19thC desirably diminutive alphabet sampler sgnd Cath

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

This charming diminutive alphabet band sampler is Inscribed Elizabeth Conck Her Sampler May 1, 1789 - 11 3/4 x 3 3/4 inches sight, frame is 1 inch wide. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $50.00 to anyw

Framed 19th century school girl's needle work Alphabet and Numerals Samlpler with bird and floral decorations, 10 1/4"H X 14 1/2"L, signed and daated "Mary Fenton 1817". Overall size framed is 14 1/2"

Framed 19th century school girl's needle work alphabet sampler, 16"H X 10 1k/2"L, overall size framed is 17"H X 11 1/2"L. Condition: Areas with toning and sporadic fading.

American, early 19th century. An alphabet sampler in diminutive size, with an extensive genealogical note to the verso written in the 19th century. 9" x 9.5" (framed). From the lifelong collection of

18thC Cape Cod maple & pine stretcher base, one drawer desirably diminutive tavern table featuring pegged construction and sgnd "Osterville, MA (Barnstable)" on drawer bottom - top 26"x18"; 25" tall

Emaline Suplee, American, 1820-1840, silk on linen. Diminutive size, with alphabet and number runs. 9" high, 8" wide, matted and framed, 15" high, 13.5" wide.

American, 1820-1840, silk on linen. Diminutive size, with alphabet and number runs. 9" high, 8" wide, matted and framed, 15" high, 13.5" wide.

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

Victorian desirably diminutive cast iron garden bench in "faux bois" design - 36" long x 34" tall

19thC Sampler Dated November 6, 1835.Condition-Generally Good Condition. Framed & Under Glass.Dimensions- Frame- 19.5" x 18.75". Provenance- From a Long Island, NY Home.Please note the absence of a co

"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.

Early 19th century sampler, 'Rachel Poor 1800 aged 11 years', 17" x 14 1/2", frame 18 1/2" x 16". Rachel Poor info verso. Provenance: Burlingame, California estate.

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

Period Hepplewhite desirably diminutive ca 1800-1815 2 drawer stand w tiger maple drawer fronts & delicate tapered legs - 27 1/4" tall

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

Circa mid 19thC. Oak secondary. On the left side there is some varnish fogging needing stain (or not), and a bit of bottom banding loss, not much. This antique mid 19thC desk features lots of contrast

Very rare early Wm & Mary period ca 1690-1710 ball ft desk in walnut featuring great stepped interior w a writing well, oak & hard pine secondary wood & desirably diminutive proportions in great cond

1800 Lancaster County, PA Alphabet Sampler with Family Register. Signed "Harriet Herr Bressler work done the 8th year of her age 1800". Family register for Bressler and Herr families. Image 15" x 11-1

Period Chippendale carved mahog ca 1780 desirably diminutive stretcher based wing chair - 46" tall x 31" wide

British Alphabet sampler with extensive floral and nature motifs, and two beautiful birds sitting atop a lengthy quote from the book of Isaiah, 1788, done by Mary Smith who was 10 years old at the tim