Exquisite but not sure what to call it

I puchased this beautiful coverlet or afghan approximately 12 years ago from an antique store. I have only used it a few years during Christmas draped over the sofa. Extremely warm so never used it to cover up or snuggle with. I believe it was made in 1957 because there is a 57 written in ink on the handmade tag. I'm planning on selling it but I don't know anything about yarn work. Is it crochet? Needle point? Weave? Rughook? Also, is the design Early American? Nordic? Swedish? Something else?
Well taken care of, not a snag at all. Approximately 48" x 66". Can't find anything close to it online. What would you list it for? Thank you for any suggestions and replies.

 

Looks like a combination of techniques - knitted ground with the design added via needlework. I have an afghan on which the design was added in "cross-stitch" - handknitted by a friend, although in "squares" rather than in one piece.

Maude Daniels isn't a particularly Scandinavian name.

 

Reminds me of the type of designs found on early samplers done by the Pennsylvania Germans (Pennsylvania Dutch)

https://www.pinterest.com/padutchchick/19th-century-pa-german-needlework/?lp=true

 

My thought as well.

 

Yes, I know that Daniels isn't

I did look up the last name Daniels and German was listed as a possibility.

 

This type of label could be ordered & was quite popular at one time for anyone who did a lot of handcrafting. They would stitch it on when it was finished & if the piece was given to someone it was a way of signing a piece to remind the recipient of who gave it to them.