Antique Bedspreads

Very desirable for collectors. Used as a bedspread or couch covers. Sometimes used as a cushion.

The applique motifs 16th century Mirror is of rectangular form, covered in modern white linen, applied with earlier cut-out “crewel work” motifs embroidered in wool in various s...

An extremely decorative antique textile that would serve well as either a wall hanging with proper lighting (halogen) or as a sumptuous bedcover or bedspread.

There is some minor wear in the field, relegating its use to a low foot traffic area or, as seen in the final image, as a beautiful bedspread. This rug is extremely decorative, ex...

Vintage Edwardian c.1910's art nouveau style red and soft gold floral patterned velvet fringed bedspread / throw. Rose pattern boarder with solid soft gold outer edge.

Circa 1780/1810 China for Export in Europe/Portugal Large bedspread or hanging in cream satin embroidered with polychrome mercerized silk threads.

Circa 1780/1810 China for Export in Europe/Portugal Large bedspread or hanging in cream satin embroidered with polychrome mercerized silk threads.

Circa 1860-1880 China for export to Europe Large Canton hanging or square bedspread in electric-blue silk satin embroidered with white silk cordonet, from China for the Compagnie de...

Can be used as a floor rug or a bedspread.

It would make an excellent bedspread, table cover or wall hanging.

Circa 1780/1810 Canton/ China for export to Europe Large bedspread or hanging in sky-blue chiné satin silk embroidered with polychrome mercerized satin silk thread and couched stitc...

Looks equally good as a wall hanging or used as a quilt or bedspread. Unsure of exact origin, but probably dating from the early 20th century period.

New upholstery in France in Classic Provençal colors includes bedspread, bolster, pillows, two drapery panels and tiebacks, circa 1880.

The headboard and footboard are upholstered in a French toile fabric matching the custom bedspread, pair of bolster pillows and two drapery panels meant to extend from the crown.

Traditionally used as wall hangings, bedspreads, furniture throws, pillows, or table coverings, the Suzani is customarily made by family members for a Central Asian girl’s dowry.

Tailored mattress and bed base. The bedspread is made out of the same fabric as the curtains.

Gillett by weaver James Vanness, in Palmyra, New York, a very scarce variety with exceptional imagery: Coverlets are loom-woven bedspreads. Unlike quilts, which are pieced from co...

It's a beautiful double bedspread, with fringes falling on the sides; but it can also be placed on a table for an elegant dinner.

While there is at least one known maker of weftwork bedspreads in America, a woman in New Hampshire, her bedspreads appear only in blue on white.

An exceptional, museum quality, ottoman, baroque, gold velvet bedspread, hanging, bedcover or table cloth embroidered with gold threadwork and embellished with gold wirework - A r...

An early 19th century Palanpur panel, hand painted/printed cotton (this was probably originally a bedspread) made into a folding screen in the mid 20th century.

Antique hand stitched bedspread / blanket / coverlet / quilt featuring checkered geometric blocks of multicolored gingham, divided by white and gray blocks, with a gray and beige bor...

This antique framed tapestry functioned as a royal silk bedspread almost 500 years ago, circa 1550. Rendered in a rich burgundy color, the central design and cornices are framed by a...

Looks equally good as a wall hanging or used as a quilt or bedspread. Probably American in origin and dating from the early 20th century period.