American Needlework by Georgiana Brown Harbeson

American Needlework The History of Decorative Stitchery and Embroidery From the Late 16th to the 20th Century Numerous Illustrations photos. Author: <

Chinese Sancai Glazed Pottery Tang Dynasty Horse. Ex Collection/Estate of John Frederick Harbeson and Georgiana Brown Harbeson, Philadelphia. Size: 20'' x 18.5'' x 5.25'' (51 x 47 x 13 cm). Note: Ther

Antique African Songye Axe and Long Knife. Ex Collection/Estate of John Frederick Harbeson and Georgiana Brown Harbeson, Philadelphia. Sizes: 1) 27.5'' x 5.5'' x 1.75'' (70 x 14 x 4 cm); 2) 17'' x 8.2

This needlework composition is after a fiber art work first wrought by Georgiana Brown Harbeson (1894-1980) and pictured on the cover of NEEDLECRAFT The Home Arts Magazine July 1933. This rendition is

Twentieth century. Includes "American Needlework" by Harbeson, "Crewel Embroidery" by Edwards, "Needlework in America" by Bath, etc. Hardcover and paperback, varying condition.

This lot includes:Gallery COA & free domestic shipping (*insurance and international shipping for an additional charge)Artist: Tom WesselmannTitle: American Brown Medium: ScreenprintSize: 16&rdquo; x

Tom Wesselmann Great American Brown Nude: Cut-out 1971screenprint in colors sheet: 16 h &times; 20 w in (41 &times; 51 cm) Signed to lower left 'Wesselmann'. Printer's stamp to verso.

Fine large early American needlework memorial picture. Philadelphia, early 19th century. Original frame with eglomise mat. Excellent condition. Frame size: H 32-3/4", W 38-1/2". Opening: H 25-3/4", W

Early American needlework sampler. Anne Mooers, born 1760. Excellent condition with minor imperfections. Framed size H 13-1/8" W 9-1/8". Opening size H 11" W 7". Please refer to this link for a high-r

early 19th century; large Front Yard sampler, worked by Mary Ann Roberts, floral border with Dove of Peace, poem "On Prayer," large house with trees, fence, and various animals, signed "Mary Ann Rober

American needlework sampler, signed, 1820, Wrought by Tomasin Storey, Durham, depicts a deer, a parrot, and a man ploughing, framed under glass, 21"h x 18"w (textile), 25.5"h x 22.25"w (frame)

SARAH LOVEL (AMERICAN) NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, silk on linen, eight rows of letters and numbers above two flower baskets and "Sarah Lovel, / aged 11 years / 1831" flanked by floral sprigs and dogs, all wi

Good lot of 3 American needlework samplers. Ester Vincent 1823, frame size H 19-3/4" W 13-3/4". Rebecca Stoel 1825, Watertown, NY 1825. Frame size H 25-1/4" W 25-1/8". Sarah Murray 1837 frame size H20

Back lacing with cream-colored stitching and cream suede bindings, linen facings, hand-sewn eyelets, hand-stitched on the interior with wide stitches, baleen boning. B-34, CBL-15. (Wear to bindings, s

American Needlework Sampler by Polly Hurd, Aged 8, 1787silk thread on course linen ground, possibly Watertown, MA, having alphabet and numerals, verse, and pictorial designs with animals and birds alo

Silk on linen. Floral border and trees, verse and "Wrought by Caroline C. Howe Aged 14 years 1835". Lists birth, marriage and death dates for her parents Amasa and Mary Howe and their eight children i

Three American Needlework Pictures 19th Century comprising scenes of a hunting dog, a train station, and a town view. train example dated 1864 to lower right. Largest 17 5/8 x 22 1/2 inches. This lot

19th Century American schoolhouse needlework sampler by Rebecca Clark, dated June 14, 1822. Visual image 18.5 x 19.5, Framed 21" H x 20" W. Condition report: Good condition, no issues, please examine

American Needlework Sampler by Louisa Levering. Embroidered in wool on linen weave. Strawberry and vine border, enclosing six alphabets and numerals, some decorated, others in hollow letters; others d

Depicting a child leaning on a large dog, worked by Mary Elias, dated "Philadelphia, December the 15th, 1857," sight size: 16 3/4 x 22 1/4 in., framed size: 19 1/2 x 25 1/4 inches.

American Needlework Sampler - Margaret Smith, born August 21 1799. Age 11. Portsmouth New Hampshire area. x 16". Sampler size 15-14" x 10-3/4". Unframed.

AN AMERICAN BROWN LACQUERED CHINOISERIE STANDING FLOOR LAMP, CIRCA 1900-1950, of painted and gessoed pine, the tubular standard painted dark brown with cloud decoration supporting brass pan and socket

Sophia Maria/Richmond /aged 7 years/and 5 months...Wrought in the/school of Miss/Lephe Ferre, alphabets, poem, (stains) 17.25” by 12.75” (sight); the other, Ellen Hough/aged 10 years/AD 1838, with

Worked by Mary Mitchell, dated 1825, 14 x 14 1/2 in., framed.