Delaware 19th C. Needlework Sampler, H. Westley

Group of (3) 19th Century Needlework Samplersto include: Elisabeth H. Pickard, aged 11 years, circa 1834, possibly Ipswich, MA, silk on linen ground, having alphabet, numerals and verse, with geometri

19th century unfinished American sampler on frame. Excellent condition, no damage noted. H 18" W 29-3/4".

Mid 19th century needlework sampler, “Isabell Wood, Hampton, aged 14 years," with alphabet, flowers, house, strawberry and vine border, framed under glass, 16” h x 18” w (view), 18 3/8" h x 20 1

The sampler wrought by Maria Denison mounted within a maple tray, together with a Reynold's hand-written family register within a lemon gold frame. Sampler: H: 10.5 in., W: 10.25 in. (sight) Register:

One example depicting alphanumeric needlework over a crowned lion, aviary, and floral designs. Image 6.25”H x 8”W. Lemon gold frame 10.25”H x 12.25”W. The second example depict

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

Wrought by Frances Ann Hill, aged 8, Exeter, 1834. The serrated border surrounding rows of alphabet above a lower register of verse. (12.5 x 10 inches). H: 13.75 in., W: 11.5 in., D: 0.75 in.

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

Walnut framed 19th c. School girls needlework alphabet 8"(h) x 7 1/2"(L) sampler, dated 1848, overall framed is 10"(h) x 10"(L). [Provenance: Collection of Nan Bers, Rydal, PA.] CONDITION: Areas with

Framed 19th century school girl's needle work alphabet sampler, 16"H X 10 1k/2"L, overall size framed is 17"H X 11 1/2"L. Condition: Areas with toning and sporadic fading.

Needlework sampler by Jean Barr, sewed in 1837, crested by alphabet h. 17 w. 13 in. (sight) overall: 18-1/2 x 14-3/4 in. (frame) Provenance: Descended through a Bedford, NY family [In Situ Item] This

Four needlework samplers. American. 19th century. Earliest dated 1827. Baltimore City. Largest, Caroline German H 20-3/8" W 25-1/4". Smallest, Christina K. Rawlston H 9-1/2" W 11-1/2". Condition: Some

Large New York needlework sampler, 19th/20th c., note verso "Huntington Family, Sea Cliff, L.I.", 20"h x 25"w (sight), 22.5"h x 28"w (with frame)

Framed needlework sampler by Ann Button aged 7 years, early 19th century, having the Tree of Life, serpent, and a floral border, 16.5"h x 16.5"w

Suffield, Connecticut, 18th/19th C. Together with a double silhouette of Thaddeus Sikes (1775-1829) and Dianthe Rising Sikes (1777-1829), 19th C. Needlework: 14-1/4"h x 11-1/4"w Silhouette: 8-1/4"h x

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

19th-C depicting a colonial house, angles, figures, a dog, and a verse with the makers name "Eliza Tomlinson" Sight measures 17-1/2"w x 16-1/2"h. Overall with original frame measures 24-1/2" w x 24"h.

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)

Early 19th C. 16"h x 26"w By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnston DeForest.

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

Wrought by Charlotte Roser at 11 years old. Silk on linen. Old label affixed to back of frame. Early to mid 19th century. Dimensions: Frame H 18.75" x W 16.75" Conditions: Minor tears in needlework, a

19th Century American Folk Art School Girl Sampler Dated 1835 by Susan Lavinia Vail Finely Executed Needlework Alphabet and Numerics in Partially Gilded Frame Dimensions Approx: Frame 20.5"H x 21.5"L

Mary Williams Sampler 1748 and an early 19th C Mourning work titled Innocence. Size: Largest: Framed: 19.5" H x 19.5" W x 1" D; Sight: 16" H x 16" W

Framed 19th century school girl's needle work Alphabet and Numerals Samlpler with bird and floral decorations, 10 1/4"H X 14 1/2"L, signed and daated "Mary Fenton 1817". Overall size framed is 14 1/2"