An Early 19th Century American Needlepoint Sampler.

An Early 19th Century American Needlepoint Sampler. Signed by Ann Dowson and dated 1820, with four lines of alphabet and numerals, as well as a discourse on family and attitude Sight: 17.75" x 12.75"

Needlework sampler. American, early 19th century. Condition: Minor imperfections. Frame H 19-1/8" W 20-3/8" Sight H 16-1/8" W 17-5/8".

Historic Americana Choice 1871 Dated Hand-Wrought Needlework Sampler 1871-Dated, Hand-Wrought Needlepoint Sampler by "Maria Demarest," Framed, Choice Very Fine. A beautiful late 19th Century Hand-Embr

Worked by Sarah Ann Ellias, dated December 23, 1857, Philadelphia, 20 x 22 1/4 in., in a curly maple frame.

Early 19th century framed needlepoint sampler dated 1825 and signed Elizabeth Mary Hawks. Birds eye maple frame. Condition: minor fading and discoloration, see images. Frame measures 16.5" tall x 15.7

Antique early 19th century American embroidered sampler on linen. Includes alphabets, house and animals with foliage design, created circa 1830 by Agnes Thomson, aged 10. Good condition with surface w

An early 19th century American needlework sampler on Linen. By "Katharine Barnabee was born in January 1804, Peru. Oct. 3 1817." Eight rows of alphabet and numerals within an endless chain border. Som

An early 19th century American needlework sampler. Multicolor embroidery on linen, made by "Katharine Barnabee, born in January 1804, Peru. Oct. 3 1817". Eight rows of alphabet and numerals within an

Early 19th century American framed sampler measuring 16.5" tall x 11.5" wide including the frame. Good condition as shown, see photos.

UNITED STATES, LATE 19TH CENTURY An American folk art needlepoint sampler. The needlepoint is decorated with various animals, flowers, articles, and the American flag and English Crown. The needlepoin

Antique early 19th Century American School girl embroidered sampler on linen, produced circa 1816 by Susanna Snow, aged 8 years. Depicts floral fruit and trees, with birds and peacocks surrounded by a

American, early 19th century samplers decorated with floral embroidery, figures, and birds, largest 17 1/4" x 12 1/4".

A highly detailed and intricate early 19th century sampler housed in a birdseye maple frame with gilt interior. The sampler features a large bird nesting in a flowering tree with other smaller birds i

Dated 1803, American Sampler by Aliza Crocker, Flowers, People, Near Tree and House 18" x 15".

DESCRIPTION: 19th Century needlepoint sampler with religious poem, mounted in a brown wood frame. Dated: (29th 1828) CIRCA: Early 19th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: (Framed) H: 19" x L: 16.5" (Image

Needlepoint sampler. Dated 'May the Third One Thousand Eight Hundred and -'. New England, early 19th century. Condition: Excellent condition with minor imperfections. H 15-3/4" W 14-1/2". Copy and pas

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, early 19th century. An alphabet sampler in diminutive size, with an extensive genealogical note to the verso written in the 19th century. 9" x 9.5" (framed). From the lifelong collection of

19th Century American Framed Needlework Sampler. By 'Sarah Parker, Aged Nine Years'. Central verse with floral and butterfly decoration surrounding. Early 19th century. {Approximate dimensions includi

Early to mid 19th century. Well executed piece reading, " I hear a noise you cannot which cries I must not stay I see a hand you cannot see which beckons me away." Signed lower segment Margaret Middle

AN AMERICAN POLYCHROME NEEDLEWORK ON LINEN SAMPLER, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY, of rectangular form and executed in polychrome silk threads on a linen panel, with examples of the various stitching a

**Originally Listed At $200** United States or Europe, late 19th to early 20th century. An elegant needlepoint set in a custom frame with decorative brass appliques adorning the corners. The theme is

Early 19th century, possibly Southern. The piece is a mourning sampler for Mrs S. Spring Aug 18, 1803 AE 40 and ML Spring 1800 AE 14. The piece possibly relates to the Spring family of Mecklenburg Co

Fine pair of first quarter 19th century samplers done by Ann Elizabeth Wood and Catherine D Wood. The samplers have been partially stitched together back to back apparently with the intent of making a