Outstanding Early 20th Century "Flags of the World" Tobacco Flannel Quilt
Located in Amsterdam, NY
This is a remarkably well-preserved and highly graphic "Flags of the World" tobacco flannel premium quilt, dating to the Edwardian / WWI era (circa 1905-1920).
Felt, Cotton
Antique American Postage Stamp Quilt, Late 19th Century Quilt, Tiny Patchwork
Located in Amsterdam, NY
The quilt's nineteenth-century cottons include rich turkey reds, indigos, whites and tobacco browns.
Cotton
Imperial Cigar Tobacco Company of Canada Silk Trading Cards Mounted on Canvas.
Located in Buchanan, MI
Imperial Cigar Tobacco Company of Canada silk trading cards quilt mounted on canvas.
Silk, Plexiglass
Imperial Cigar Tobacco Company of Canada Silk Trading Cards Mounted on Canvas.
Located in Buchanan, MI
Imperial Cigar Tobacco Company of Canada silk trading cards quilt mounted on canvas.
Silk, Plexiglass
$266 / item
Raphia Wallpaper, Tobacco, Roll
Located in Isleworth, GB
The Raphia wallpaper is part of our Raphia collection that was inspired by the fluid and visually engaging embroidery patterns created by the female textile artists of the Kuba Kingd...
Paper
Patriotic Tobacco Flannels Quilt
Located in Darnestown, MD
The premium was given away by the tobacco company in exchange for coupons that were redeemed for gifts offered in catalogs that were distributed by the tobacco companies.
Cotton
Late 20th Century Classic Brown Leather Quilted Club Chair
Located in Madrid, ES
Stylish Chesterfield type tobacco leather armchair. Quilted back and seat, wooden legs and nail head details.
Leather
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