Needlework Sampler, "Mary Ballinger's Work Wrought

Wrought by Mary Phillips Aged 13 January 1804. Crafted of wool embroidery and crewel work. Features alphabet and numbers with a poem "My heart exults while to the attentive eye the curious needle spre

18TH CENT ENGLISH NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER - MARY CHAMBERS. S - WORK DONE AT HAMPSTEAD YEAR OF OUR LORD 1794 AND IN THE 15 YEAR OF HER AGE - LARGE CENTRAL HOUSE & CHURCH W/ TREES, BIRDS, ANIMALS W/ STREAM &

Lancaster County, PA 1801 Needlework Alphabet Sampler. "Mary Reynolds work 1801". With birds and flowers. In a period red painted, mitered frame, 16" x 13-3/4" overall. Condition: Good with toning and

19th c. needlework sampler "Mary Jane Hughes her work made at Llanthraiadi (?) School in the year of our Lord 1866 Aged 10". Features animals, buildings, figures etc..

Needlework sampler wrought by Mary Gantz, aged 9, 1803. Baltimore Co. Scenic needlework piece, lacking the traditional alphabet and number theme. An intricate vine and floral border surrounds a bucoli

EARLY 19TH CENTURY NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER ON LINEN - MARY CASH HER WORK AGE 9, 1812 - FLORAL BOARDER, RELIGIOUS VERSE AT CENTER TOP OVER POTTED PLANTS, BIRDS, BUTTERFLIES, DOGS AND BUILDING - IN A GLIT MO

An American Girlhood Silk on Linen Needlework Sampler Wrought by Mary Campbell, Dated 1825. Inscribed "Remember thy / Creator in the days / of they youth." above a large basket of flowe

Schoolgirl needlework sampler wrought by Mary Twig and dated 1805. 11 in. X 10 in.

19th C. needlework sampler wrought by Mary Mason. Under glass in gilt frame. Frame opening: 12-1/2 x 7-3/4 in.

Outstanding PA or VA hand sewn pictorial silk needle work sampler signed Mary Zieber her work 1807. Large brick center house w/ bird finials surrounded by deer, sheep, birds, florals, pine trees. A f

A fine needlework sampler. "The work of Mary Procer, July 19th 1844". On linen with a symmetrical interior, depicting a house flanked by birds and trees, additional trees, crowns, flowers, baskets of

Two schoolgirl, needlework samplers. One wrought by Mary Broom, Oct. 1823 along with an ABC sampler. 7.5 in by 10.5 in and 8 in by 8.5 in.

UNUSUAL NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERDated 1833Wrought by "Mary Pleasance. Dec 19th. 1833". Four rows of alphabets and numerals above philosophers’ names. Additional rows of alphabets, strawberry

An English Needlework Embroidered Schoolgirl's Sampler Wrought by Mary Stokes, Dated 1816 the text reads: Tis religion that can give sweetest pleasures while we live tis religion must supply solid com

NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERCirca 1835Wrought by Mary A. Mariner. Rows of alphabets surround a small house, tree and maker's name at center. Verse "Jesus Permit thy gracious name to stand..." and row

Alphabet and pictorial work, 17 1/4” X 16”. Un-framed and dry mounted to card stock.

Mary Gillett Work April 13 182? Aged 9 Years..border with upper and lower case alphabets, numbers, topiaries and figures..age related wear, fading..frame measures 19H x 19W x 1D

Large cross stitch sampler, "Mary Briggs Work 1848", children playing with dog, fruit baskets, flowers, girls with sheep, house, 20-3/4" x 28" overall

EARLY 19TH C. SAMPLERColorful pictoral needlework sampler, depicting Adam and Eve with angels, trees and flowers, blackbirds, "Mary Lancaster's Work at the Lodge School, Agd 13, 1826", frame shows wea

Mary Townsend's Needlework Embroidery (America, 19th century) Sampler wrought by Mary Townsend, signed "Mary L. Townsend...in the year of her age 1849" with verse on childhood including "Youth is the

TWO NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERSMid-19th CenturyOne wrought by "Mary Elizabeth Judson age 9 March 25 1853" and the other wrought by "Mary Elizabeth Judson age 8 January 25 1852".Both framed

This family register sampler is inscribed; WROUGHT BY MARY E CHILD WITH AMERICAN SILK. The fact that Mary stated on her sampler that she used American Silk may be unique, if not, it is extremely rare.

Two Girlhood Silk on Linen Needlework Samplers, Second Quarter 19th Century. The smaller needlework wrought by 'Mary Sumner', dated '1845', 'Aged 13 Years', with five rows of a

Early 19th century. One work dated 1819 and signed Mary Briggr and the other dated 1822 and signed Marth W. Wright. The family lived in Selma, North Carolina during the time these works would have bee