This quilt top is made of cotton and polyester squares in a pattern known as a BAR QUILT. This pattern features a four-square patch next to a bar patterned patch. Perfect for a quilter waiting to make a quilt or used as a table cloth or draped over a country bench. Size: 69” x 78” Fresh, never washed

The Chinle area of Arizona produced a Navajo rug with a distinct regional stye characterized by calm horizontal banding, lack of borders, and warm, color palette. The rich camel-tone makes this selection perfect for a traditional or country home. The lack of borders pays homage to early 19th Century Navajo woven blankets. Size: 42” x 34” Clean and fresh. Age: 1960-1970.

This Navajo Rug that dates from the 1960-1970’s features a STORM PATTERN weaving. Excellent condition, made of combed wool, measures 48” x 31”. Interesting color palette.

This freshly laundered quilt in a pattern called DOUBLE IRISH CHAIN is a good example of blue-white quilts issued in the 1950’s. This example is in excellent condition and features a wide blue border on all four sides. Size: 78” x 84” Found in Ohio

An all-wool textile features unraveled wool yarn hooked through a basic foundation fabric of early ticking. Colorful, it represents the homemaker’s attempt to add color to her home in place of oriental rugs which the household could not afford. Size: 42” x 29”. Very visual and perfect for both a Traditional decor or a more Modern setting.

Early cotton woven rug measuring 11 feet by 3 feet. Found in Ohio. Excellent Condition with only slight wear at one end. Age: 1890-1920