Three 19th Century English Needlework Samplers

Three Needlework Samplers English and American, 18th/19th Century comprising an unframed example signed Mary Mallaby and dated 1766, a framed example signed Laura Williams and dated 1804, and a small

19th c. English needlework sampler "Jessie Anne Kessack Dunlugus 1880", in exceptional heart motif polychrome painted frame. 22 1/2" x 22" overall.

19th c. English needlework sampler "Ann Norbury 1800". Sight 13" x 10 1/4". Provenance verso.

A 19th century English needlework sampler on very fine Linen. Made by "Mary Freedman, Aged 10 years, 1828". One four row prayer with elaborate floral embroidery and scrolling borders. Wear and minor d

A mid 19th century English needlework sampler. Attributed to a former student at a London orphan school called the "Raines Asylum". Multi-color silk embroidery on linen, depicting florals and birds wi

A 19th century English needlework sampler on Linen. Made by "Alvinia Turner, 9 July 1838." Four rows of alphabet with floral border. Some discoloration minor moth damage, not examined out of frame. Sa

A late 18th to early 19th century English needlework sampler on Homespun. Upper and lower alphabets with flower baskets, stags, vases, and crown. Possibly initialed "VTB". Fading and minor damage, not

A late 18th to early 19th century English needlework sampler. Multicolor embroidery on homespun, initialed "VTB". Upper and lower alphabets with flower baskets, stags, vases, and crown. Fading and min

A group of seven American or English needlework samplers19th century24 3/4 x 22in (63 x 56cm) Provenance:Property from a Private Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles Collection.

ENGLISH NEEDLEWORK SAMPLEREarly 19th CenturyDepicts potted plants, angels, peafowl and other animals, Adam and Eve with the Tree of Knowledge, etc. Flowering vine border.25" x 24" sight. Framed 27" x

A group of three American linen needlework samplers19th centuryWrought by Alydie Bodenstots, Marietta, 1825; Mary A Fisher, Lebanon, 1850 and another without date or town.height of tallest 19in (48cm)

Needlework sampler by Mary Ann Holdsworth, aged 8, 19th c., probably English, colored thread on linen, 16.25"h x 12.5"w (sight), 17.75"h x 14"w (framed)

18th century English needlework alphabet sampler, silk on linen, signed Ann Scruton and dated, possibly 1789 or 1794. Three sections of alphabet over the signature and date, with a band of flowers and

English School, 19th C. worked by Eleanor Roberts. Sight size: 16-1/2"h x 21-1/2"w Overall: 20-1/4"h x 25-1/4"w

Three Needlework Embroideries (19th century) Including a sampler wrought by Jean Mcaulay, signed "Jean Mcaulay sowed this with Henat Anderson, Sampler, 1826" with the names and initials of family memb

English or Continental Needlework on Linen Sampler Early 19th century Height 10 inches, width 10 inches; Together with an English Copperplate Printed Cotton Fabric Panel, circa 1785, titled The Turf I

19th Century Cross Stitch and Needle Work Alphabet Sampler. Signed on bottom Eleanor M. Cook, July 30, 1828. Lower panel with two story house flanked by birds and trees with three sheep in foreground.

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 (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

First half 19th century, wool on linen. "R. Syler, age 8, November, 1802" with alphabet, numerals, animals, crown, trees and milk maid. 9.25"h. 17"w. and "Manny Sophia Cardall Bofence, August 16, Aged

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

Group of three 19th century English mahogany veneered tea caddies comprising: a double caddy with banded top having a silver plaque and Anglo-Irish colorless glass mixing bowl; an octagonal form caddy

English, 19th century. Group of three large blue and white transferware platters with figural, landscape, and floral motif. One marked Copeland Spode to back. Provenance: From the Private Collection o

English, 19th century, group of thee rosewood veneered tea caddies, the largest having brass inlay, double lidded compartments, and space for a mixing bowl. Unmarked. Approx. of the largest, h. 6.5",