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ANTIQUE COVERLETS- ALL WHITE COTTON OVERSHOT ANTIQUE COVERLET
- ANTIQUE DOUBLEWEAVE COVERLET Nine Snowballs, Pine Tree Border
- ANTIQUE LINEN BEDSPREAD, FLORAL NEEDLEWORK, signed, Lancaster Co
- ARCHITECTURAL BORDER ANTIQUE BIEDERWAND DAMASK COVERLET, PA
- BEACON VINTAGE BLANKET slate cheddar yellow
- BEACON BLANKET beige red green orange geometrics
- BEACON BLANKET intricate plaid with Indian geometrics
- BEACON BLANKET OF STRONGMEN ACROBATS
- BEACON BLANKET WEARING SHAWL
- BEACON VINTAGE BLANKET green cheddar grey Indian geometrics
- BEACON VINTAGE BLANKET Indians on horseback,Chiefs
- BEACON VINTAGE BLANKET intricate geometric bands warm colors
- BEACON VINTAGE BLANKET large zigzag geometrics
- BEACON VINTAGE BLANKET ombre'd plaid
- BIEDERWAND JACQUARD ANTIQUE COVERLET
- BIEDERWAND JACQUARD ANTIQUE COVERLET, BLAIR CTY, PA., signed Miller
- BIRDS FEEDING THEIR YOUNG, BOSTON TOWN BORDER ANTIQUE JACQUARD COVERLET
- CANDLEWICK ANTIQUE SPREAD signed Z. HUSTON
- COMPLEX MULTICOLOR OVERSHOT ANTIQUE COVERLET
- DAVID H. HARING for G & H BLAUVELT ANTIQUE JACQUARD COVERLET
- E. SNYDER 1850, NY STATE ANTIQUE JACQUARD COVERLET
- EAGLES AND HEARTS PA. BIEDERWAND ANTIQUE COVERLET
- EMBROIDERED HOMESPUN BLANKET
- FIGURED CHECK HANDWOVEN ANTIQUE BLANKET indigo. white
- FLAX and LINEN OVERSHOT COVERLET king size
- FOUR BLOCK OVERSHOT Cinnamon White
- HORSE and ROSES ANTIQUE KNITTED THROW
- HORSE BLANKET antique red and camel plaid
- HORSE BLANKET antique, ochre and caramel plaid
- HORSE BLANKET antique, blue, green plaid
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ANTIQUE COVERLETS > JAMES ALEXANDER 'AGRICULTURE AND MANUFACTURES...' ANTIQUE JACQUARD COVERLET
JAMES ALEXANDER 'AGRICULTURE AND MANUFACTURES...' ANTIQUE JACQUARD COVERLET
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| The corner block bears the inscription: Agriculture and Manufactures are the Foundation of Our Independence, something we should have remembered currently before outsourcing our production overseas! James Alexander's work as a weaver who emigrated here from Great Britain is well documented. The quality and workmanship is superlative. Who the coverlet was woven for is unknown. Dates from the late second quarter of the 19th century.
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