Sampler with "Her Sampler 1736" Alphabet and Ornate Designs

Sampler: 12" x 9". Frame: 13 1/2" x 10 1/2". See photos for condition and details.

Polychrome alphabet sampler with floral border and floral designs below text. 16.5"h x 10"w

Signed Hedwig - Needlepoint sampler frame from 1880. Red lettering and Greek Key design.

A loose needlepoint sampler, in fine condition, with alphabet, floral and bird design, "Clara Billob, Aged 10"; 16.5" x 16.5". This hobby of sampler production was most common in the first half of the

1898 CROSSSTICH SAMPLER: Auguste Heinicke was 9 years old when she completed this sampler in 1898 which includes the alphabet, numbers and border designs stitched in red cotton, on a cotton tea towel,

Flowers on vine border with inscriptions flanking family tree design. Alphabet and numerical panels. Wrought by Priscilla Kepner, 1848. 21" X 17" (24" X 20")

Antique early 19th century American embroidered sampler on linen. Includes alphabets, house and animals with foliage design, created circa 1830 by Agnes Thomson, aged 10. Good condition with surface w

An American Silk Embroidered Bird and Vine Sampler Circa 1821 identified Maria Watkins / December 8th 1821. featuring finely stitched alphabet lines, floral designs, and a perched bird. with an excerp

alphabet and floral designs, K.S. Saeby, 15" X 17 1/2" plus frame.

Needlework Sampler, Rachel Furness 1796, polychrome with alphabet, numerals, verse, and border design, in birds eye maple frame, sight size 16 1/2" x 10", frame size 20" x 14"

Antique sampler done by Rebecca Even dated 1808 (no place noted). Alphabet and floral design in birdseye maple frame. 10.5 x 13.5 inches, framed 15.5 x 19.5 inches.

Alphabet and needlework designs. 20 x 14 largest, 8 x 13 smallest. (Two with holes and stains) fair, one excellent.

Alphabet, Hearts and Other Designs - Made with Thick Thread. Some wear and staining. See photos for condition and details.

dated 1827 and 1828, both by Martha Purchase, One with triple alphabet and numbers, floral designs, dated September 25, 1827, in later walnut frame, 13 3/4" x 12" sight size, overall 19" x 17". The ot

Hand stiched birth sampler style announcement, with the alphabet and Paul as the name Birth year 8-29-1988, the Latin meaning Small, royal designs such as crowns and lions from family crest, in a wood

FOLK ART SAMPLER DATED 1836: Folk art needlepoint sampler, dated 1836 showcasing letters of the alphabet, numbers 1-10, family member names, etc. in rows over a symmetrical design of a church flanked

1. RED AND GREEN BORDER ALPHABET STITCHING SAMPLES 15" X 16" 2. ORNATE BORDER AND STITCHING POEM IN CENTER 17" X 18" TERMS: UPDATED 2023 TERMS FOR PURCHASING AND SHIPPING OF AUCTION ITEMS. PLEASE READ

Diamond pattern with many different designs. measures approximately 16 3/4" by 14 3/4" by 15". possibly a sampler of styles. bottom has paper tag that states there is a square done in mour

Kentucky needlework sampler, dated 1840, wool on linen, with decorative center floral spray cartouche and partial strawberry border at top and sides. Encloses partial alphabet and a verse: "When Youth

Two early samplers including: Alphabet sampler signed "Marie Stanger", circa 1850 - frame size 13" x 13" - very good condition; and an alphabet and motto sampler signed "Lucinda M. Baldwin's Sampler M

SARAH LINCOLN LUKENS Hand Stitched Antique Sampler. Small embroidered sampler with alphabet, numbers and figural details. Paper label to back with artist's name and history.-- Dimensions: Image Size:

2 Needlework Samplers, one alphabet sampler signed and dated Esther Chamberlin's Sampler 1837. and one sampler with poem "The glad sun exulting in his might comes from the shadows of the night." Size:

Two 19th Century Needlepoint Samplers. Comprising 1819 alphabet sampler in ebonized frame; 1833 sampler with short poem 'This piece of work my friends may have, When I am in the silent grave, For them

England, 18th - 19th century. Alphabet sampler dated 1789. Alphabet sampler by Elizabeth Ann Fletcher. Alphabet and numeral sampler by Ann Maria Brown from 1852. Varying wear. Ranging from 8.5"w - 6.5