Pattern Name: Sugar Loaf
Age: 1860s-1870s
Quilting: utility quilting in the rectangle - hand pieced and hand-quilted
Material: 1930s flour sack fabrics, novelty prints and shirting on a floral flour sack background; plain cotton backing
Measurements: 84x70
Heritage: This quilt was found in Indiana and is a truly remarkable quilt. Closely resembling my favorite Pickle Dish pattern, this is actually a variation of a Sugar Loaf with the blocks turned on edge. The precise geometry and vibrant colors make this quilt a head-turner. It is unusual to find such a vibrant quilt without any wear, but this quilt is in near-perfect condition.
Condition: Overall the piece is in excellent condition for its age. There are a few spots of normal wear to the fabrics throughout the piece and a few storage stains here and there. The quilt is, however, in impeccable condition. Both strong and sturdy. This quilt would be great adorning a bed or a wall - whatever you like! She can handle it.
Sugar Loaf Variation
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