What you?ll love about this Civil War?era Jacquard coverlet is its striking red, white, and blue checkerboard pattern ? a patriotic handwoven textile that captures 19th-century craftsmanship and American heritage in every stitch. Condition: Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear. A few small holes and light old stains visible, as shown. Edges unfinished. Two woven panels were hand-stitched together at the loom, typical of mid-19th-century coverlet construction. Clean overall and structurally sound for display or gentle use. Provenance Note: Handwoven Jacquard coverlets were popular in the United States between the 1830s and 1860s, prized for their complex loomwork and patriotic color motifs. This example ? in red, white, and indigo wool ? likely originated from a Pennsylvania or Ohio weaver, where Jacquard looms were commonly operated by local artisans. Style Aesthetics (?/?/?): ? Americana / farmhouse heritage / folk art textile ? Museum-quality Civil War?era weaving ? Sustainable antique fiber art Styling Tips: Display as a wall tapestry or draped over a bench for Americana decor. Perfect for heritage farmhouse, colonial, or primitive home styling. Ideal for textile collectors, historians, or production design use. Measurements: Approx. 68" x 88" Weight: ~4.5 lbs Approx. Era: Mid-19th century (c. 1850?1865) Fabric / Materials: Handwoven wool Jacquard, two-panel loom construction, natural-dyed red, white, and indigo fibers. Sustainability Note: Made entirely by hand from natural wool ? a sustainable, biodegradable material. Antique textiles like this preserve early American craftsmanship and reduce modern waste. Pop Culture Screen Style References ?: Evokes Cold Mountain, Little Women, and The Gilded Age ? classic American homestead aesthetics that bring warmth and authenticity to historical settings. Costuming CTA: Costuming or set decorating for a period film, theater, or historical exhibit? Contact Miss Kitty ? we have extensive vintage and antique inventory not yet listed and can offer excellent bulk/volume discounts for productions. Think Little Women or The Gilded Age.