Three Jacquard Woven Cotton Coverlets

American, Mid-19th Century

comprising a red, white and blue 'Floral Medallion' pattern example with corner blocks inscribed Richland / County / Troy Township State / of Ohio / 1838; a red and green example with a stylized medallion stripe pattern and eight-point star and floral motifs to edges, the corner blocks inscribed By / J. Davis /1852; and a 'Double Rose' pattern example with partial grape, leaf, and bird borders, the corner blocks inscribed Made By / DL Myers / Bethel Township / For Elizabeth / Zericel / 1842.
Largest 78 x 98 inches.

Provenance:

Double Rose coverlet purchased at Garth's, 6 January 1989, Lot 378.

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Three Jacquard Woven Cotton Coverlets

American, Mid-19th Century

Provenance:

Double Rose coverlet purchased at Garth's, 6 January 1989, Lot 378.

American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Arts

Three Jacquard Woven Cotton Coverlets

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