Virginia Sampler 1806

An English Pictorial Sampler 1806 Sight 17 1/2 x 17 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Marie Perry, Lexington, Kentucky

Dated 1806 Needlepoint sampler with motto, trees, house etc. - Approx 14.5 x 15w

Early needlework sampler wrought by Marriot (Chaffins?) at 10 years old and dated 1806. 17 in. X 16.5 in.

1806 SAMPLER BY ELIZABETH MARY ALLDRAD, 10 YRS OLD 18 1/2' X 16" INC. FRAME

Sampler with alphabet, multiple rows of decorative borders, double hearts with arrow, fountain with birds, the initials A. G, and the year 1855. Identified by Mr. Long as being from Virginia. Frame, a

1806 sampler from Hudson Valley estate, in later frame, nicely done, nice estate condition. Sampler measures 16" x 21".

1806 Cross-Stitch Needlework Friendship Verse Sampler. "Elizabeth Boorman finished this sampler in 1806 aged 11". In a maple frame,19-1/2" x 14-1/2" overall.

2 schoolgirl hand stitched samplers, one dated 1806 has hearts and flowers, signed Elizabeth Franz, 10.5" square, the other is just the alphabet and unsigned, 7.5"H x 10"W

a very rare example of a American Southern needlework sampler that dated early 1800s by Sarah Bowers and signed Winchester Virginia bottom left. A great piece of American history. 12" x 25" framed beh

Lucinda P. Moss' Antique Unfinished Sampler, Frederick County, Virginiaworked in multi-color silk thread on loose weave linen, upper and lower panels with floral motif, with rows of upper and lower ca

Two early samplers including a Virginia example: 1) Alphabet sampler with floral border signed Winifred Simpson - Mount Gilead - December 14, 1828 (Note - according to genealogy, a Winifred Simpson wa

1864, Mecklenburg County, Virginia, alphabet and verse sampler with house, animal, flower basket and tree motifs, signed bottom, "Rosa Gregory Aged 10 1864", wool on linen, later gilt composite frame,

1st item: Early Germantown, Kentucky needlework sampler, silk on linen, rendered entirely in cross stitch, with seven lines of alphabet in tan, black and blue cross stitch, over a signature, "Jane McC

Needlework sampler wrought by Sarah Eberlein,aged 11, 1806. Lancaster Co. ,PA . The blue satin border still retains almost half of the sequins that once adorned it all around. Inside of this is an ela

Two Pairs of Virginia Coin Silver Sugar Tongsthe smaller with round clam shaped bowl, mark of William B. Cordell, active 1806-1835 in Charlestown (now West Virginia), Leesburg, and Warrenton (5 3/4 in

Heading: (Maps) Author: Phillips, R. Title: Investment and Attack of York, in Virginia Place Published: London Publisher: Date Published: 1806 Description: Copper-engraved m

A sampler worked by Betty Nield, c.1802. Cotton threaded figures & floral works on muslin fabric with signature along left side of the sampler. Not removed from frame. 10 1/2" x 17 1/2" ; frame, 15 1/

Rare Needlework Sampler, Jane Likens (1812-1880), Shepherdstown, (West) Virginia, dated 1822, Dated 1818. Worked with silk threads on linen in rice, chain and cross-stitches. Inscribed: Virtues the ch

STUART FAMILY, AUGUSTA CO., SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a tooled leather key basket, a needlework sampler marked by Eleanor Stuart, September 2, 1792, and a leathe

Needlework sampler by Margaret Ann Stoutsenberg, aged 11 years; American, possibly Virginia; floral border encloses alphabet, various stitched bands, adage "Thou canst not steal the rose's bloom To de

Continental embroidery sampler, 19th Century, depicting animals, flowers and crowns, with an alphabet and inscription dated 1806, framed, overall: 15"l x 14"w

Title: Rockingham County Virginia pieced cotton quilt ca 1860-70 Dimension: 76" x 89" Additional Information: A great fabric sampler in unwashed condition. Some foxing to the stitching on the white ar

alphabet sampler with upper and lower case letters, with symbols and numerals, over a verse and scene with a brick house, animals and foliage, signed "Ann Miller / Her Work / 1806", framed. DOA 15.5 i

Probably American, silk on linen. Alphabets, strawberries and "Rachel Lewis's work, Wrought in the year 1806. Unframed, 11.5"h. 7.75"w.