Thursday, January 5, 2012

The 12th Day of Christmas

On the 12th Day of Christmas, I give you a baker's dozen from my archives. ;)



Wreath Quilt





Rolling Star








Toile and Calico dated 1846







Sunburst Variation





Unknown Pattern









Memorial Hall/1876







New York Beauty variation

This quilt as well as some below can be viewed at Stella Rubin Antiques.







Coxcomb




Lemon Peel








Maple Leaf signed and dated 1848







Star with Princess Feather

Rocky Mountain





Antique Friendship Quilt dated 1858

13 comments:

regan said...

Wow! I can't even tell you which is a favorite....they are all so beautiful! Thank you so much for this lovely post!

KarenQuilt said...

WOW is right. Where did you find the Sunburst Lemon Peel and Unknown patterned ones, Lisa? Gorgeous!

Janet said...

They are all beautiful but my favorites are the Red and Green Wreath and the Toile and Calico.
Great job. Enjoyed all 12 days.
Janet

Dawn Heese said...

I have really enjoyed the 12 Days of Christmas post. Sorry to see them end!

Karen said...

I don't think I would have found it much fun to applique all those curved shapes on the wreath quilt. The maker must have had lots of patience.

Janet said...

Oh my goodness - what gorgeous quilts!! That unknown pattern one is so interesting. I love the corners of the sunburst quilt - I've never seen that done before. And the vines on the wreath quilt... Thanks!!

Janet said...

Oh my goodness - what gorgeous quilts!! That unknown pattern one is so interesting. I love the corners of the sunburst quilt - I've never seen that done before. And the vines on the wreath quilt... Thanks!!

Mary said...

I LOVE the wreath quilt! I wish I could see it in person and really study it. Wow!!! I've really enjoyed your 12 Days of Christmas. Thank you!!!

Beth said...

Rolling Star is amazing Lisa; my favorite of the 12. Thanks for a great '12 days of Christmas.' You beat the heck out of the Christmas carol :-)

Beth

Jan said...

Wow, are those some amazing quilts. The feather is something I know is one that I've never seen. What an archive you have - thank you so much for sharing these pics!

Unknown said...

i agree with Regan! i can't decide which is my favorite...i want them all!! :)
karen

Dawn said...

Lucky us!
Thank you for digging into the archives.
All spectacular.

Sandra said...

We really do have a similar eye. I bid on several of these quilts, sent a picture of the star/princess feather to my Mom today, and have been seriously coveting Stella's unknown pattern with the fabulous small pieces and wonderful limey green (it is wonderful but expensive).

Do you remember where you found the last quilt (1858 signature)?

Btw, the dated toile and indigo sold for $1,265.

Hope you are having a great year.