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A vintage bed quilt and a wool blanket.

A carved oak three-quarter tester bed,predominantly late 19th/early 20th century, but incorporating some earlier elements, the panelled canopy over an arcaded and lozenge-panelled headboard, with ring and vase turned foot posts raised on square feet, with a later mattress, cotton patchwork quilt and pillows,138cm wide200cm deep196cm high (5)Provenance: Suffolk House Antiques;a private collection, Middleton Hall, Mendham, Suffolk.

A cotton patchwork quilt,mid-20th century, worked in navy blue patches in a repeating star design on an off-white ground,205 x 204cm

A Chanel square quilt multi chain Classic Flap shoulder bag, in a light caramel colour with gun-metal tone metalwareAuthenticity No: 9006550 with card and paperwork and dust bag width 25cm, height 15cm, depth 5cm***CONDITION REPORT***A few light scratches and scuffs, interior excellent, over all very good condition.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

Variously patterned scatter cushions; and a quilt

Three doll’s patchwork quilts, one with autumnal colour cloth, wool and cotton, square pieces with maroon wool blanket stitched edge and some tufts in the central of the squares, the reverse blue printed with flowers —26 1/2in. (67cm.) long (a few holes); another American style with sailing ship representations, cotton printed pattern pieces (some staining); and a smaller square cotton quilt with floral cottons; and some doll’s bedding

A vintage 20th century Welsh blanket. Of rectangular form with orange ground, geometric repeating square pattern throughout with reverse in green. Tassel to sides. Together with a vintage patchwork quilt / duvet. Blanket measures approx. 223cm x 173cm.

Mixed items, cigerette tins, quilt etc. Not available for in-house P&P

LARGE VINTAGE PATCHWORK QUILT

Folk Art. A Victorian patchwork quilt, possibly Welsh, commemorating the Golden Jubilee, dated 1887, worked with geometric vignettes enclosing regnal portraits, white and red radiating ground, 244 x 240cm Good condition, but for some discoloured soiling - particularly to verso.

Folk Art. A mid-Victorian patchwork quilt, Mary Rawlinson, 1874, outlined by a large kite enclosing a checkerboard pattern of polychrome harlequin textile scraps, the whole within a paisley Greek key border, 253 x 248cm Good condition. Some discoloured soiling.

Folk Art. A patchwork pineapple design quilt, late 19th c, worked with various polychrome textile scraps, radiating red and white geometric ground, typical red border, 260 x 210cm Good condition. Some discoloured soiling.

Folk Art. A Scottish Presbytery patchwork quilt, 19th c, in the manner of Welsh chapel work, centred by an eight-pointed star inscribed Robert Brown, Minister, between the verses of Psalm CXXXII and a pair of shaking hands:  Behold how good and how/pleasant it is/for brethren/to dwell in unity, around which radiate further names and their roles within a kirk, including W.H. Hastings, Session Clerk, A. Turbull, Secretary, and W. Thompson, Treasurer, the red and white field with further names of the congregation, mostly families, including the surnames Brown, Hamilton, Frazer, Thompson, Turnbull, Archbold, Ferguson, Johnston, Waugh, Keith, and others, inscribed between borders of Scottish thistles, English roses and Irish shamrocks, triangular hem, 380 x 220cm Varying degrees of staining, at times pronounced. Some of the names faded or indistinct, but mostly legible.

Folk Art. A patchwork quilt, late 19th/early 20th c, worked with six-pointed stars within heptagons in diamond-shaped polychrome harlequin textile scraps, red ground, 190 x 180cm Generally good. Some discoloured soiling. Slight, but stable fraying to some edges.

Sterling by Music Man Sub Series AX40 electric guitar; Body: lemon quilt top upon black back, minor surface marks to back; Neck: maple; Fretboard: maple; Frets: good; Electrics: working; Hardware: good; Overall condition: good

Silver Cross Toy Pram Baby Carriage - A pink Silver Cross Oberon toy pram with hood, apron, handbag, pillow quilt/blanket and instruction booklet. Approx 90 cm tall with hood up, 90 cm long and 40 cm wide. Item appears to be in good condition with some water marks to hood. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (SL).

Textiles to Include, A Pair of Embroidered Cushion Covers depicting an Amorial, with tassel trim and velvet to the reverse, approx 49cm square, various other cushion covers incluing one tapestry example, another woven with a contemporary Aztec design, and one woven in a William Morris style pattern, furnishing covers and a quilt, A Quantity of Modern Blankets and Throws; together with proddy rag rug panel depicting a house (2 boxes)

THREE WELSH QUILTS, one red/white, one multicoloured, and a pink floral (3)Provenance: collection of the Late Dai Evans, former Director of Picton Castle and former curator of Petworth HouseComments: pink floral quilt badly worn and paint splattered, others fair to good.

