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Sometimes the history of quilt can be lost to time (always remember to label your quilts). This Center Medallion and Broderie Perse Quilt; United States, ca 1840 by an Unknown maker "once had papers attesting to its New Jersey origins. But it was stolen from the auction hall in Massachusetts from which it was purchased." Featured at Houston 2017 in the Broderie Perse category, "the birds and flowers scattered on the quilt were finely cut from a variety of English chintz fabrics." Take a look and see what history you can find buried beneath its stitches.

Center Medallion and Broderie Perse Quilt; United States, ca 1840 by an Unknown Maker was featured in the Broderie Perse category at Houston 2017.


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#5 pennygirl6 2021-01-27 15:22
Love all the scrap-pieced stars. The center medallion pulls it all together. This would be a great quilt to replicate.
#4 bethelbee 2021-01-22 19:12
Love seeing quilts of yore that were done by hand, incredible!
#3 Ann Rippel 2021-01-22 15:33
Charming muted colors.
#2 Shari Wilds 2021-01-22 13:52
Beautiful hand work!
#1 Kathy Scurlock 2021-01-22 08:52
Could you do a Civil War Quilt show? I love civil war quilts.
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