenthal Weitzenhoffer, who gave her $100 million art collection to OU. Excellent condition - 76" x 84" - appraisal included - $1,500 100% goes to Scope Ministries International |
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Antique Quilt 4513 -
Appliquéd Eagles World War I Appliquéd Eagles from Montgomery County, Maryland Rare patriotic pictorial - fabulous art - triple saw tooth borders Excellent condition - 80" x 80" - Appraisal included - $1,800 ND 100% of proceeds benefit Scope Ministries International |
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Antique Quilt 4518 -
Appliquéd Basket of Roses 1920's appliquéd Basket of Roses & Beribboned Sprays bridal quilt - exquisite beauty - quality embroidery embellishment - museum quality feather, rose & cross hatch quilting - large - unwashed, mint condition 85" x 89" - appraisal included - $3,000 100% of proceeds benefit Scope Ministries International |
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Antique Quilt 4522 -
"Double Irish Chain" 1880 Pennsylvania Mennonite "Double Irish Chain" - great triple borders & calico back - museum quality cable & Dresden plate quilting Dynamite art - large, mint condition - 89" x 90" - Appraisal included $2,400 ND 100% of proceeds benefit Scope Ministries International |
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Antique Quilt 4581 -
Bridal Nosegay Appliqué Pink & blue appliquéd "Rose Bouquet" or "Bridal Nosegay" - exquisite beauty & quality - mint, unwashed condition - 81" x 86" - appraisal included - $3,400 100% of proceeds benefit Scope Ministries International |
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Antique Quilt 4724 -
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Antique Quilt 4742 -
"Russian Sunflower" |
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Antique Quilt
4948 - "Honeycomb" Mid-1800's "Honeycomb" - stunning in rich, vibrant earth tones for today's Ralph Lauren decor - brick red paisleys, stripes, plaids and delicate rosebuds Mostly in light wools with a few silks and velvets scattered in - embroidery embellishment around with 1-3/4" hexagon with quilting - bordered in rich golden plaid with dark green binding and black floral back Banded on 2 sides with a 1" black stripe - near mint condition with only one fragile red and black plaid at top center and 1 white with blue dot at center bottom with stain - 74" x 80-1/2" $7,500 100% proceeds will benefit Scope Ministries International |
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Antique Quilt
5002 - "Cottage Tulip
Garden" Mid 1920's pink and green on white, hand-pieced and quilted "Cottage Tulip Garden" from Nixa, Missouri. Incredibly beautiful art, design and workmanship. Fabulous feather wreath quilting in pink octagons, 1/2 inch crosshatch and feathers in border and tulip quilting at 10 stitches per inch - Pink cording in green binding - Excellent condition - 77" x 88" - Appraisal included $3,200 100% proceeds will benefit Scope Ministries International |
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Antique Quilt
5039 - "Honeycomb"
1920's or earlier silk hand pieced around paper
(English paper method) "Honeycomb" MEMORIAL QUILT from a Martin City,
Kansas estate. Probably made in memory of a lost loved one. Tasseled
rose and green edging - Mint Condition -
21-1/4" x 24-1/4"
Appraisal included $650 100% of proceeds go to charity of your choice with my approval. |
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Antique Quilt
5103 - Winter's Harvest Appliqué
Signed and dated "1982 F. Ginocchio"
embroidered on front in the border. Muslin penned on back "Francie
Ginocchio, Stevens Point, WI 54487. Appliqué Title: "Winter's Harvest". Soft muted lavender blue 3/4" grapes, leaves
and embroidered vine and center grape leaf wreath appliquéd onto soft
gray background. Two inch inner border and binding in lavender
blue. Museum quality 1/2" crosshatch and grape leaf quilting at 12
stitches per inch. Sold to Mrs. Dry of Oklahoma City,
founders of Shepler's Western Wear Stores.
