A 19th century French quilt. All hand stitched. 
 
One side. Cotton. Indienne influence of small florals and leaves in marigold, terracotta and black with a tiny dot pattern in between also in black. All on a white background. 
 
Other side. Cotton. Floral motifs in shades of red to pink with a very faint background pattern of small florals and leaves in pastel green and pink. 
 
Thin layer of batting between the fabrics. 
 
As with most of the quilts from this period the fabrics are several panels that have been hand seamed together and usually the panels are between 80 to 90 cm wide if they are from selvage to selvage. 
 
Photos are a good indication of color and condition. 

Measurements
 
2 meters 30.5 cm from top to bottom 
 
The width is 
 
2 meters 33 cm wide 
 
Condition
 
Left in "as found" condition. 
 
Overalll good condition the only thing to note is: 
 
-indienne side has some light yellowing areas at each corner but faint. 
-other side has some slight aged coloring at two corner but again faint. 
-At top and bottom edge two tiny spots at edge where threads have come undone and just need to be stitched shut. 
-One tiny dark stain at one edge. 
 
No holes that I could discover. 
 
Colors are good, strong and consistant. 
 
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