1811 Alphabet Sampler by Nancy Bagley

FRAMED ANTIQUE ALPHABET SAMPLER ON BROWN BACKGROUND SIGNED NANCY FELSENDEN AGE 12 YRS, 13½"x16", SOME PROVENANCE WRITTEN ON BACK.

19th Century Poem, Alphabet and Number Needlework Sampler Wrought by Nancy Hayward Aged 9"Mark how the bee employs each hourExtracting sweets from every flowerLips honied dew from out the belland

Adam and Eve needlework sampler. English, dated 1811. Minor losses and imperfections. Framed size H19" W 15-5/8". Sampler size approx H 16" W 12-1/2". Collection of Jim and Nancy Glazer. Please refer

VERY RARE NEEDLEWORK SHAKER SAMPLERBrown and blue alphabet, "Sally Greenfield her sampler Hancock September 24, 1809" and blue numbers 1 through 10; and "Polly E. Cranston", "Eight Sand Yers", "1811,

A late George III needlework sampler, with embroidered alphabet, birds and stylised flowers, with meandering floral border, by Richard Son, 11th of April 1811, within a glazed frame, 42 cm high x 30.5

Walnut framed 19th c. school girls needlework alphabet, genealogy & numerals 21 1/4" (height) x 19 1/2" (length) sampler, signed & dated "Wrought by Nancy Hemingway under the instruction of Miss H. Sh

American 1812 patriotic schoolgirl sampler, walnut frame, signed by Nancy Ann Benjamin, "Wrought this sampler in the 9th year of her age, 36th of the Independence", alphabet, and numbers, 13.5"T x 11"

Framed American needlepoint sampler on linen, with alphabet, flowers, and birds, center wreath with initials SV, possibly Sarah Veazey (Cecil, Maryland, 1795-1811), daughter of Col. Thomas Ward Veazey

1st item: Early Germantown, Kentucky needlework sampler, silk on linen, rendered entirely in cross stitch, with seven lines of alphabet in tan, black and blue cross stitch, over a signature, "Jane McC

Betsey F. Chase (American, born 1811), needlework sampler using silk thread on linen, featuring the alphabet, numbers one through twenty, florals, tree trunks and birds, "Betsey F Chase Hopkinton. Wro

LYMAN, NEW HAMPSHIRE NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, silk on linen, five and one-third alphabet and numeral rows, signed in the sixth row "Nancy C Stanley Lyman NH" above "When my name shall be forgot / The finge

DATED 1811, SIGNED; MARY DEMING - AGE 10 YEARS, WITH ALPHABET, NUMBERS, BASKET OF FRUIT, TRESS, PLANTS, AND VINE BORDER - FRAMED UNDER GLASS 16 3/4" X 17 3/4" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Har

WITH 4 ALPHABETS WITHIN A GEOMETRIC BORDER WITH BIRDS, PINE TREES AND HEARTS, DATED FEBRUARY 3, 1827, RESEARCH INDICATES THAT ANNA WAS BORN ABOUT 1811. SIZE 21" X 19". WALNUT BURL FRAME.

American or English, silk on silk. Birds above alphabets and numerals, initials and date "MAF 1811" and at the bottom flower urns, bird cages and a well. Eglomise frame, 10.25"h. 9"w.

Needlepoint sampler wrought by Amey Peters in 1811. A lovely geometric patterned border with curtains and tassels across the top. Alphabets and numbers as well as lines of a memorial to "Mr. (?) Peter

A Tennessee Alphabet Sampler Wrought by Mary Hartman Washington County, Tennessee, Circa 1819 with pastoral scene along bottom featuring a willow tree, house, mother and daughter, and dog. 16 1/4 x 18

Early 19thC pictoral & alphabet sampler wrought by Mary B Whitney aged 10 (born 1813) - 17 1/2"x12 1/2" overall framed size

"Dolly Southworth 1824" in a period stenciled frame, not examined out of frame. Fading, toning. Frame size: 21 1/4" high, 22" wide. Provenance: Property of a CT Private Collector.

Bucks County alphabet sampler worked by Jane Hillborn, 1812. Framed under glass. Frame opening: 12 x 12-1/2 in.

Pennsylvania school girl needlework alphabet sampler, wool on linen, 12 rows of alphabet and numerals divided by various stitches, signed "Mary Elizabeth Dobbs Aged 10 years November 11th 1847 Kittann

Fine needlework sampler, Nancy Houston, born 1804 her sampler 1818. Acworth New Hampshire. Framed size H17-1/2", W 19". Sampler size approx H15-1/2", W17". Excellent condition. One very minor imperfec

Alphabet Sampler. Wrought by Amy Haines, aged ? years, 1813. 17" x 10".

A Needlework Alphabet Sampler Wrought by Amanda Coolidge American, Circa 1827 identified Wrought by Amanda Coolidge in the Autumn of 1827 aged 11 years / Sibyl Carleton Instructress. with alphabet lin

A pictorial and alphabet sampler embroidered "Martha Wheeler is my name. With my needle work the same. So by this you plainly see what pains my mother took with me. Finished in the 8th year of her age