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Antique Quilt
5129 - Martha Green Appliqué
Quilt QUILT ART INDIAN QUILT BY INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED QUILT ARTIST AND TEACHER, MARTHA GREEN, Oklahoma State Artist in Residence. Hand embroidered embellishment. Machine and hand outline quilt at 10 stitches per inch. Machine zigzag appliqué. Hand painting, 1/4" borders, loose fringed shawl, bead and sequin sewn-on necklaces and loose beaded necklaces. Seminole patchwork borders. Back is taupe with red flower, like middle borders. Horse head calico borders. |
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Antique Quilt
5132 - "Lone Star"
1920's "Lone Star" MUSEUM QUALITY QUILTING (outline,
crosshatch, diagonal, Lemoyne star and medallion starburst) at 10
stitches per inch. Exquisite beauty of Cloth of Gold that looks and
feels like silk in soft pastel pinks, lavenders and blue. Hand quilted
and hand pieced (even the borders). Reversible - giving you two quilts
for the price of one. The soft pink back is just as beautiful as the
front. Pencil quilting lines still visible. PRISTINE. MINT, UNWASHED
CONDITION.
75" x 86" Appraisal included.
100% of
proceeds go to charity of your choice with my approval.
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Antique Quilt
5135 - "Dresden Plate"
1920's "Dresden Plate" MUSEUM QUALITY. Exquisite
beauty in soft honey beige, pinks and lavenders with beige back in cloth
of gold that feels and looks like silk. Unbelievable 13 stitches per inch
quilting in daisy, leaf, 5/8" crosshatch and outline designs. From
Marshall and Delos Nye's estate in Nichols Hills, Oklahoma probably made
by her Mother. MINT UNWASHED CONDITION WITH PENCIL QUILTING LINES STILL
VISIBLE. Slight staining. 84" x 86". 100% of
proceeds go to charity of your choice, with my approval.
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Antique Quilt
5136 - "Log Cabin
Pineapple"
Circa 1850's "Log Cabin Pineapple". Fabulous graphic
art with great early green and brown cotton calicos. Perfect for Ralph
Lauren decor. Hand pieced and hand quilted in the ditch, summer weight
with calico back. Paper tag on back might say "Allyn Brown His Quilt H.E.
Frost" (?). Bought from a quilt collector in Tulsa, Oklahoma who bought
it many years ago in Maine. 3/4" wide strips or windmill blades in crisp
fabric with sizing. 1/2" mend, slight staining. UNWASHED UNUSED NEAR MINT
CONDITION. 77" x 92".
$6,000
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Antique Quilt 5166 -
"Diamonds" Mid-1800's "Diamonds" quilt from Saltwater Farm, Southwest Harbor, Maine. Fascinating use of stripes to create a DYNAMITE PIECE OF GRAPHIC ART! Diagonal quilting at 6 stitches per inch. Fabulous early museum fabrics. Some staining on back. Two inch split fabric along center fold line at top now stabilized, otherwise in EXCELLENT CONDITION. 77" x 82" $3,000 100% proceeds to go Global Training Network providing Christian believers with Biblical tools for effective ministry. |
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Antique Quilt 5219 -
"Caroline Lily" Mid 1800's red and green "Caroline Lily" from estate of Emmajean Lenard Templeton (1909-2004) of Enid, Oklahoma. She lived with banker husband, Earl, in Kentucky and Florida. She quilted while he fished. Appliquéd bud, leaf, vine border. Still beautiful though worn. Triple line quilting 1/4" apart all over at 7 stitches per inch. Worn 72" x 87". Story and photo published in Heavenly Patchwork II book. $500 ND |
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Antique Quilt 5226 -
"Sunburst" NEW ADDITION 1925-35 Green and white "Sunburst" from Midwest City, Oklahoma estate. Dynamite graphic art and borders. Gorgeous workmanship and beauty. Museum quality feather wreath, undulating feather and 1/2" crosshatch quilting at 12 stitches per inch. Excellent condition. Large - 83" x 84" $3,000 100% proceeds go to charity of your choice, with my approval |
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Antique Quilt 5233 -
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Minnesota and came to Bessie Oklahoma and bought 3 farms with the money for his 3 children. Because Behnke and Clina Miller used the horse and plow instead of going in debt to buy tractors, they survived the great depression while their siblings lost their farms to the banks |
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California, like all the other Okies in Grapes of Wrath. The family has the original
land run document signed by Theodore Roosevelt for their farm dated 1898.
