1907 Needlepoint Alphabet Sampler, Framed

This is a darling sampler done by a young lady by the name of Ann in 1907. It is unusual that it's long and narrow, unlike the majority that we see. It is in a nice simple frame and measures 5.5" x 15

Darling antique sampler done by a young lady, possibly Elizabeth in Hanover Township. Features a variety of letting in caps and lower case, along with a tree. There is some needlepoint loss from years

Framed needlepoint lighthouse alphabet sampler. Border is rope needlepoint, and the piece is beautifully framed in gold wooden frame. Background appears white in the photos but it is a slate blue. 1'

Needlepoint alphabet sampler, dated 1869, worked with registers of alphabets and numbers over floral sprays and other pictorial devices, signed and dated 'E.H. 1868', framed, overall 24"h x 23.75"w

An 18th C. needlepoint alphabet sampler with the Lord's Prayer, wrought by Ann Kimball in 1726, together with a Samuel Bauman printed Fraktur, "House Prayer". Both framed under glass. Frame opening of

Small oval framed needlepoint of boy with dog, measures 7 1/2" x 5 1/2"; cross stitch needlepoint alphabet sampler signed Rosalie Gummert, 1827, measures 12" x 13", some staining

2 pieces of American Cross-Stitch Needlepoint Samplers. Alphabet, House, Flowers and Trees. Professionally framed. One in frame 17 1/4"x18"x1 1/4". Second In Frame measures 18"x18"x1". Weight 7 pds. P

Nice small framed sampler / has alphabet as well as flowers, birds and tree / Measures: 11"H x 9" framed / Condition: Good overall condition

Framed needlepoint sampler, decorated with the alphabet, above the inscription "Mary Stanton Sampler made in the year 1825, age 11 year...," above a scenic reserve of a blackbird and a house. overall:

Framed American needlepoint sampler on linen, with alphabet, flowers, and birds, center wreath with initials SV, possibly Sarah Veazey (Cecil, Maryland, 1795-1811), daughter of Col. Thomas Ward Veazey

**Originally Listed At $800** North America, United States, ca. 1833 CE. A framed cotton or linen and silk needlepoint sampler with the alphabet and a virtuous poem, and the name and date: "Martha Ann

An 18th century needlepoint sampler of the alphabet and numbers. It is signed Elisabeth Smith Age 9 - 1788. Framed it measures 10" x 10"

Framed textile fragments, including (one) needle lace sampler, Molly Black, with five lace roundels, (one) needlepoint sampler, with upper and lowercase alphabet and numbers, each sight: approx 5.25"h

Framed English needlework sampler, Emma Mares wrought this sampler 1910 for Mary Tipton, with alphabet, animals, including British lion and unicorn, young girl with cat, boy with rolling hoop, notes t

alphabet, numerical, pictorial and verse, signed, at age 9, 15" X 16", framed with no glass, some fading loss.

Antique Alphabet Sampler. Framed under glass.-- Dimensions: Image Size: H: 16 inches: W: 16 inches ---

Ca. First quarter 19thC. Framed under glass, shows spots of thread loss. Overall presents very well with a hippocampus as the central focal point.

Title: Rachel Kohler Embroidery Needlepoint Sampler Framed PRINT Description: Framed behind glass in 17-1/4" x 18-3/4" Distressed Brown Frame. – Brown Frame is 17-1/4" x 18-3/4". – Frame w

Title: Megan Ann 1770 Embroidery Needlepoint Sampler Framed PRINT Description: The printed image is framed behind glass in an 11-3/4" x 12-3/4" Black and Gold Bead Frame. – Black frame with gold

The printed image is framed behind glass in an 11-3/4" x 12-3/4" Black and Gold Bead Frame. – Black frame with gold bead trim: 11-3/4" x 12-3/4" – Sampler printed on archival paper. &#8211

The printed image is framed behind glass in an 11-3/4" x 12-3/4" Black and Gold Bead Frame. – Black frame with gold bead trim: 11-3/4" x 12-3/4" – Sampler printed on archival paper. – Behind gla

The printed reproduction William Morris flowering rose wreath embroidery looks incredibly authentic—it's challenging to distinguish it from the real embroidered design. This exquisite botanical artw

This lovely sampler was done by 11 year old Maggie McHale. She created her upper and lower case letters along with her numbers, all accented by flowers and vines. She added her name and age, and it's

Ca. mid to late 19thC. An antique cross stitch sampler by Eliza Price, undated. Sight Size H: 11 3/4", W: 12 1/4".