1830 Massachusetts Sampler

Silk on linen. Multiple figures, trees, building and bridge, farm animals, strawberries, and a floral border with alphabet, verse and unfinished center. "Hannah Cox Her Work In The 11 Year of Her Age.

Made by Anna Dodge (1792-1868), Beverly, Essex County, MA, dated 1803, silk on silk on "linsey-woolsey." Colorful flowers, alphabet lines, and a verse on an unusual, and distinctly New England, green

Massachusetts School Girl Sampler made by Emily Sparhawk (Perry) (1813-1894), silk on linen, having rows of alphabet letters, numerals, and other decorative images above a poem reading "Religion shoul

Pictures Birds, House, Animal, Trees and Flower Basket. Sampler: 17" x 15". Frame: 18 1/2" x 16 1/2". Has some wear and holes in alphabet and below her name. See photos for condition and details. Loca

MASSACHUSETTS NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERDated 1797Wrought by "Rizpah Farmer born Sept. the 26, 1797 Aged 13 Years.". Note verso indicates Farmer was born in Middlesex, Massachusetts. Depicts alphabe

LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, POSSIBLY SHAKERDated 1802"Fear Percivals Sampler Made In The 17th year of her age she was Born in Lenox July the 15th 1785 and died May 1815". Rows o

CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERDated 1825Wrought by "Olive H. Tucker aged 9 years Canton Sept. 11th 1825". Rows of alphabets and numerals over a panel with maker's inscription. Serp

1830 hand stitched sampler by M. Sinclair dated 1830 with a alphabet, numbers, willow tree, 2 figures, a dove of peace, other birds, trees and tulip border, 14" x 19" including contemporary frame

c. 1791, Elizabeth S. Hunt, aged 7, Newbury, Massachusetts, alphabets, basket of fruit and poem, 17.5" by 8.5", framed under glass From

Two miniature needlework samplers by Catherin Ashley, done one year apart, 1830 and 1831. Original gold-leaf frames. Excellent original condition without flaws. Framed size of each is H 4-3/8" W 3-7/8

TWO MASSACHUSETTS NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERSDated 18351) Wrought by “Susan L. Vining 1835. ... Abington Mass”. Upper half with rows of alphabets and numerals. Lower half with religious verse. 13.

Elizabeth Brereton. Sampler. 1830. Signed and dated. Thread on cloth. Expected aging, overall excellent condition. 20" x 20" including frame. Est. $300-500. Ship: $55

Probably Massachusetts, 1830-60. Of ovoid form with slightly flared rim and rounded foot, covered in brick red glaze streaked in manganese brown. Height 5 inches. Together with a contemporary redware

Fine needlework sampler with geometric border. Bright colors in excellent condition. Frame size H 22-1/4" W 17-1/4" Sight size H 20-1/4" W 15-3/4". Please refer to this link for high-res for high-res

NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTS PICTORIAL NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, silk on linen, top half with six alphabet rows segmented by decorative stitching above a four-row verse of "How blest the [M]aid whom circling

HAVERHILL, MASSACHUSETTS MEMORIAL NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, silk on linen, six alphabet and numeral rows segmented by decorative stitching above two four-row verses, lower half with an oval vignette of two

This colorful, graphic sampler is inscribed: Judith Eschback/ Sampler Worked in the 10 Year of her age 1830. Scattered among the motifs of flowering vines, vases of flowers, birds, and other patterns

Lucy B. 1830 Alphabet/Poem Pictorial Sampler. With 2-1/2 story house, barn and girl with basket of flowers. Flowers. Floral vine border. Un-framed, 15" x 17". Condition: Good with toning and wear.

A Massachusetts Pictorial Needlework Sampler Circa 1792 identified Haverhill March 10 Polly Ayer / Born in the Year of our Lord 1782 / This Wrought in the 10 Year of age.   along with alphabet li

Massachusetts 1793 Needlework Sampler. Signed "Deborah Lure born October 27, 1772", with label attached "Martha's Vineyard, Mass.". Framed and matted 9-3/4" x 11-3/4" overall. Condition: Good with ton

WILLSEY MEMORIAL SAMPLER C. 1830 BY MARY WILLSEY 7" X 5 1/2" SIGHT SIZE

First quarter 18th century, silk on linen. Lists "The Family of Asa and Mehetable Forbush" from Westborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts. They had seven children, the oldest Anna, born 1783 and th

Pair of early 19th C. samplers by Massachusetts sisters, both stich-signed and using blue, white, grey, and black thread, one marked "Wrought by Azubah Stone / in the 10th year of her age / July 31st

Massachusetts,Circa 1830 Eight day clock with Roman numeral painted iron dial and pierced hands with figured flame mahogany case with wood paneled front, a rare yet simplistic case. Mahogany 32" tall