Exquisite Beauty and museum quality crosshatch and floral quilting at 8-10
stitches per inch. Dynamite graphic art! EXCELLENT condition. 71"x 78" 100% proceeds go to Grace Rescue Mission, OKC homeless shelter and drug rehab. |
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Antique Quilt 5234 -
Flower Pot Appliqué NEW ADDITION Depression-Era Appliquéd Flower Pot from the same estate described in quilt 5233, above. Unbelievable museum quality 1/2" crosshatch and floral quilting at 9-11 stitches per inch. Sweet and Beautiful. MINT condition, washed once? 74" x 90" $5,000 100% proceeds go to Grace Rescue Mission |
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Antique Quilt 5239 -
Memorial Quilt NEW ADDITION Oklahoma City Murrah Building Bombing Memorial Quilt by award-winning Ruth Harris. This is what remained two years after the bombing with the street at the bottom, sidewalk, grass, chain link memorial fence. The tiny four patches are the heads of the168 male |
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Their 12 guardian angels are shown watching over them and God's hands
reaching down to love, comfort and heal are quilts in the blue sky
above.
60" x 60" MINT condition. Ruth requests that it remain in Oklahoma and be available for public showing if purchased. $5,500 |
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Antique Quilt 5240 -
Memorial Quilt NEW ADDITION Oklahoma City Murrah Bombing Memorial Quilt titled "Heartbreak in the Heartland" by award-winning quilt artist Ruth Harris – showing Oklahoma’s heart ripped apart leaving jagged, raw edges. Flames, Ryder Rental Truck, clock stuck at 9:03 baby shoes, firemen, flag and toys spill out of the heart. Helicopters fly overhead, a calendar with April 19 is circled, volunteers fly in from all over the country to the airport on the lower left, and the President is |
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Antique Quilt 5248 -
"Rose of Sharon" 1850 Red, gold and tan (originally green) "Rose of Sharon" appliqué quilt. Machine quilted to show off they were wealthy enough to own one of the first treadle sewing machines. Hand quilt in diagonal lines at 6 stitches per inch. By Judy Qurazzo's great grand-mother, Abigail McAdams, from Bodarc, Missouri. Judy's story, Abigail and husband's photo published in "Heavenly Patchwork II", included. Washed after photo and staining came out. Excellent condition 66" x 83" $2,500 100% proceeds go to to Grace Rescue Mission. |
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Antique Quilt 5282
- Friendship Quilt NEW ADDITION "Friendship Quilt dated 1924 by Maudie Osteen-Cordum, married in Oklahoma Indian Territory in 1898 homesteaded Elk City. Copies of photos, homestead certificate, wedding and funeral programs included. Story and picture in Heavenly Patchwork--Threads of the Past book. Quilting at 6 stitches per inch. Staining. Very good condition - 68" x 84" $995 |
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Antique Quilt 5283
- "Kaleidoscope Star" |
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Antique Quilt 5284
- Terrie Mangat Quilt NEW ADDITION "By Violence" by Internationally acclaimed quilt artist, teacher and fabric designer, Terrie Mangat who was asked to make an OKC Murrah Children's Memorial Quilt to tour for 3 years with the Helias Foundation's "Sewing Comfort out of Grief". At the time Terrie was working with children in the inner cities and heard tales of violence daily. She wrote FBI and received an 18 page report showing 2500 children 0-12 years were killed in one year in the US. She embroidered 1000 tiny caskets 1/2 in pink and 1/2 in blue and appliquéd them in the state in which they were murdered. This is a powerful "cry for help" against violence against children. Tied, painted, appliquéd and machine quilted. MINT condition 8'x12' $11,000 |
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Antique Quilt 5285
- "Country Trails" Early 1900s "Country Trails" made by Maudie Osteen and daughter who homesteaded near Elk City, Oklahoma. Copies of 10 documents and wedding photo, etc. included. Diagonal quilting at 5 stitches per inch. Very good condition - 69" x 74". Story and photo published in Heavenly Patchwork II book. $295ND |
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Antique Quilt 5290
