1857 Waldron Hand Stitched Family Record Sampler

Circa 1836 Hand Stitched Family register Sampler. Date Oct. 1 1836. Sampler documents births and marriages Dimensions: 10.25 inches x 13.5 inches high. Sampler measures 8.75 inches x 12 inches high. C

RARE LATE 1700's FAMILY RECORD SAMPLER. THIS SAMPLER IS ALL HAND EMBROIDERED AND FEATURES A FLORAL BORDER AROUND THE OUTSIDE EDGE AS WELL AS THE BOTTON. A RARE FIND AND AN EXCELLENT ADDITION TO YOUR C

Massachusetts, silk on linen. Neatly stitched with alphabets, verse, flowers, house and crowned lion. "A Family Register" recording births and several deaths of Thomas Anderson Munn and his wife Hanna

Family register sampler dated 1814 w/ 2 silhouettes . Handstitched. All professionally framed . Dimensions: 22.5 inches wide x 15.75 inches high. Sampler measures 9.5 inches x 8.25 inches Each Silhoue

This cool piece was created in 1883 by 12 year old Sarah J. Thomas. Young Sarah hand stitched this family tree beginning with her father Richard, b. 1828 and mother Eleanor, b. 1834. They had 12 child

American (probably Massachusetts), dated 1817. With silk, a detailed house with chimneys billowing smoke, flanked by trees. Exceptional floral vine embroidery border is centered at the top with swags.

Heart in Hand family record. Winkley - Choate Family with last date of 1855. Period frame. Framed size 13-1/4" x 12". Very good overall condition with bright colors. Note old well-done repair to tears

Lydia Ann Goodrich (age 11). Family Record Sampler. c. 1850's. Signed. Frame Massachusetts. Thread on cloth. Thinning in center top. Minor loss in upper corners. Very good condition for age. Image is

Catherine Esbenshade, Lancaster County, PA, 1822, silk on linen. Large sampler, with a central verse, surrounded by an eagle and flowers, and with the family record below. In a period frame, 29" high,

Silk and cotton on linen. Records the births of Isaiah and Cynthia Hacker and seven of their children (Lorania has a death date as well). The last date recorded is 1834. Geometric border, alphabets an

First quarter 18th century, silk on linen. Lists "The Family of Asa and Mehetable Forbush" from Westborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts. They had seven children, the oldest Anna, born 1783 and th

Done by Adaline L. Rooper in Ligonier, P.A. in 1846. The record of Joseph Rooper (spelled alternately Rooper and Roper) born Dec. 7, 1801 in Rutland, Mass. Rooper married Maria L. Mendell, born on Jan

AGED 7 YEARS (18 1/4" X 14")

Schoolgirl hand stitched sampler on the shortness of time and frailty of man, signed by Elizabeth Benny, age 14, in original gilded frame with wood backing, 21"H x 19"W

Stilted on Linen, .unusual verse titled ‘A Funeral thought’.......Maria Ryall...age 9 years..dated 1832....18 x 22 inches. In burl wood frame...* staining to lower portion of cloth....

Early 19th century, silk on linen, with names and dates that range from 1766 to 1807 and a strawberry border. Dimensions: The frame is 18" x 12". Provenance: From a local collection.

AMERICAN 1927 HAND STITCHED SAMPLER 15 X 12"

Sampler of "Nelle Graham" dated 1803, though it has not been removed from frame to verify age. The Teddy bear is made from an antique coverlet. The sampler measures 9-3/4" x 7-3/4" framed. The teddy b

Antique Sampler hand stitched dated 1837. Professionally framed Dimensions: 26.25 inches x 26.75 inches Sampler measures 21.5 inches x 21.75 inches Condition : Please feel free to ask for a condition

Hand Stitched Sampler Under Glass - 28 in tall x 24

Schoolgirl hand stitched sampler, alphabet, short verse, and signed Mary Prentiss, Hopkinton (Massachusetts), aged 12, dated 1821, 12.5"H x 12"W

3 Framed Hand Stitched Samplers. 1) Titled "Christian Freedom", by Ann Lury Walters, aged 11 years 1834. Good condition with no tears or repairs, measures 12.5 in. high x 10.5 in. wide, in a rosewood

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

Mary Ann this complete family record sampler at age 12 in 1823. She was the daughter of Reuben Hastings and his second wife Deborah Parks. The family lived in Brighton, a western suburb of Boston, MA.