This sampler quilt features many traditional blocks, such as Log Cabin, Garden Patch, Nine Patch Fox & Geese, Sawtooth Star, and Flying Geese. This quilt is machine pieced, machine quilted, hand bound, and measures 57" x 70".

The earliest date on this antique crazy quilt is 1904.  Every block is embroidered with animals and items from the turn of the century.  All of the embroidery is hand done.  For its age there is very little discoloration and staining.  It is in wonderful condition.  This quilt measures 82" x 84".

This incredible quilt is very large and very beautiful. It was made by members of the Raintree Quilters Guild in Evansville Indiana, specifically for this auction! The "Crossed Paths" pattern has a yellow background, with green crossing lines. The green features beautiful batik fabric. The backing is brown, with matching hand stitched binding. This quilt is machine quilted in a swirling design with butterflies, and measures 94" x 95".

This quilt features a bright Dresden Plate design! With yellow & purple background & sashing, this quilt is machine quilted with matching yellow thread, also featuring hand stitching on the Dresden Plates. This beautiful quilt measures approx. 99" x 80".

This grand quilt features an orange, red, and brown Lone Star with a pale green background. Machine pieced and quilted, with dark green binding, this quilt measures approx. 82" x 68".

This quilt was made with a "Stack & Whack" piecing technique. Silver/grey background, dark green and mauve fabric as main pattern, with a matching border. This quilt is machine quilted, hand bound, and measures approximately 69" x 53".

This quilt was made with a "Stack & Whack" piecing technique. Silver/grey background, dark green and mauve fabric as main pattern, with no border. This quilt is machine quilted, hand bound, and measures approximately 60" x 45".

This amazing quilt features pink, yellow, orange, and purple fabrics put together in a lovely watercolor design. This quilt measures approximately 74" x 84" and is ready to be used and admired.

This magnificent quilt is a New York Beauty design. Featuring numerous fabrics with metallic details, this quilt is beautiful to behold. Measuring approximately 72" x 72", you cannot find another like it.

This crazy quilt was made in 1909 with solid white pieces instead of colorful fabrics. Red floss has been embroidered between all the seams in herringbone and feather stitches. This quilt is two layers, with no batting. It is hand embroidered, and also hand quilted. The quilting is done with white thread, of shapes including hearts, hands, scissors, and flowers. This quilt measures approximately 76" x 76" and is well loved.

This item is a wonderful crazy quilt circa 1897. It contains a variety of fabrics, including unique embroidery and stitches. It measures approx. 67" x 73". For its age, there is very little fabric disintegration and is in excellent condition.  There is a ribbon towards center of quilt stating it is from a "9th Annual Convention, Nashville, TN, 1897."  There are other marked panels around the quilt.  This lovely antique is looking for a forever home.

This lovely vintage Grandmother's Flower Garden Quilt is circa 1930's to 1940's. Titled "Grandma Was Here," it contains some possible feedsack fabric.  Hand pieced and hand quilted, and in excellent condition for its age.  Measuring approximately 72" x 82", we hope you will take it home and remember your own grandmother when you see it.

"Shiva Nataraja" is a beautiful art quilt designed and made by Beckey Prior. It features over 600 Swarovski Crystals that embellish Jackie Brown's free motion quilting.  Measuring 69" x 96", the pattern was inspired by Paula Nadelstern's Kaleidoscope quilts. The central medallion is made of 136 hand sewn pieces. It represents the central destruction and rebirth of the universe as hand appliquéd Shiva dances. The design also includes hand beading, hand appliqué, hand embroidery, Pigma Micron pens and brushes, and buttons. It was completed in 2016, and has been shown at various quilt shows and is an award-winning quilt.

A very unusual antique velvet and silk Log Cabin Quilt, circa 1885, measuring 47" x 61". Machine and hand pieced, hand tacked. Very neutral colors. Comes with appraisal paper from 2011. Quilt has some repair needs but is in excellent condition for its age. 

This beautiful Texas Puzzle Quilt is made with pre-1930's and 1930's fabrics. For its age, it is in excellent condition. According to the donor, the quilt has not been used and has not been laundered. The approximate size of "A Puzzle in Texas" is 65" x 80".

Circa 1890 Unique Four Patch Quilt is in perfect condition for its age. The wonderful back of this quilt features one large piece of mourning fabric. The front of  this quilt stands out with a unique four patch design. This quilt is hand quilted. The approximate size is 75" x 77".

The Golden Star Quilt has 24 blocks, each shining with a gold or black eight point star. This lovely quilt is by Judith Putnnam from Paris, TN. It is approximately 44" x 48". Take The Golden Star Quilt home today and let it shine in your home!

"Still Crazy After All These Years" is a crazy quilt with a story, circa 1890-1900. According to our research, a square in this quilt connects it to Mrs. Mary J Pipher's Milliery on Huron Street in Berlin, Wisconsin. The story we found is included with this quilt. Continue its story and history with you - by taking it home today! "Still Crazy After All These Years" is in excellent condition with very little fabric deterioration in three spots. The back of this quilt is made out of feedsack fabric. The print on the feedsack fabric is still visible! The approximate size of this quilt is 66" x 81.5".

An incredible quilt by an incredible quilt artist: Tula Pink. This quilt was designed and pieced by Tula.  It measures 86" x 88" and was designed and machine pieced by Tula and long arm machine quilted by Angela Walters.  Tula actually made several versions of this quilt but this one is the 1st !!!  Quilted in 2016 featuring fabrics from all of her collections.  The back is solid black with birds.

Artist Statement:   This quilt was designed for the purpose of showing off some of my favorite focal fabrics that I have designed over the last decade. I needed a large area to highlight the large prints, medium sized pieces to show off the coordinating fabrics and small spaces where I could play with pure color. I wanted to design something traditional but approach the antics and color in a modern way, that crossroads is where I live aesthetically. This version of the Center Stage quilt was made as a sketch. I knew I wanted to make the final quilt to highlight my upcoming AllStars fabric collection with Free Spirit Fabrics. I made this version to test my pattern and get an idea of how the finished quilt might look overall. In the sashing I had pieced together solid fabrics to create a stripe pattern which led to me designing my stripes collection that debuted with All Stars in 2017 for this particular purpose. The stripes are still in print today. I make “sketch” quilts to figure out my ideas much like an artist would do with a pencil sketch before making a final painting. Center Stage Sketch is one of my favorites!