All the blocks have the same check fabric at the center. This piece is set on a diamond. The other pieced fabrics, in the block, are set in a triangle around the diamond shape. Except for four matching blocks, each are different. Some of the fabrics used, may be repeats, but there are only four which match exactly.

Size is 8″ but vary slightly. The measurement of the check fabric at the center of the block is 5-1/2″ square, but it, too, varies slightly. All fabrics have never been used as near as I can tell. You will find one edge fabric with fading (see photo) and several with frays at the edge (see photo).

Enough here to make a quilt and if you divide the price down, it is only $3.75 a block. A nice find for 19th century quilt blocks.

Here’s a pretty antique quilt top in a nice pattern called Delectable Mountain. It is an early 1900’s calico print fabric quilt top with all the blocks being hand stitched.

Nicely laid out with attractive calico print fabric. The four edges have been turned and machine stitched under. Colors are cadet blue, black and maroon for the most part. The solid print squares are pink and white.

Since it has been hemmed, it would be useful as a bed cover or tablecloth.

Each of the blocks measure 13″ square.

Size is 65″ long x 51″ wide.

Very nice clean condition, except for a small dot of oxidation on one of the squares. No other flaws.

This late 19th century single quilt block is in the bear claw pattern. The brown plaid fabric is pieced to complete the pattern motif then stitched to the muslin.

All stitching is done by hand. Perfect for a rustic primitive cabin style quilting or sewing project.

The block is in nice condition although you will find oxidation from storage.

Size is 8-3/4″ square.