- Friendship Quilt 1935 signed and dated Friendship Quilt by Thelma Powell and members of 4H Club in Gracemont, Oklahoma, made when she graduated from high school. 89 year old Thelma is Sunset Kit Carson's cousin. Sunset Kit Carson story is in the Heavenly Patchwork II book. Some of his sisters' names are included on the quilt. Machine quilted, pink back, green sashings, hand embroidered Album Star. Stains on back, otherwise, Excellent condition. 65" x 84" $295 |
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Antique Quilt 5314
- "Rose Bud" NEW ADDITION Rare Postage Stamp blue and pink "Rose Bud" with 1" piecing over all except borders. From an Oklahoma City estate. MUSEUM QUALITY. WOW GRAPHICS. Fabulous triple borders. Diamond quilting every 1/2" at 9-10 stitches per inch. MINT, UNWASHED condition 84" x 85" $4,000 100% proceeds to go Grace Rescue Mission |
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Antique Quilt 5320
- Rose of Sharon NEW ADDITION Circa 1900 Appliquéd Rose of Sharon quilt from the estate of 106 year old Lois Hall, who lived in same house in Oklahoma City since 1953. Her father was Dr. J. Anges Gillis of Frederick, OK. Beautiful with undulating rose and vine border. Museum quality quilting all over in 3/8" diagonal line and outline quilting at 8 stitches per inch. Washed first time by me. New binding. Excellent condition. 78" x 100" $3,000 Appraisal included. 100% proceeds to go Oklahoma Baptist University |
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Antique Quilt 5321
- Mariner's Compass NEW ADDITION 1850's Mariner's Compass signed with initials on back corner and attached note and appraisal documenting the provenance. The calico was bought and made into a dress by Ardelia Foote Gilmore before she died in 1834. It was pieced and quilted by daughter Mary Gilmore Smith before she married in January 1853 about 1850 in Yonkers, NY. I purchased it from Abigail Ford great-great-great-granddaughter on father's side. Stunning graphic art with zig-zag border. Note says that Mary's grandmother Ruth Smith wove the backing by hand. Heavily quilted with outline, in the ditch, echo lines and scallop circles with crosshatch quilting at 7stitches per inch. One 6" overlay of tulle on shattered brown on border. Otherwise very good condition. Quilt story and pictures in book Heavenly Patchwork II. 75" x 75" $17,500 100% proceeds go to Oklahoma Baptist University |
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Antique Quilt 5322
- Tulip Basket Appliqué NEW ADDITION Museum Quality Tulip Basket Appliqué dated in center sun medallion 1875 by Ida Pierson Elam's Grandmother for her wedding quilt probably. Great Rose vine border. Wonderful Pennsylvania Dutch Folk Art, quilted beautifully at 9 stitches per inch. Nick in border, tiny pin hole in yellow center. 1" patch on back, staining. Story of Ida in Heavenly Patchwork II and picture included of Ida with her 2 year old son in 1912. 84" x 84" 100% of proceeds go to charity. $3,000 |
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Antique Quilt 5366
- Colonial Ladies Appliqué NEW ADDITION Depression Exquisite Colonial Ladies Appliquéd with embroidery embellishment. From Pat Mason who had the winning bid on a Bethany estate, sight unseen in 1970. This was found along with another quilt, 2 yoyo clowns and WWII soldier and couple photo in a 1940's cedar chest that matched a bedroom set. Much to Pat's dismay everything else in the estate had to be hauled to the dump because of smoke, worm and filth damage except this bedroom set with quilts in pristine condition protected inside the cedar chest. Incredible 1" crosshatch and undulating feather quilting at 10stitches per inch. Large 85" x 101" MINT UNWASHED PERFECT CONDITION $3,500 All proceeds go to Grace Rescue Mission. |
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Antique Quilt 5368
- "Hearts and Gizzards" NEW ADDITION Orange and white "Hearts and Gizzards" or "Robbing Peter to Pay Paul" antique top made by Hazel Pearlie Floyd whose family homesteaded near Stratford, OK. She met her husband Burley Daniel Floyd at a barn dance and married at age 17 in Dardanelle AK (wedding photo and Granddad on horse picture copy included). Burley came as child on raft pulling themselves across the Red River in the 1892 Cherokee Indian allotment. His mom died across the border in |
