An infrequently seen discovery is this 1940s DOGWOOD floral; also unusual is the dark background of rich green, as most florals of this era were sewn on a white ground. White dogwood blossoms form a diamond trellis central motif| and are scattered at the sides of the quilt. Radiant quilting underscores the vitality of the design. A Mountain Mist batting company published pattern from the colonial revival era when floral designs were extraordinarily popular and varied.
