Unframed early American schoolgirl sampler dated 1821

Unframed early American schoolgirl sampler dated 1821, includes alphabet, numbers, 2 verses, signed Jane Gammon, June 1821, all in blue thread, 10"T x 8.5"W

American. (1) sampler circa 1821; (2) early alphabet sampler. Unframed fragment, 12"h. 10"w. Framed sampler, 18.25"h. 19.5"w.

TEXTILES: Schoolgirl samplers, darning samplers, an embroidery with family dates, and an embroidery of decorative borders in metallic threads, American and Continental, early 19th C., seven unframed p

Early American Sampler Dated 1818. Maker Hannah Hickman. Framed under glass. Good condition consistent with age. Measures 17" x 17", frame measures 22" x 22".

EARLY AMERICAN SCHOOLGIRL SAMPLER WROUGHT BY ANN KINGSNORTH, AGED 13 YEARS; 13" X 13", SOME DAMAGE TO EDGES, MOST SIGNIFICANT IN UPPER LEFT QUADRANT AND ON LOWER EDGE

Early American sampler dated 1848, 16"x14.3"

EARLY AMERICAN SCHOOLGIRL NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERCirca 1820Wrought by S. Cook. Undated. Silk on cotton. Housed in a Late 19th Century walnut frame with gilt liner.16î x 15.5î. Framed 19.75î

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:

Early schoolgirl sampler unframed, includes the alphabet, strawberries, deer, and tree, 13"T x 8"W

19th Century American Folk Art School Girl Sampler Dated 1835 by Susan Lavinia Vail Finely Executed Needlework Alphabet and Numerics in Partially Gilded Frame Dimensions Approx: Frame 20.5"H x 21.5"L

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

An American Needlework Schoolgirl's Sampler Wrought by Margaret Wingate, Dated 1836 17 1/2 x 13 inches (sight).

American schoolgirl needlework sampler with alphabet. New Milford, CT. Dated 1800. Signed 'Lorry Mead'. Frame: H 7-1/2" W 9-1/4". Sight: H 5-1/4" W 7-1/4". Provenance: Former collection of Betty Gendl

Schoolgirl sampler, blue stitchery on linen, alphabet and numbers, signed Abigail Alden and dated 1821, newer frame, overall 12" x 15"

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

War of 1812 Needlework Silk on Linen Sampler Signed & Dated "Eliza R. Hilton aged 13, 1812" and Later of Historic Bartlett, NH. 1812-Dated War of 1812 Period, Identified Hand-made Needlework Sampler,

Historic Americana Choice 1871 Dated Hand-Wrought Needlework Sampler 1871-Dated, Hand-Wrought Needlepoint Sampler by "Maria Demarest," Framed, Choice Very Fine. A beautiful late 19th Century Hand-Embr

Historic Americana 1801-Dated Hand-Wrought "made by POLLY - Findlay, Ohio 1801" Framed Sampler 1801-Dated, Federal Period, Hand-Wrought Embroidered American Sampler with "made by POLLY - Findlay Ohio

Historic Americana 1864-Dated Civil War Embroidered Needlework Sampler 1864-Dated Civil War Period, Embroidered Needlework Sampler Initials Signed, "B T", Very Fine. This Civil War "1864" Dated, embro

Suite of three needlework samplers by Ann Banks done at ages 6, 9, and 10, dated 1813, 1816 (aged 9) and 1817 (age 10). Glass is broken in one. 1) framed 2-1/2" x 8-3/4" , window 10-7/8" x 7-1/8" 2) f

(2) early samplers, unframed, from Hudson Valley estate, one dated Jan. 24 1832, other is not signed or dated. They measure 16.5" x 8" & 11.5" x 9".

An Early 19th Century American Needlepoint Sampler. Signed by Ann Dowson and dated 1820, with four lines of alphabet and numerals, as well as a discourse on family and attitude Sight: 17.75" x 12.75"

Schoolgirl hand stitched sampler, alphabet, short verse, and signed Mary Prentiss, Hopkinton (Massachusetts), aged 12, dated 1821, 12.5"H x 12"W

a very rare example of a American Southern needlework sampler that dated early 1800s by Sarah Bowers and signed Winchester Virginia bottom left. A great piece of American history. 12" x 25" framed beh