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About Julie Silber
Expertise
I can speak to the age, design, style, region, history, and value of antique quilts.

Experience
Forty years as an appraiser, dealer, historian, collector, consultant and museum curator in the area of QUILTS MADE BEFORE 1950.

Organizations
American Quilt Study Group (former Board Member); Alliance for the American Quilt (Former Board Member)

Publications
Author or co-author of several award winning books on Quilt History; numerous articles on quilt history published over a 30 year period. Details upon request.

Education/Credentials
B.A., American History, University of Michigan; Post Graduate courses in folklore, history and art history

Past/Present Clients
Esprit de Corp., San Francisco; Levi Strauss, San Francisco; Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn, MI; Oregon Historical Society, Portland, OR

 
   

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Topic: Quilting



Expert: Julie Silber
Date: 6/23/2008
Subject: Name of Quilt Pattern

Question
Hello.  I hope you won't think my question is too silly, as it has been bothering me for nearly 20 years now!  I am dying to know the name of the quilt pattern for the quilt that appears in the movie "When Harry Met Sally".  It is a yellow/orange/green floral design (tulips, I believe).  It appears in the scenes where Sally is in bed.  I saw that this question was asked on other web sites but not answered, so I know I'm not alone in my curiosity.  I hope you can help!  thank you so much.

Answer
Hi again, Fran,

Thanks for getting back to me.  Sorry I gave you a wrong lead.  

Two things:

1.  I just asked your question myself on that QHL forum.  I will let you know what I hear back, if anything.  I should hear something today or tomorrow.   :)

2.  I think the correct url is http://www.quilthistory.com/96008.htm   --- just FYI.  

I think you it would be best if you do NOT ask teh question on that list until I hear abck. I will defintiely forward you any answers i get.  I will need your direct e-mail address, please.

Thanks,

Julie Silber

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