Miniature Framed Linen Alphabet Sampler

Framed Silk on Linen Sampler, with alphabet and verse, wrought by Gennet Hubbell, 11 years old, September 18, 1827, with five forms of alphabet, verse below: "behold the tears that Mary shed, her many

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

Nineteenth century. Two alphabet samplers on linen. One by Sally Burr with key border, 13.75"h. 14.25"w., and a small sampler in a variety of colors, 5.5"h. 6.4"w. Together with two hand colored botan

**Originally Listed At $800** North America, United States, ca. 1833 CE. A framed cotton or linen and silk needlepoint sampler with the alphabet and a virtuous poem, and the name and date: "Martha Ann

Lot 283 Nineteenth Century School Girl Sampler Nineteenth century school girl sampler, inscribed with alphabet and poem "Sarah Mock Feb. 6th 1837." 1837 Silk on linen  Framed: 19 x 17 in. Unframed:

Both wool on linen, framed in mahogany, including: Alphabet with flowers, horses and birds, "Suffer the little children to come to me", Jessie S. Wood, 1865 framed in Edinburgh, with label "Miss Jessi

American, 19th century. A stitched sampler on linen with alphabet lines, signed Sarah Jane Age 8. Framed; 11.75 x 15.5 in. (sight), 13 x 16.75 in. (frame). Provenance: Property from the Collections of

Second quarter 19th century, silk on linen. Alphabet and numerals with different styles of stitching. Done by "Catherine Barns, Canton, Ohio, May 17th, 1832". Framed, 19.5" x 19.5".

19th C alphabet sampler w/mirror at bottom, signed & dated Emma Chew AG80, 1848, on linen w/birds, flowers & numbers (1-10), linen has darkened over the years, 2 stains visible, some veneer loss on fr

Cotton on linen. Alphabets and numbers with "Anna Parsons, Her Exampler, Franklin, Del. NY". Stains. Framed, 9.25"h. 11.25"w. Anna (1803-1873), was the daughter of Thomas and Anna Parsons who resided

First half 19th century, silk and cotton on linen. Alphabets, sailing ship, house, couple and flowers with short verse and "Jamya F__ of _and M Hetherington Ad. 14". Loss. Framed, 16"h. 14"w.

Attributed to Pennsylvania, silk on linen. Alphabets, baskets of flowers and a house with two spires. "Mary Mellon, 1829" with initials. Minor stains. Framed, 21"h. 21"w.

American, 1812. A framed needlework sampler on linen, the upper portion having alphabets and numbers, signed in center 1812 / Elizabeth Dawson, Aged Fourteen, the lower portion with a verse surrounde

Possibly American, wool on linen. Alphabets, verse and peacocks “Jessie Sellar Aged 10 Abdn 1848”. Minor color bleeding. Framed, 13.75”h. 14.25”w.

Probably English, silk on finely woven linen. Alphabets, crowns and verse on "Virtue" with "Bridget Foley, her sampler finished September the 22, 1814". Loss. 12"h. 10"w., framed, 17.5"h. 15.5"w.

Probably American, 19th century. Silk on linen with alphabets, martin house, and house with trees. Remnants of name "Louisa __ Oct. th 21, 1801". Worn, stains. Framed, 19"h. 19"w. And a cottona and si

Mary Elizabeth Coventry Ended this work Oct 26 1826". English wool on fine linen, with no alphabet, straight viine border, floral urns, children, birds, cats, and sentiment: "O GOD the steps of pious

"Jane McKenzie, my work in the year of our Lord ,1853, aged 8, Spittal, Old Aberdeen" (Scotland). Wool cross stitch on coarse linen, having three alphabets, a field of family initials, featuring a bri

"Mary Ann Willard, aged 8, Cambridge Mass., July 9th 1830", wool on linen, with three alphabets, in tiger maple molded frame, glazed, OS: 14 1/2" x 13 1/2", SS: 12" x 11".

Cotton and silk on linen. Rows of alphabets, country cottage and flowers and parrots above "Jane Pirrie, Her Work Aged 8 Yrs. 1832". Light stain, minor loss. Framed, 21"h. 16"w.

"Wrought by Hannah Taft, Aged 11 years, 1827". Wool on linen, with three alphabets flowers at bottom. Poem reads: "My heart exults while to the attentive eye, The curious needle spreads the enamel'd d

Two Framed Alphabet and Numbers Samplersa brown cross stitch on linen gauze by Mary L. Burtis (10 1/4 x 9 5/8 inches), and a polychrome cross stitch on linen gauze by Lydia thomas, 1801 (12 1/2 x 10 1

"Olive Leonard Randall, Aged 13, Easton (Mass), September 17 1812." Wool on linen, with three alphabets and the sentiment: "Wish not ye winds at passing oer, The chambers of the dead ye fly, Weep not

British, black wool on linen, both with alphabets and numbers only; larger by Sarah Ann Lievesley, 1856; smaller by Mary Maria Powell of Downham Market, Norfolk, aged 7 years, 1835. Both in black stic