Lot Details & Additional Photographs
Late 19th or early 20th century, wool and cotton, the first a grid design in black wool and natural cotton, made of three joined panels, hemmed to two sides (83 1/2 x 86 in.) (discoloration to cotton, slight fraying to edges); the second in a plaid pattern of black, light blue, and pea green, made of 3 joined panels, hemmed to two sides (80 x 88 in.) (a few fray ends, wear and discoloration to edges); the third in a circle & square lattice design in red wool and light blue cotton, made of 2 joined panels, hemmed to two ends (75 x 92 in.) (faded areas, fraying and discoloration to edges); the fourth in a rippled circle / square lattice design in navy wool and light blue cotton, made of three joined panels, hemmed to two ends (82 x 85 1/2 in.) (area of discoloration, wear and discoloration to edges).
From the Collection of Quincy and Betty Scarborough, Fayetteville, North Carolina 
