1819 Lydia Bradbury Sampler

Very Nice 1819 Sampler By Lydia Bradbury 17"x14.5"

Needlework Sampler by Harriet Gaquich SoFrame: H 10-5/8" W 11-3/4". Sampler: H 7-1/4" W 7-7/8".Needlework Sampler by Lydia Johnson Salem. Dated 1819.Frame: 8-7/8" W 8-3/4". Sight: 8" W 7-7/8".Needlewo

1819 sampler with birds + trees. Frame - 14”x23” H, sight size - 12¾x21½

2 sizes of alphabets pink and green. Well framed. 18 x 9 inches. Please examine photos carefully in order to determine the condition of the item. Photos are ultimately the best indication of condition

Silk on silk mourning sampler with motifs and verse. Completed by Elizabeth Fry in Mrs. Leah Meguier's School, Harrisburg, PA. Elizabeth Ann Fry a daughter of Henry / and Mary Ann Fry made this sample

A fine example of a 19th C. American needlework sampler, depicting Dorchester, Massachusetts church and graveyard, cornucopias, and floral motifs. Wrought by Lydia Ann Kelch, 1828. Sight size 16&#8221

alphabet, pictorial,numerical and verse by Harriet D. Worford, Jan.11th, 1819, 12 1/2" X 15 1/2", some loss.

10" X 13"

Frame 16.5 x 13.5 inches. Break to glass. Together with a badly worn example in gilt frame.

Two 19th Century Needlepoint Samplers. Comprising 1819 alphabet sampler in ebonized frame; 1833 sampler with short poem 'This piece of work my friends may have, When I am in the silent grave, For them

Abigail Bradbury's Needlework Sampler, H. Greenleaf's School, Medford, Massachusetts, Circa 1820. Worked in silk threads on canvas with nine rows of the alphabet and a row of numbers, above the verse

19th c. needlework sampler "Lydia Gunn...". Features house, birds, potted flowers, verse etc.. Sight 12" x 11 1/2".

Harrisburg, PA 1819 Needlework Mourning Sampler. Silk-on-silk mourning sampler with motifs and verse. Completed by Catherine Shiley, in Mrs. Leah Meguier's School, Harrisburg, PA. Catherine Shiley a d

An alphabet and pictorial sampler signed "Lydia Carter - Was Born February the 23 day 1800". The lower image depicts 2 birds above flowers in urn adjacent to a 3 story colonial house - the entire samp

EARLY 19TH C. SCHOOLGIRL SAMPLER BY LYDIA C. BURR 12" X 13", FOUR COLORS

NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER- March 1819, YORK COUNTY, MAINE Made by Mary A. Bartlet, age 10. (Born: Elliott, Me. Four alphabets above basket of fruits centered by conifers with bluebirds. Good condition, unifo

19th century embroidery sampler dated 1819. 22" x 18" (shows signs of staining, age related fading and a small hole in the center right side)

Wool on linen sampler wrought by Lydia Calvert 1832 with verse 12.5"H x 12"W sight size

This graphically stunning Haverhill, MA, sampler was worked in 1819 by 14 year old Olivia Hoyt as a memorial to her father who was a shipwright and drowned in 1807 with five other persons in the Merri

Lydia Ann Goodrich (age 11). Family Record Sampler. c. 1850's. Signed. Frame Massachusetts. Thread on cloth. Thinning in center top. Minor loss in upper corners. Very good condition for age. Image is

1819 Wealthy Root, Royalton, VT (probably Wealthy Root b 1805), 6 1/2" x 7 1/16", some staining, color fading

Three (3) samplers, most likely American, including Connecticut and Pennsylvania, all silk on linen. 1st item: Lydia G. Satterlee Connecticut needlework sampler containing 3 alphabets and numbers, her

Needlework sampler, possibly Berks County, PA. Silk thread on linen by Eleanor Myers in 1819. Wide arcaded strawberry border (queen stitch), Dated 1819 LRC. An inner sawtooth border surrounds an arran

early 19th c schoolgirl sampler “Rachel Rush her sampler was made in September 1819”, 16” x 13”