This is a striking, two-color alternating Oak Leaf applique quilt, most likely dating to the 1930s (Depression Era). Measures 86x92. Striking sawtooth border. Some wear on the sawtooth border and 2 corners on the lavender square has a little wear. Striking color palette.
Key Identifiers:
Pattern & Layout: A variation of a stylized Oak Leaf or botanical applique block. It is arranged in a clever checkerboard "positive/negative" layout, alternating purple motifs on a white background with white motifs on a purple background.
Palette: A high-contrast, two-color design utilizing solid white and a solid orchid/purplish-pink fabric, which was a highly popular signature hue during the 1930s.
Construction: The top features careful hand-applique to secure the curved, jagged leaves. It is finished with dense hand-quilting, using a clean diagonal cross-hatch pattern across the blocks and borders.
Estimated Age: Circa 1930–1940.
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