First introduced in 1983, Pfaltzgraff America (Americana) was designed in cooperation with the American Folk Art Museum in New York City. America takes its inspiration from 19th century objects in the museum's collection. The sponge and stencil motifs featured throughout America were adapted from the Bird of Paradise Quilt Top. The shapes used in America were inspired by yellow-ware pottery in the museum's collection. The pattern was retired in 2005. Included are: 14 inch oval platter, sugar bowl with lid, creamer, small fruit bowl, round gravy boat with underplate, 10 1/4 inch dinner plates in quilt inspired patterns (6), cereal bowls (6), bread & butter plates, small serving bowl (4), cups & saucers (2) and mugs (4). Must be picked up at the museum, does not ship.

Incredible 76 x 80 inch tablecloth in great condition. This tablecloth was made using a technique known as Pulled Thread Embroidery where a fine tapestry needle is used to pull threads of a loosely woven fabric tightly together to create lacy patterns of open holes. Included is the book by Lisa Melen: "Drawn Threadwork," as a resource and history of Pulled Thread Embroidery.

Just in time for the holidays! Quilt themed Jim Shore Heartwood Creek tall Santa with bag figurine.