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This hand-loom-woven white cotton bed cover was made in one piece. The design is picked out in raised loops of heavy cotton weft threads. The heavy pattern wefts are in a 1:4 proportion to the lighter-weight main wefts. The piece has a central diamond motif surrounded by various borders and is self-fringed on all four sides.
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Title: Counterpane, Bolton type
Maker:
P A and Company
Date: ca. 1800–1830
Geography: Probably made in Lancashire, England
Culture: British, probably
Medium: Cotton, woven
Dimensions: 109 x 104 1/4 in. (276.9 x 264.8 cm)
Credit Line: Bequest of Maria P. James, 1911
Accession Number: 11.60.327
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