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650.<br />

Pieced and Appliquéd Cotton Indian Motif Quilt, America, c. 1940s,<br />

composed of solid red and blue cotton with central stylized Indian head<br />

with feather bonnet and buffalo horns surrounded by smaller stylized<br />

designs, appliquéd on to a white cotton ground, edged with solid blue,<br />

and backed with white cotton fabric, with parallel line and square grid<br />

quilting stitches, (minor toning and light stain), 88 x 82 in.<br />

Provenance: Estate of Susan Parrish.<br />

$800-1,200<br />

651.<br />

Pieced and Appliquéd Cotton “Chicago Century of Progress Flags<br />

of The World” Quilt, reportedly made in Indiana, c. 1933, the quilt<br />

featuring solid colored fabric blocks with flags of the world designs<br />

surrounding the appliquéd lettering in yellow on a white ground, with<br />

six-color striped borders, backed with white cotton, with chain and<br />

diamond pattern quilt stitching, 80 x 71 in.<br />

Provenance: Estate of Susan Parrish.<br />

Note: The Century of Progress International Exposition was the name<br />

of the World’s Fair held in Chicago from 1933 to 1934, celebrating the<br />

city’s centennial.<br />

$1,500-2,500<br />

652.<br />

Three Small Amish Quilts, early 20th century, made of solid color<br />

cotton fabrics, hand-stitched, with machine stitching around the edges,<br />

including two crib quilts, one Midwestern, c. 1920, with central Irish<br />

Chain pattern in shades of green and lavender, 29 x 32, the other with<br />

central field of contrasting triangles in shades of blue, lavender, black,<br />

and gray, with wide black and narrow gray borders; a larger “hired<br />

man” or lap-size quilt, Ohio, c. 1920, with a field of blue, pink, and tan<br />

diamond-shaped segments alternating with black, bordered with green<br />

and black, 68 x 36 1/2 in., (wear, fading, frayed edges on the first quilt).<br />

Provenance: Estate of Susan Parrish.<br />

$800-1,200<br />

653.<br />

Pieced Blue and White Cotton “Drunkard’s Path” Pattern Quilt,<br />

reportedly found in Bisbee, Arizona, c. 1896, the design using whitedotted<br />

navy blue fabric appliquéd to a white cotton ground, white<br />

backing and edged with the white dotted fabric, with parallel line and<br />

diamond pattern quilt stitching, an embroidered label on the reverse<br />

reads “This quilt was made by Charlotte –eioin in 1896/My age when<br />

finished was 69 years and two months,” (toning, light stains, small<br />

patch repair), 74 x 76 in.<br />

Provenance: Estate of Susan Parrish.<br />

$300-500<br />

online bidding at www.skinnerinc.com<br />

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