Three Antique Schoolgirl Samplers

Three (3) Schoolgirl Needlework Samplers, English and Continental, all signed. 1st item: Ann Clark's sampler, 1835, silk on linen. Entirely cross stitched. Wave border over five horizonal bands, the u

1817 schoolgirl needlework sampler stitched by Sarah Preston, silk on linen, three alphabets, two tree pictures and verse: "Jesus permit thy gracious name to stand as the first effort of a youth full

Three (3) English needlework samplers. 1st item: Needlework school girl alphabet and family record sampler by Mary Ann Groop, dated January 28, 1828, silk on linen, with ten rows of alphabet and numer

1) "Eliza Ann Gary", 1830, "The Riseing (sic) Morning...", "Remember thy creator in the/ days of thy youth.". 21.75" x 21.75". 2) "Amanda M Stratton Born M

Three antique samplers, comprising: 1) Dear House. Water-stained. 2) Two samplers with ships inscription. Dimensions:  Framed - 18.25" H x 14" W;  &nb

Antique 1855 Schoolgirl Sampler. Pictorial Sampler. Colors are bright, no foxing or spotting on the piece. On a linen ground, then mounted on linen, then framed. No glass. Appears to be done by Mary J

IN MODERN TIGER MAPLE FRAMES; 10 7/8" X 10 3/8", 8 3/4" X 9 3/8", 9 7/8" X 9 3/8"

The largest sampler: inscribed with the alphabet and numbers and including the inscription "Elizina SPaulding is my name/America is my Pleasant station/ Cavindish is my native place/ And Christ is my

19th century. The group includes three various samplers all housed in very attractive custom made figured maple frames. One frame the birds eye example is of the period. Largest: H 23 1/2" W13 1/4" (f

Three Antique French Needlepoint Samplers, two after the La Fontaine poem “Le Renard et Le Corbeau”, the third with a foliate surround centering a baby dragon, each presented in a wood fra

Antique American school girl sampler. Features a variety of vases, plants, keys, crosses, religious symbols and text. Sight measures 8 3/4 in. x 15 1/4 in. Frame measures 10 in. x 16 1/2 in. Good over

Antique American school girl sampler. Features several variations of the alphabet. Done by Cornelia Ann Thompson of Kelvin Grove. Sight measures 17 in. x 16 in. Frame measures 19 in x 18 in. Good over

THREE SMALL NEW ENGLAND SCHOOLGIRL SAMPLERSOne wrought by Salla White in Nov. 1791, one by Rebecca Cole in 1825 and one by Annie B. Prescott in 1887.Framed 7.25” x 9.25”, 6.75” x 8.7

Early and vibrant. Backing ribbon shows toning where exposed beyond the book’s protection. Measures 2.25 x 4.75” and mount 3 x 8.5”. Please see photos and ask questions. Thanks much for looking.

Antique early 19th Century American School girl embroidered sampler on linen, produced circa 1816 by Susanna Snow, aged 8 years. Depicts floral fruit and trees, with birds and peacocks surrounded by a

Mary Seymour, possibly Ohio, 1815, silk on linen. Central flowers and birds, with alphabet and number lines above and a verse below, and with "Mary Seymour aged 8 years 1815." In a later frame, 18.5"

Potodnik Franciska, Domzale, Slovenia, 1906, wool on linen. Vibrant sampler with number and alphabet strings, and strong graphics. Unframed. 24.5" high, 11" wide. SUS

1858 framed schoolgirl sampler with alphabet, bird, flower baskets, deer, etc., antique walnut frame, overall 15" square

Antique alphabet sampler done by Elizabeth Lant, age 11 yrs. It measures x It has a reclining deer, alphabet and numbers with a short writing.

Early 19th c. American Schoolgirl Sampler. Alphabet, Numbers, Religious symbols. Initialed under each Chalice. Antique wood frame under glass. Measures 14 1/2"x14 1/2"x3/4". Weight 3 pds. PROVENANCE:

Three Antique Needlework on Punched Paper Book Marks. Two are signed "S.A.G." (one dated 1854, same as previous sampler lot), and one "R.L.". Largest measures 8-3/4"l. Condition: Good with minor stain

Massachusetts School Girl Sampler made by Emily Sparhawk (Perry) (1813-1894), silk on linen, having rows of alphabet letters, numerals, and other decorative images above a poem reading "Religion shoul

Schoolgirl Pictorial needlework sampler by Caroline Hayward, dated 1824, probably England or Massachusetts, strawberry border enclosing a verse, "Teach me to feel a brother's woe/ to bide the pain and

Four (4) East Tennessee Regional Textile items, including Irish sampler. 1st item: 19th century Irish school girl verse sampler made by Jane Vance. Silk on dark linen with verse reading "Remember now