Square Tablecloth

B/1329-1 - Square French elegant table cover "Palace" by Beauvillé, very famous in Europe. Placing it in a diamond shape goes well on all tables, even lon...

Creator: pour AUTREFOIS creation of Claire Puyola named "Harvest" , white and écru with embroidered flowers and bunches of grapes in red. Each tablecloth has six napkins: if the table is long you can put them in a rhombus, placed side by side. You can use them in other manner, for example on two little...

Long curtain named "Thrush" by Studio Quasar in Torino (Italy), like the other ones published. It's made on manual frame, it's of high quality.

Set of two horizontal curtains or valances hand-embroidered with "intaglio" stitch. they were in a French outfit. they are interesting also: without the actual curtains, simply on t...

Traditional religious altar cloth artwork of a Spanish church. Made in traditional Catalan atelier in Olot, Spain, circa 1950. In original condition, with minor wear consistent...

This multicolored handwoven 19th century coverlet with the original fringe in fine condition.

This fine calico nine patch quilt was found in Pennsylvania and is in good condition. The rust calico is typical Pennsylvania fabric.

An exceptional example of 19th-century American textile artistry, this signed four-color Jacquard coverlet originates from Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, and is dated 1859. Featuring a striking palette of navy blue, red, ivory, and pale green, the piece is intricately woven with fine detail and craftsmanship. The coverlet is inscribed “Michael Umbarger, Middle Paxton Township Da. Co. 1859 Amos Killinger,” honoring both the recipient and the weaver — a common yet meaningful tradition made possible by the Jacquard loom, which allowed personalization through the intricate weaving process. Woven by hand, this textile exemplifies the popularity and artistry of American coverlets in the mid-1800s, prized both for their functional warmth and decorative value. Whether draped over a bed, displayed as a wall hanging, or styled in a heritage-rich interior, this coverlet brings a unique narrative and historic charm to any refined setting. Perfect for collectors, designers, and decorators seeking rare and storied textiles to elevate traditional or eclectic interiors. Dimensions: 77” x 98” Date of Manufacture: Mid 19th Century (1859) Place of Origin: United States Material: Wool Condition: Wear consistent with age and use the Persian Knot Gallery, SKU: 2280 Four Color American Coverlet, Eagle and Stars Coverlet, 19th Century American Coverlets, American Coverlets, Jacquard American Coverlets, Hand Woven Coverlets, Pennsylvania Coverlets, Americana, American Folk Art, Antique American Textiles, 19th century American coverlet, antique Jacquard coverlet, Dauphin County coverlet, signed 1859 coverlet, vintage woven textile, historic American textile, Michael Umbarger coverlet, Amos Killinger weaver, navy red ivory green coverlet, antique Pennsylvania coverlet, collectible American folk art, handwoven antique blanket, traditional Jacquard loom, antique coverlet...