American Needlework Stitchery Embroidery

American Needlework The History of Decorative Stitchery and Embroidery From the Late 16th to the 20th Century Numerous Illustrations photos. Author: <

18th/19th century Anglo-American silk needlework embroidery depicting an allegorical scene with figures outside a town. Framed under glass. Scattered staining and discoloration. Overall: 21.75 x 24in.

Antique American Embroidery Needlework. Approx Painting Size: 15 x 17 x1 in

An early 19th century American needlework sampler. Multicolor embroidery on linen, made by "Katharine Barnabee, born in January 1804, Peru. Oct. 3 1817". Eight rows of alphabet and numerals within an

AMERICAN / BRITISH NEEDLEWORK PICTURE, embroidery and watercolor on silk, depicting a female harp player with urn to left and castle in background. Gold-painted frame. Inscribed on verso paper "A need

An early 19th century American needlework sampler. Red embroidery on homespun, initialed "AF" and dated "3.6.12". Seven rows of alphabet and numerals. Staining and minor damage, not examined out of fr

American, 20th Century. With needlework embroidery shades featuring (1) a shepherd and animals including a cow, lion, goat, leopard, and fox; (2) Noah's ark and animals; and (3) a ship at sea. Redware

A 19th century American Centennial needlework sampler. Multicolor embroidery on linen, made by "Eliza S. Anderson, born DePeyster, February 1862" and dated "1876" for the Centennial year. Eight rows o

AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK PICTURE, silk floral embroidery on satin. Conservation framed under glass. First quarter 19th century. 7 1/2" x 5 1/2" sight, 8 7/8" x 6 7/8" OA.Very good condition, short separati

Twentieth century. Includes "American Needlework" by Harbeson, "Crewel Embroidery" by Edwards, "Needlework in America" by Bath, etc. Hardcover and paperback, varying condition.

This is a fine early 19th-century American needlework wall hanging panel depicting one large and two smaller vases with flower compositions in shades of red, blue, yellow, and white. Presented in an o

eagle mounting American flag shield and bunting; "E Pluribus Unum" motto. Frame size: 23 1/4" high, 30" wide. Fading. Not examined out of frame.

Polychrome silk embroidery on linen with upper case block letter alphabet over numbers over script upper case alphabet over Jame H. Campbell, over two perching blue birds with flowers in beaks, flanke

The Whole Damn Family folk art needlework & watercolor on fabric. American, circa 1920. Frame size H 23-14" W 23"

Wrought by Mary Phillips Aged 13 January 1804. Crafted of wool embroidery and crewel work. Features alphabet and numbers with a poem "My heart exults while to the attentive eye the curious needle spre

This American or English early 1800s embroidered picture of a vase of flowers in a gold frame is a wonderful and very decorative example of early school needlework. Note: there are some slightly darke

Unquestionably the best reference book available on early American schoolgirl needlework. This original two volume hardcover boxed set has never been opened and is still in its original clear protecti

American, 20th century needlework depicting a fractal composition with a bird at lower center, signed on the stretcher verso, 32" x 41" overall.

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.

Framed print of an American woman with the American flag in front of warships and a fort. Printed on fabric, and embroidered with flowers. Embroidery reads "F.H. 1914". Before America's entry into the

American, 19th century. Two linen drawstring bags with floral embroidery. Hand stitched with blue and machine sewn with red. Both have tears (fabric is fragile). 9", 9.25"h. And a green linen wallet w

An Interesting Folk Art Piece. There appear to be quite a few dark spots, as well as some overall Dinginess. The needlework image is of an orange Eagle atop an American flag. Sight measurements are 17

Needlework Sampler Folk art United States. A hand stitched crewel embroidery on linen that shows an American bald eagle with the words "exitus acta probat" which means "the outcome justifies the deed"

Fine needlework and stumpwork with house. American, early 19th century. Frame size H 22-18" W 18-7/8" D 2" Opening H 18-7/8" W 15-12". Condition: Very good with minor imperfections. Please refer to th