ALPHA-NUMERIC SAMPLER by MARY SCOTT born 1816

My Father Mr. Joseph Eliot was Born A.D. 1794 and was drown in April 15th of August AD 1832 aged 34 years 17 x 16 inches. framed 21 x 18 inches (overall)

Mary Speight's Needlework Sampler19th century, worked in multi-color silk thread on loose linen ground, with alpha-numeric rows above maker's name "Mary Speight Ageds" (?), with a two story house betw

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

19TH CENT N.E. FRAMED NEEDLEWORK - GRACE A. SMITH AGE 15 IN 1836 BORN FEB 16TH 1822 - ALPHANUMERIC ROWS ABOVE VERSE YOUTH & DEATH W/ LARGE FEDERAL STYLE HOME W/ TREES, FLOWERS & BIRDS - FOUND IN SWANZ

"Mary Atkinson, Her Needlework Age 9", an American needlework sampler, berry & vine border enclosing verses and alphanumeric lines in top, bottom portion with 2 houses flanking a church, birds in sky,

ALPHA/NUMERIC SAMPLER, ELIZABETH SARAH DILLERSON, AGE 12, 1834. FRAMED AND GLAZED-17 1/2 X 14 1/2"

SAMPLER: Alpha-numeric sampler, signed "AH" and "Amy Hull" in lower margin, silk thread on linen, five stacked rows of alphabet, flowering vine or strawberry border on three sides, wear consistent wit

SAMPLER: Alpha-Numeric sampler dated 1831, house and animals in lower margin, framed and matted behind glass, not examined out of frame, wear consistent with age including toning, minor staining, etc.

Group of 4 small needlework samplers. 1) Needlework sampler made by Elizabeth Lacy. Silk on silk. Possibly Pa. C. 1820. H 12-1/2" W 10-5/8". 2) Needlework sampler made by Mary Morriss. 1816. H 16" W 1

Two samplers including signed alphabet/pictorial sampler "Mary Stewart of Coirain (?) Born December the 4, 1807 Aged 12 - good condition, together with an unsigned alphabet sampler and unknown age - e

An English Needlework Embroidered Schoolgirl's Sampler Wrought by Mary Stokes, Dated 1816 the text reads: Tis religion that can give sweetest pleasures while we live tis religion must supply solid com

Early 19thC pictoral & alphabet sampler wrought by Mary B Whitney aged 10 (born 1813) - 17 1/2"x12 1/2" overall framed size

(ANCESTOR OF SENATOR MARGARET CHASE SMITH), SILHOUETTE CUT BY JAMES HOSLEY WHITCOMB OF N.H. Includes an early 19th century sampler with decorative floral vine border centering eleven alpha numeric row

American Needlework on Linen Sampler Lettered RB, 1771 Worked in silk threads on a linen ground, composed of alpha-numeric lines, above a pictorial reserve. Sight height 16 1/2 inches, width 10 3/4 in

19TH CENT NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER ON LINEN - WROUGHT BY LILLIE C TOMPKINS 12 YRS - ROWS OF ALPHA NUMERIC - FRAMED 9 3/4" X 8" - LABEL ON BACK W/ FAMILY PROVENANCE LITTLE COMPTON R.I. TOMPKIN FAMILY - SPOTT

Displaying a great variety of samples of stitches, alpha-numerics and flowers, Cross and figure. 29 x 24 inches. framed 33 x 28 inches (overall)

An English Needlepoint Sampler mary ann stark, dated 1848 Mary Ann Stark was born in 1834 in Devonshire, England. Frame: 15 3/4 x 15 3/4 inches. Estimate $ 250-350

A very nice American Marking Sampler by Betsy Ann (Elizabeth) Cornwell, aged 12.The sampler dates c. 1828 because Betsy stitched that she was born April 26, 1816. The sampler includes the names of her

1816 schoolgirl sampler made by Mary Ann Parker, alphabet, numbers, birds, trees and flowers, 12" x 12", old frame,

Hand stitched schoolgirl sampler signed Mary Bage, handwritten note says she was born in England in 1798, 10.5"H x 12"W sight, strawberry and pine tree border, alphabet, numbers, and verse

This bowl measures 3.25 inches by 7.875 inches. It is signed with lower-case bunker as well as a alpha-numeric device. Per Vasefinder, Eugene F. Bunker Jr. (1928-1987) was born in Bozeman, Montana. He

Cotton on linen. Birds, flowers and verse on "Honesty" with "Mary Rees aged 10, 1837". Most likely by Mary Rees, born 1826 in Ashtabula County, daughter of Henry and Mary Rees. Two pen and ink poems o

2 American needlework samplers. The first by Elizabeth Heyer, 1820. Frame size: H 21-3/4", W 16-3/8", sight size: H 17-1/4", W 12". The second by Mary Cressey, born 1814 with house, trees and figure.

Two American needlework samplers. The first by Elizabeth Heyer, 1820. Frame size: H 21-3/4", W 16-3/8", sight size: H 17-1/4", W 12". The second by Mary Cressey, born 1814 with house, trees and figure