Two American Needlework Alphabet Samplers

Two American girlhood silk on linen needlework alphabet samplers, second quarter 19th century, the smaller example with rows of large and small uppercase alphabets and numbers with a 'Greek key' borde

First half 19th century, each framed, the first embroidered with the alphabet, a scene of a house and animals in a pasture and a religious poem: ''Jesus permit thy gracious name / to stand as the firs

Both alphabet and figural needlework: One Antigua dated 1934, one 1895. 18 x 13 and 21 x 13. (Some stains) good-very good.

A hand embroidered textile sampler, produced in 1826. Rectangular in From, sampler features the alphabet , flora border, with A trees and A house and birds and bottom portion, and features two poems o

each silk on linen, comprising one example featuring nine alphabet and numeral rows segmented by horizontal bands of decorative stitching with partial signature in the second row, "CBL aged 8 183[6]"

AMERICAN / BRITISH NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS, LOT OF TWO, wool or silk on linen, each with five or seven alphabet and numeral rows segmented by horizontal bands of decorative stitching, comprising one wool

Polychrome silk embroidery on linen with upper case block letter alphabet over numbers over script upper case alphabet over Jame H. Campbell, over two perching blue birds with flowers in beaks, flanke

Alphabet and needlework designs. 20 x 14 largest, 8 x 13 smallest. (Two with holes and stains) fair, one excellent.

Two American Needlework Samplers Mid-19th Century Larger example: 25 x 22 inches.

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

circa 1825; with letters, numbers, and floral decoration, in period ogee mahogany frame, 11 1/2 x 9 1/2 in.

Two American needlework samplers. The first by Elizabeth Heyer, 1820. Frame size: H 21-3/4", W 16-3/8", sight size: H 17-1/4", W 12". The second by Mary Cressey, born 1814 with house, trees and figure

19th century. One dated 1837 by Mary Pearson age 7 years, along with another by Hannah Devnell with no apparent date. Each nicely framed for display. Largest: H10" W11 1/2" (without frame) Sold from t

TWO NEEDLEWORKS19th Century1) Alphabet sampler. Undated. 14” x 10” sight. Framed 15.5” x 12”.2) Wrought by "Lydia Cox East-Whiteland School 1818”. Depicts baskets of

American schoolgirl needlework sampler with alphabet. New Milford, CT. Dated 1800. Signed 'Lorry Mead'. Frame: H 7-1/2" W 9-1/4". Sight: H 5-1/4" W 7-1/4". Provenance: Former collection of Betty Gendl

An American Girlhood Silk on Linen Needlework Alphabet and Pictorial Sampler, Probably New Jersey, Wrought by Charlotte Wright, Dated 1823. With five rows of script, lowercase and uppercase alpha

19th Century American Needlework Sampler, 1831. The alphabet repeated in various scripts and sizes, some punctuated by names and some letters looking to be repeated or out of order, poem below centeri

2 American needlework samplers. The first by Elizabeth Heyer, 1820. Frame size: H 21-3/4", W 16-3/8", sight size: H 17-1/4", W 12". The second by Mary Cressey, born 1814 with house, trees and figure.

English and American needlework samplers. English dated 1820. American 1842. Condition: Minor imperfections. Glass cracked on one. Framed H 14" W 15" Sight H12-3/8" W 13-1/2". Framed H 18-3/4" W 19" S

Two 19th C. needlework samplers. To include a large alphabet sampler with border and manor house with tree on lower edge. Together with a small square alphabet sampler. Both framed under glass. Larger

SARAH LOVEL (AMERICAN) NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, silk on linen, eight rows of letters and numbers above two flower baskets and "Sarah Lovel, / aged 11 years / 1831" flanked by floral sprigs and dogs, all wi

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

American Needlework Sampler executed by Grace Sleep, March 30, 1814Depicting two blue lions flanking a tree, surrounded by a pink floral vine, in a period bird's eye maple frame.18 x 20 inches

Maria Ann Chipman, 1836. A sampler that depicts a house, apple trees, and two dogs. The hounds resemble the Chipman family crest. 14 3/4 x 17 1/2"; 16 3/4 x 19 1/2" (framed). Poem: "Hail artless simpl