Early Victorian School Sampler, worked by Mary Burr of

An early 19th century sampler worked by Mary Gellet, together with another (2) The text above a design depicting a house and garden surrounded by birds and household items, with two figures in the for

early 19th century; large Front Yard sampler, worked by Mary Ann Roberts, floral border with Dove of Peace, poem "On Prayer," large house with trees, fence, and various animals, signed "Mary Ann Rober

Maria Gally worked this sampler at Mary Zeller's school Philadelphia, PA in 1792. Inscribed: Maria Chrestiana Gally Her Work Made/ In The 14th Year Of Her Age 1792 This eighteenth century band sampler

DATED 1811, SIGNED; MARY DEMING - AGE 10 YEARS, WITH ALPHABET, NUMBERS, BASKET OF FRUIT, TRESS, PLANTS, AND VINE BORDER - FRAMED UNDER GLASS 16 3/4" X 17 3/4" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Har

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

Group of 3 Early 19th C School Girl ABC Samplers with Verses - each professionally framed 1) wrought by Mary Hawley, undated, 10 x 15; 2) Frannie ? 10 years old, 9 x 13; 3) Julia Davis, 10 years old,

Early English Pictorial and Poem Sampler by Ann Rogers, Evesham School, 1813Worked in several embroidered techniques and titled "Extract.""Mysterious Heaven, How Wonderous are thy WaysY

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

An early 19thC sampler / needlework embroidery listing the children of Thomas and Martha Watkin N C, by Mary Watkin, aged 12, National School, Newcastle under Lyme, dated 1832. Decorated with birds an

A LARGE EARLY VICTORIAN SAMPLER, by Alice Clark, 1844, aged 14, with a poem surrounded by trees, figures and symbols, framed. 54cm by 55cm

EARLY SAMPLER "MARY HALSEY 12 YEARS OLD - 1739" 11"X3.75" AND FRAME IS 14.5"X7.5"

A 19th century sampler worked by Mary Hannah Beesley, together with five others (6) With alphabet and further motifs in coloured threads surrounding a religious verse, together with a further five 19t

Ca 1853. American, New England. Needlework sampler with wool yarn. Unframed. Approx. 20 inches x 23 inches. Memerial Joseph Bradford. Good condition.

This amazing early sampler was intricately worked with figures, trees, urns, birds, animals, windmills, flowers, buildings, baskets of fruit, hearts and verse. The most important, of course, are the f

1810 SCHOOL GIRL SAMPLER SIGNED MARY E. WHITFIELD, AGE 10. EXHIBITING A HOUSE WITH TREES AND LANDSCAPE. 15 X 16

Keen (late 19th or Early 20th Century Victorian School), The Country Road, oil on canvas, 20 x 30 inches, signed indistinctly lower left, framed in a gilded cove style wood frame measuring 27 x 37 inc

Group of Three English Needlework Samplers Worked by Ann Mary Harrison, 1800; Martha Johnsons, 1840; and Sarah Hull, 1834 Height of largest example 20 1/4, width 18 1/4 inches. C

Early sampler dated 1841 by Mary M. Tarkington. 22”x22”.

A set of four early Victorian silver salt spoons, Mary Chawner, London 1838, Kings Husk variant with triple flower heel, 11.5cm long, 3.43ozt (4)

Title: Mary H. Brigham Needlework Sampler Sudbury, MA dated 1828 Provenance/Additional Info: Mary worked this sampler at age 12 but for some reason never finished it. The sampler is inscribed: Wrought

EARLY 19TH CENTURY NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, MARY ANN HITT, AGED 11, NOVEMBER 22, SILK ON LINEN, WITHIN THE BORDER POEM SURROUNDED BY A PAIR OF ANGELS, BIRDS, PLANTS, 12.5 X 15.5

Two Small Late 18th/early 19th Century Framed Samplers. "Mary Aldrichs 1792" and "Mary Jane Dives". Largest measures 9" x 9-3/4". Condition: Good with toning and stains.

SAMPLER: Mary Coleby Ackworth School, 1803, English, label verso, images of flowers and birds in vignettes scattered along letters of the alphabet, signed and dated boldly at center in red, wear consi

Early Victorian Silver Ladle, Mark of Mary ChawnerLondon (1839), with period script monogram to handle. 13 in. 7.00 troy oz. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlittle.com