MUSLIN DRESS with CREWEL EMBROIDERY, AMERICAN, 1810

White cotton embroidered with pink, red and olive green posies, having fall-open bodice and long sleeve with slightly puffed cuff, front neckline edged in three ruched bands, bodice back and sides lin

Fashioned from 1770s pink and ivory jacquard, having long sleeve empire bodice with slightly gathered square neckline, back hook & eye closures, self band at waist, bodice back lined in muslin. Tag in

Turn-of-the-century hair and crewel tapestry, possibly Northwest construction.

Transparent white cotton with fall-open bodice and long sleeve, having tambour embroidered palm leaves in brown and green decorating the neckline and cuff, slightly trained skirt with a border of palm

2 Antique American Crewel Stitch EmbroideriesSize: 1) 19.5'' x 17'', 50 x 43 cm (sight); 22.25'' x 19.75'', 57 x 50 cm (frame); 2) 19.5'' x 14.75'', 50 x 37 cm (sight); 22.25'' x 17.75'', 57 x 45 cm (

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

This Is A Vintage Circular Framed Crewel Embroidery Piece Of An Bald Headed American Eagle With A Center Flag Shield, Spread Wings, Gold Ribbon In His Beak And Arrows In One Talon And A Branch In The

Needlework Sampler Folk art United States. A hand stitched crewel embroidery on linen that shows an American bald eagle with the words "exitus acta probat" which means "the outcome justifies the deed"

Chestnut taffeta with a subtle woven stripe having long collared sleeve with tucks, shaped with small gathers at the elbow, bodice front with fan pleats lined in glazed muslin padded at the bust, wais

(American, 1810-1884). Miniature portrait of boy in red dress, gouache, marked on paper in case, "painted by M.B. Russell 1842," (photo of signature provided) with lock of hair, in original locket cas

Includes Collectible Iron, Tin, Copper, & Brass, Old American Kitchenware, Kitchen Antiques 1790-1940, Kitchen Antiques, Pfaltzgraff America's Potter, Griswold & Wagner, The Art of Crewel Embroidery,

An American Embroidery on Velvet Last Quarter 19th Century in silk and metallic thread, depicting a family in colonial dress. 24 1/2 x 57 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati. Property from t

20th century American Chippendale style wing back chair with crewel work textile upholstery. By Vanguard of Hickory North Carolina. Measuring approx 34" from arm to arm, 27" deep, the seat height is 1

Lot 72 Geoffrey Beene American (1924-2004) Atelier Mannequin muslin covered dress form with hand applied design markings with bottom basket cage and stand Mannequin: 48 x 15 x 7 inches Additional Inf

Wrought by Mary Phillips Aged 13 January 1804. Crafted of wool embroidery and crewel work. Features alphabet and numbers with a poem "My heart exults while to the attentive eye the curious needle spre

Old Indian Doll, hide with beadwork dress  and moccasins.  H 14-1/2". Body under dress is muslin with felt leggings. Head is hide. In house US Fedex ground shipping available for $40. Stand

Pecan-brown having a meandering stylized floral in red, white, and green, high-waisted bodice with front hook & eye closure, gigot sleeve, bodice lined in muslin, matching capelet with wide scalloped

19th c. American embroidered silk textile- Girl in Yellow Dress- gouache and embroidery on silk, slightly light struck. 7 1/2 x 9''

Circa 1810-30, American portraits oil on board laid on wood panel. Her with wide linen collar and black dress with open leather bound book in hand, him with black waist coat and high collared shirt, 2

Painted embroidery with crewel work depicting a lady in Classical dress mourning by a tomb monument, in an oval gilt gesso frame. Some toning and pulls. Sight 10"h x 7.5"w, frame 13"h x 10.5"w. Waterc

V-neck with lace collar at back, short sleeves with lace cuffs, snap and faux button front, white muslin with intricate lace and floral embroidery, snap side closure on skirt, tiered skirt with lace t

Circa 1810, likely Charleston, South Carolina or Caribbean. The work features a very well rendered gentleman, likely of Caribbean or African American descent, seated proudly in stately dress. Housed i

c. 1810, seated young woman in a blue dress, original frame, 3.25"diam. Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

American School, early 19th century folk portrait of an elegant woman in a blue dress with a lace collar holding a piece of embroidery, apparently unsigned, 30"h x 24.5"w, overall dimensions including