1784 Alphabet Sampler

A Tennessee Alphabet Sampler Wrought by Mary Hartman Washington County, Tennessee, Circa 1819 with pastoral scene along bottom featuring a willow tree, house, mother and daughter, and dog. 16 1/4 x 18

Early 19thC pictoral & alphabet sampler wrought by Mary B Whitney aged 10 (born 1813) - 17 1/2"x12 1/2" overall framed size

"Dolly Southworth 1824" in a period stenciled frame, not examined out of frame. Fading, toning. Frame size: 21 1/4" high, 22" wide. Provenance: Property of a CT Private Collector.

Bucks County alphabet sampler worked by Jane Hillborn, 1812. Framed under glass. Frame opening: 12 x 12-1/2 in.

Pennsylvania school girl needlework alphabet sampler, wool on linen, 12 rows of alphabet and numerals divided by various stitches, signed "Mary Elizabeth Dobbs Aged 10 years November 11th 1847 Kittann

Alphabet Sampler. Wrought by Amy Haines, aged ? years, 1813. 17" x 10".

A Needlework Alphabet Sampler Wrought by Amanda Coolidge American, Circa 1827 identified Wrought by Amanda Coolidge in the Autumn of 1827 aged 11 years / Sibyl Carleton Instructress. with alphabet lin

A pictorial and alphabet sampler embroidered "Martha Wheeler is my name. With my needle work the same. So by this you plainly see what pains my mother took with me. Finished in the 8th year of her age

18th Century Needlework Alphabet/Verse Sampler. Signed "Mary Black Aged 10 years 1777". With birds in trees, flowers, hearts, crowns, etc. Image size 17"x 12"; in an antique gilt-molded frame 21" x 16

ANTIQUE 1816 ALPHABET SAMPLER WITH A VERSE. FRAMED 17 1/2 X 10 1/2 INCHES. HAS LOSSES.

Two early samplers including: Alphabet sampler signed "Marie Stanger", circa 1850 - frame size 13" x 13" - very good condition; and an alphabet and motto sampler signed "Lucinda M. Baldwin's Sampler M

An American Needlework Alphabet Sampler Circa 1785 having alphabet lines with dogs and trees to lower edge. identified Hester Kast Her / Work 1085. 21 1/2 x 7 3/4 inches. Property from a Private Colle

ANTIQUE FRAMED ALPHABET SAMPLER WITH VERSE AND TREE, OVERALL ILLEGIBLE, GREEN BACKGROUND, 1794, 7¾"x9½" WITHOUT FRAME

19th Century Cross Stitch and Needle Work Alphabet Sampler. Signed on bottom Eleanor M. Cook, July 30, 1828. Lower panel with two story house flanked by birds and trees with three sheep in foreground.

Needlework alphabet sampler, Elizabeth Ada Lawson, age 12 years, green, red, gold & blue predominant colors, undated c 1840-1850, 12" x 11-1/2"

English needlework verse and alphabet sampler, dated indistinctly 1836, worked with register of alphabet and numbers above pictorial devices with flowers, birds, crowns and initials centering signatur

Betsey Fay, Aged 11 years. Undated, but 19th century. Framed: 11 1/4" x 14 1/4".

New Paltz NY alphabet sampler signed "Julia Ann D. Butler / Was Born March 1 1808 / January 4th 1818 This Was finished" - see genealogy posted on reverse. Total frame size 10" x 14 1/2". One small 1/8

An English Needlework Alphabet Sampler Circa 1825 identified Joanna Wood / aged 10 years / AD 1825. 7 3/4 x 9 3/4 inches. The burial of a Joanna Wood (circa 1815-1851) is recorded in a Derbyshire Chur

American, 19th century. A framed needlework sampler featuring multiple alphabet lines, signed by Helen M. Hastings; 8.25 x 12 in. (sight).

Upper and lower case alphabet sampler on linen ground. Made by Mary Jenkins, 1817. Mary Jenkins Sample [sic] made in the 11 year of / her age 1828 Was born Nov. 1 1817. 14"h x 14.5"w **Please Note: Th

Sarah Ann Gillett 1802 Alphabet Sampler. "Sarah Ann Gillett, Aged 11 years, Colchester (New London, CT) August 1st 1802". Framed, 18-1/2" x 20" overall. Condition: Good with toning and wear/holes.

1835 Alphabet sampler, Ann Hill Bloomfield, with quote "And I shall soon be dying, Time swiftly glides away, but on my lord relying I hail the happy day, the day when I must enter upon a world unknown

Framed Silk on Linen Sampler, with alphabet and verse, wrought by Gennet Hubbell, 11 years old, September 18, 1827, with five forms of alphabet, verse below: "behold the tears that Mary shed, her many