Framed Needlework Referencing the Opera Il Tancredi

depicting three figures and a parrot on perch, circa 1790-1810. Frame size: 8 1/2" high, 10" wide; sight size: 6 1/2" high, 8" wide. Not examined out of frame. Provenance: John Walton, Inc., invoice a

probably 17th century, possibly Scottish, remnants of label verso (partially legible) "Eve in the Garden of Eden circa 1600(?) From the Home of Thoma...Scotlan...", depicting a robed woman in a forest

Framed needlework tapestry, 19th c., after the 1823 painting of a young boy with the hounds of Prinz Carl of Prussia, in carved giltwood frame, sight: approx 40"h, 50"w, overall: approx 49"h, 57"w **P

Massachusetts. Wrought by Hannah Runey. Inscribed "In the Memory of Capt. George Runey, Obt February 15, 1797, Age 37." Sight size: 20"h x 17"w

Sarah Butcher's Framed Needlework Dated 1826, Englandworked in multi-color silk thread on fine linen, varying motifs to include floral sprays and baskets, trees, and flower filled urns all placed in a

British, 19th century, each silk on linen sampler with verse within floral border: one signed "Alleis Calveart...1801", Adam and Eve below the Tree of Knowledge, birds, floral urns, and trees, sight 1

Two Framed Needlework Tapestries 36 1/2 x 33 1/2 in.

C. 1900's framed needlework, woman in peacock dress. Frame overall 27 1/2" x 34". Frame has some damage.

A Framed Needlework Sampler, Mary Ann Small, Scarborough, Maine, dated 1748, the upper register sewn with an Exodus verse, the lower register with a flowering tree, the whole within an entwining vine

Framed needlework sampler by Ann Button aged 7 years, early 19th century, having the Tree of Life, serpent, and a floral border, 16.5"h x 16.5"w

British, late 18th/19th century, silk on linen: one signed "Sarah Bond November 8th, 1815/Minehead(?) School", verse within octagonal cartouche and foliate ground, verse and alphabet border, sight 13-

Framed needlework sampler by Julia Stace October 15, 1825 aged 7 years, with script reading, " Teach me what I am by nature how to lift my thoughts on high, Teach me O thou great creator how to live a

Five Framed Needleworks English and American, 18th and 19th century Comprising two silk needlework pictures of a hog hunt, sight of largest 11 1/4 x 11 inches, smaller 10 3/4 inches, square; a needlew

British, 19th century, silk on linen: one signed "Hannah Neroth...winkfield wilts [probably Wingfield, Wiltshire]...1818", verse with animal, floral, and Adam and Eve decoration within floral border,

depicting a man in uniform (possibly George IV); mounted to wood panel backing; 30 x 24 1/2 inches; 35 1/2 x 30 inches frame;

Early American needlework, Mrs Nancy Reed 1797 and Mrs Sally Penniman 1804. Original frame 16 1/2" x 14".

Dated 1849 framed needlework school sampler by 7 year old Mary Volz. Fair condition with some wear, holes, and missing stitches, comes in frame. Measures 23-1/4" x 29-1/4" overall.

Framed Needlework Panel of Four Pugs Worked by Brigid Berlin Late 20th century Height 44 inches, width 45 inches. C Estate of Brigid Berlin

Framed needlework sampler by Elizabeth Phillips, 19th century, 20"h x 11"w

Alphabet sampler with strawberry border, building, flowers. 19 x 17 inches.

19th Century American Framed Needlework Sampler. By 'Sarah Parker, Aged Nine Years'. Central verse with floral and butterfly decoration surrounding. Early 19th century. {Approximate dimensions includi

Antique Framed Needlework Sampler Margaret Coulson 1835. 26" X 26"

Mary Jane Juniper's Framed Needlework Sampler, early 19th century, worked in multi-color silk thread on linen, with alphanumeric bands and bottom register with cartouche and maker's name flanked by a

A Framed Needlework Sampler, Elia Pearce, Winkfield School, dated 1820, centering "The Prodigal" verse, within a border of embroidered foliage, flowering trees, birds and animals, sight size is 13.5"h