A World War I patchwork quilt, floral decoration and frilled outer edge, 230cm x 240cm, a second mid-century patchwork quilt, with various abstract decoration, 180cm x 200cm, 2 Pelham puppets, and a mid-century female christening dress

A patchwork quilt, with cream ground and multi colour patchwork design, approx. 168 x 190cm

Mid twentieth century cotton quilt, printed in pink paisley pattern borders within white panels, frayed edges, 137cm x 163cm 

Two mid to late 20th century patchwork quilts, diamond and hexagon flower head design. Both 160 x 200 cms approximately.Both patchwork quilt are in very good condition, slight stale smell.

Late 19th century French quilt floral cotton on Turkey Red ground,handstitched in parallel lines. 190 x 190 cms approximately.

A 2002 PRS Custom 22 with 10 Top and Bird Fret Inlays - with Stop Tailpiece. The guitar has a deep quilt top in Makena Blue a rare PRS Paint Finish and has mahogany body and neck - very light playwear - evidence of fret polish but not a refret #prsguitar #prsguitars #prs10top #prsbirds #prscustom22

A large framed Bengali Nakshi Kantha embroidery depicting the tragic folk tale the 'Nakshi Kanthar Math' or 'The Field of the Embroidered Quilt', 77x93cm

2 Crewelwork throws- one gold 'velvet' with tassels approx 6x4" and one cream with Durham quilt design approx 6x41/2"

A Dorma super king quilt, the grey foliate fabric with black velour trim, 180cm x 200cm

Large multi coloured quilt. Not available for in-house P&P

Cotswolds double quilt. Not available for in-house P&P

Large patterned quilt. Not available for in-house P&P

Heirloom hand quilted double size quilt. Not available for in-house P&P

A Victorian silk quilt, having chevron cotton reverse in coffee coloured cotton, edges are shattering, however, most of the middle section is in relatively good order.

VICTORIAN WELSH QUILT c.1860 Ceredigion, pink roses on green ground, from the village of Pontrhydfendigaid, Ceredigion, 208 x 176cmsProvenance: private collection Ceredigion, by descent

VICTORIAN WELSH QUILT c.1860 Ceredigion, blue flowers on beige ground, from the village of Pontrhydfendigaid, Ceredigion, 208 x 170cmsProvenance: by descent

Circa 1930s Whole Cloth Quilt incorprating a vibrant pink floral design, with machine zigzag quilting, 186cm by 200cmA Family Collection from Cullaloe House, FifeSome light areas of discolouration, same pattern to the reverse, rust mark about 30cm from one edge, some slight fading and wear.

Assorted Lace and Costume Accessories, comprising an Irish lace white long sleeve bodice with net lining, two lengths of cream lace with tulip style appliqué flowerheads, cream muslin table runner with Irish lace inserts and embroidery, another with filet insertions, two white silk chiffon evening stoles, cream lace fischu, modern white silk chiffon top and cream net jacket with embroidery,Circa 1950s Single Quilt printed with red flower heads, 128cm by 160cm,(one box)

19th Century Pale Pink Floral and White Strippy North Country Quilt with pink striped fabric to the top and botton border, white to the reverse with corners of the striped fabric, hand quilted in various twisted patterns including floral, fans, chain, half circles and diamond shapes, 204cm by 178cm Slight mark where the quilt has been folded, two repaired holes one of the striped sections

20th Century Quilt Appliqué with Primitive Birds and Flower Stems in red, yellow and light brown worked on a white cotton ground, white to the reverse with diamond and horisontal machine worked quilting, a striped border of yellow, red with white trim, 200cm by 206cmThe lady who made this won many prizes during her lifetime for her work.Light brown cotton patches are worn/torn, slight fading and wear otherwise.

Early 20th Century Floral Printed North Country Quilt, stripes of peach flowers printed on a cream ground, cream to reverse, hand quilted with rose and bellow filled with small diamond design, 216cm by 204cmSome staining to one of the edges, overall in good condition with secure stitching

Early 20th Century Patchwork Quilt incorporating furnishing fabric remnants in wool and cotton, with patches of striped cotton, a more colourful centre with grey, cream and black border, cream to the reverse, hand quilted in overlapping circles, 124cm by 188cmA few small holes and stain to the front, staining and discolouration to the reverse, piece section of floral fabric in the reverse

Early 20th Century Whole Cloth Quilt, comprising an ochre coloured cotton printed with pink flower heads, with plain ochre fabric to the reverse, hand quilted in a variety of patterns including, spirals, diamonds and filled squares, 226cm by 206cmSome small areas of wear to the front, and reverse

Early 20th Century Reversible Whole Cloth Quilt Possibly a Mourning Quilt, comprising a black cotton mount and white to the reverse, hand quilted overall with central flower head, 200cm by 202cm Fading to the black cotton, some discolouration and wear to the other side.