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Antique Quilt 5469 - C1900 "Redwork" NEW ADDITION with great Kate Greenaway figures. Nancy Britton Webb, born in 1836, married Elias Webb in 1852 in Benton, Ill. They raised 11 children. The 1877 flu epidemis killed 5 children and Elias died same year of food poisoning. In the Land Run of 1889, Nancy and 2 sons, Sam & Monroe came to OK and settled near Enid. After raising only sweet potatoes that first year, Nancy returned home. Three of the Webb daughters never married and were famous quilters featured in the Saturday Evening Post with Mary's picture on the cover. Youngest son on train to AZ for health stopped in OK and won lottery for homestead in 1901. He became a wild cat oil driller and discovered the Wagoner and Oolagah oil fields and later Nowata and Altover fields. His son Roy joined father's business near Tulsa. Quilts were purchased from Roy's grandaughter Sally Webb Carpenter White. The Carpenters were Amish from Ohio. Photo of the Saturday Evening Post cover included. Museum quality embroider and quilting in 1" crosshatch all over @ 9 st/in. Rebound, soft. very good 70" x 80" $2000 |
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Antique Quilt 5470 - C1852 "Princess Feather" NEW ADDITION: with tag that said it was made by Nancy Britton Webb, born in 1836, for her wedding to Elias Webb in Benton, Ill. They raised 11 children. The 1877 flu epidemis killed 5 children and Elias died same year of food poisoning. In the Land Run of 1889, Nance and 2 sons, Sam & Monroe came to OK and settled near Enid. After raising only sweet potatoes that first year, Nancy returned home. Three of the Webb daughters never married and were famous quilters featured in the Saturday Evening Post with Mary's picture on the cover. Youngest son on train to AZ for health stopped in OK and won lottery for homestead in 1901 in Western OK. He became a wild cat driller and discovered the Wagoner and Oolagah oil fields and later Nowata and Altover fields. Their son Roy joined father's business near Tulsa. Quilts were purchased from Roy's grandaughter Sally Webb Carpenter White. The Carpenters were Amish from Ohio. Photo of the Saturday Evening Post cover included. 5/8" cross hatch and echo quilting @9 st/in. A couple of tiny holes and staining on back, otherwise excellent. 72" x 73" $5000 |
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Antique Quilt 5507 - "Rising Sun"
NEW ADDITION: Civil
War Rising Sun quilt with homemade vegetable dye and indigo.
Dynamite graphic from Patsy Means McGuinness Reed's Oklahoma City
estate. Patsy and her mom made quilts on their homesteaded
centennial farm in Hugo, Oklahoma. Patsy's mom from Memphis at age
17 married James Rufus Mean, age 22 in 1905. Found in her estate
was the beautiful picture of a victorian lady cut from a shoe
box with writing on the back. "First pair of shoes he bought me
after we married." signed Nittie.
Included with the quilt are photos of the
1906 home in Hugo with the porch swing on the porch where the
whole extended family congregated each evening to share memories
of happenings of each day. Also included is the 1905 wedding
photo and picture of Nittie, James Rufus and oldest boy Horace
Ernest Means, Ethel Means and baby James Theldred. The other 3
children born
later were Mary Lee, Melba and youngest John
Bedford. The family originally lived on a Land Run homesteaded
farm southwest of Hugo near the Goodland Indian Orphanage.
Great graphic design and 9 patch triple
sashings. Shell quilting @ 5/6 st/in Excellent with slight
staining
Lynda's paternal great grandparents came to
Hugo after the family had moved into town and lived across the
street from the home place pictured.
Photo of the Hugo farm house Steve Reed built in 1901 is included. Outer 1" vegetable black walnut hull dyed brown border on two sides has three repairs. Minor stains. Otherwise very good. 79" x 85" $3000. All proceeds go to Grace Rescue Mission, homeless shelter and drug rehab center. |
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Antique Quilt 5531 -
"1800's Quadruple Irish Chain" NEW ADDITION: with mustard, red and black walnut hull homemade vegetable dye from antique dealer Donna Brown's exclusive Nichols Hills Estate in OKC. Stunning Graphic Art with quadruple borders. Museum quality feather wreath, double diagonal lines quilting @ 10-12 st/in. Tiny stairing. Possibly never washed. Pencil quilting lines clearly visible. 100% proceeds go to Grace Rescue Mission, homeless shelter in OKC or to your charity with my approval. Near Mint Condition $3000. |
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