Description: This is a stunning example of a pre-Civil War Americana jacquard woven coverlet. Signed “ ISAAC SHEAFFER COVERLET WEAVER JACKSON TOWNSHIP STARK COUNTY OHIO 1842.” Distinctive four color design consisting of red, blue, gold, and ivory. Believed to be wool/linen. Motifs: Eagles clutching arrows, swirling leaves, trees, and flowers. Stars accent the border.The two side edges are flanked with a self-fringe. Parts of the fringe are missing (see photos).Woven in one solid panel without seams. Size 86” long; 78” wide excluding fringe. Condition is very good consistent with age. There are a few loose threads but no conspicuous fading or stains. We found no holes or tears. The freshness of the colors and unusual intricate design add great appeal to this piece. <<<< FREE SHIPPING BY USPS PRIORITY MAIL>>> Delivery only to the 48 contiguous U.S. states. SEE PHOTOS FOR DETAILS AND CONDITION. ALL INFORMATION IS GIVEN TO THE BEST OF OUR KNOWLEDGE BUT HUMAN ERROR IS ALWAYS POSSIBLE.
Price: 380 USD
Location: Marietta, Georgia
End Time: 2024-09-12T14:29:11.000Z
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Item Specifics
All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Item Width: 78 in
Pattern: Jacquard
Time Period Manufactured: 1800-1849
Item Length: 86 in
Size: Large
Material: Jacquard
Shape: Rectangular
Style: Antique
Type: Coverlet