Early 20th Century American Patchwork Quilt, depicting the traditional School House design on a cream ground, using mainly floral fabrics in a variety of colours, cream to the reverse, hand quilted, with fabric strip to the reverse to allow for hanging, 174cm by 168cm Some discolouration to the front and reverse and some small staining to the reverse, but overall stitching secure

19th Century Purple and Black Reversible Wholecloth Quilt, one side printed with small paisley designs overall, the other with stripes of black and white flowers, hand quilted in spiral patterns, 174cm by 174cm Some fading/staining to the edges and corners but overall stitching secure,

Early 20th Century American Patchwork Quilt Worked in the Bow Tie Pattern in red, blue, pink and white, created using mainly striped, checked and spotty cottons, with blue to the reverse and strip of fabric added to allow for hanging the quilt, hand quilted, 200cm by 182cm Some general wear and some fading but overall in good condition, with secure stitching

20th Century American Quilt comprising triangular sections of floral patchwork around a central square section, within vibrant frames of orange and royal blue cotton, hand quilted with floral motifs, pink floral fabric to the reverse, 228cm by 200cm Overall in fairly good condition, hand quilting in white thread, secure but visable

20th Century 'Cathedral Windows' Design Patchwork Quilt, various printed cottons on a white cotton ground, white to the reverse, complex hand stitched process involved to create the pattern, that results in a slightly three dimensional look to the finished quilt, 136cm by 188cmSome slight discolouration to the white, but overall in good condition, stitching secure.

Victorian patchwork quilt some damage 168cm x 165cm

Patchwork quilt top 260cm x 180cm in good condition

Quilt top mid century, a mix of silk, satin and cotton hexagonals on black background in very good condition

Selection of fabric pieces and hexagonal quilting and a childs quilt in good condition

Tapestry of hunting scene t/w collection of cross stitch panels destined for a quilt maybe

Vintage floral quilt large size with some fraying to 1 edge otherwise in used good condition.

Small vintage satin floral quilt, slightly stained, single size

A late 20th century patchwork quilt. With a repeating harlequin farmhouse pattern, 168cm x 188cm.

American Civil War era Irish chain name quilt. Comprised of white, red, and blue cloth. There is a handwritten list of Women's Relief Corps presidents specific to a particular chapter, possibly from Iowa.Lot Essay:Civil war era quilts are characterized by their scrap-material makeup and their purpose asmeans of physical and emotional comfort for civil war soldiers. Charitable organizations such asthe Women's Relief Corps collected donations to produce and distribute quilts to Union soldiersin need. In other instances individual women would construct these quilts to be sent to sons,husbands, brothers and other relatives fighting in the civil war. Many of these quilts displayedthe names of donors, quilters, and soldiers related to any of these contributors. Biblical versesor inspirational messages were also popular. These are known as ‘name quilts’ and are just oneamong many popular quilt types during the civil war era.Authentic civil war quilts are rarely found today, but their memory helps reveal importantnetworks of support and communication. Quilts represented a memory of home for soldiers,advocated abolitionist perspectives, were used to raise many for a variety of causes, kept trackof familial records and more generally, acted as a creative outlet for women of the time.This particular quilt is a name quilt with an Irish chain pattern and a red, white, and blue colorscheme. Various names are inscribed onto the plain blocks of the quilt. In the centermost blockthere is a list of Women's Relief Corps presidents specific to a particular chapter. Directly belowthis block as well as to the lower-left and upper-right are presumably the names of soldiersaffiliated with the creators and/or donors of the quilt. The block in the lower-right section of thequilt displays a list of women's names. These women were likely the aforementioned creatorsand donors. The block to the lower-left of the centermost square lists the names of two womenidentified as the daughters of an unidentified veteran.The quilt is intact and in good condition considering its age. There are some stains as to beexpected. There is no official stamp of date or organization.Length: 83 in x width: 70 in. />Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.

A 1970's American Mid West handmade double layer patchwork quilt in pink, white and cream having a machine made pink border, 200cm x 220cm. Provenance-the original owner resided in Kansas. Location:A2MCondition:Good and clean, no apparent stains.

A mid 20th Century American Mid West double layer handmade patchwork quilt in mustard yellow, blue, grey and pink with machine made mustard yellow border, 215cm x 198cm. Provenance-the original owner resided in Kansas. Location:A2MCondition:Light age-related fading to the corners, no apparent stains.

A 1960's American Mid West vintage handmade double layer patchwork quilt in blue and cream having small floral spray patterns and a machine blue border,176cm x 210cm. Provenance-the original owner resided in Kansas.Condition:Good, no apparent stains. Location:

A Durham quilt