QUILT INDEX RECORD
11-37-4926
Where are the records for this quilt housed?
Massachusetts Quilt Documentation Project - MassQuilts
Who documented this quilt?
Massachusetts Quilt Documentation Project, MassQuilts; Berkshire Museum
MASS-Quilts ID Number:
2075
Ownership of this quilt is:
Public Museum, Library or Institution
Quilt owner:
Berkshire Museum
Quilt owner's city:
Pittsfield
Quilt owner's state:
Massachusetts (MA)
Quilt owner's county:
Berkshire
Quilt owner's country:
United States
Width:
76
Length:
75
Tell the story of how the quilt was obtained:
inventory of 1992 in museum
Time period:
1901-1929
Format:
Finished quilt
Technique, piecing:
Hand Piecing
Spacing of quilt blocks:
Side by side
Vertical rows, horizontal rows and number of blocks:
64 blocks
Block shape:
Triangles
Block size:
8.25 x 8.75
Fabric fibers:
Cotton
Patterns:
Describe the fibers or fabrics in the quilt top:
shirtings, plain weave
Predominant colors:
Gray
Quilting:
Hand quilting
Motif design, overall:
Grid/crosshatch
Quilting stitches per inch, place 1:
6
Number of borders:
3
Border; technique, fiber, weave, pattern:
Cotton, plain weave
Binding and edging:
Separate binding applied
Binding; pattern:
machine
Batting:
Cotton
Batting thickness:
Thin
Backing, number of pieces:
4 pieces
Backing, fiber:
Cotton
Backing, predominant color:
White
Condition:
Excellent/like new
Condition, damage:
Fading
Describe the damage:
dark brown/black splattered stains on back
Condition, structurally sound?
This quilt is structurally sound.
Pattern name, no. and source:
1290
Pattern name, variations and comments:
Kings X variation
Date estimated by an antique dealer, quilt historian or appraiser:
1900c
Access and copyright information:
Restricted
Copyright holder:
Berkshire Museum
Cite this Quilt
Kings X variation. 1901-1929. From Massachusetts Quilt Documentation Project - MassQuilts, Massachusetts Quilt Documentation Project, MassQuilts; Berkshire Museum. Published in The Quilt Index, https://quiltindex.org/view/?type=fullrec&kid=11-37-4926. Accessed: 04/24/24