1820 Quaker Sampler - Let Virtue be A guide to thee

Title: "LET VIRTUE BE A GUIDE TO THEE" MARKING SAMPLER DATED 1820 Description: Mary Herring finished this charming little sampler on April 26, 1820. She included the now famous line "Let Virtue Be A G

Hand Embroidered Needlework Sampler. "Let Virtue be a Guide to Thee". Professionally framed. In Frame measures 18"x16 3/4"x1". Weight 5 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

Two paperbacks by Betty Ring, "Let Virtue be a Guide...", 1984, and "Needlework, An Historical Survey", 1975. Together with three hard covers. "Samplers" by Anne Sebba, "Samplers from the Victoria and

Ring. Girlhood Embroidery…1650-1850. NY: Knopf, 1993. 2 vols. 1st ed. Slipcase. // Ring. Needlework. An Historical Survey. NY: Main Street, 1975. Paperback. // Ring. Let Virtue Be a Guide to Thee…

Pluma Barlon & Elizabeth Ayer Precetreff. Sampler: 5 1/2" x 8". Frame: 9" x 11". See photos for condition and details. Local pick-up available on February 4th or 3rd party shipping available. Please s

thou long expected Jesus, born to set thy people free, from our sins and fears release us, Let us find our rest in thee", pictorial trim, 15" x 16 1/2".

Antique 19th century hand embroidered needle work sampler with Presbyterian hymn, "Lord take my heart and let it be, forever close to all but thee." On the left is inscribed "Hannah Johnsons Sampler"

AN ADDRESS TO THE DEITY. BY; MARY POTTER 1824 DUTCHESS COUNTY, NEW YORK - SILK ON LINEN - FRAMED UNDER GLASS 17 1/2" X 17 1/2" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery In

18th century A.D. A slender gold annular band with plain exterior, interior with 'In thy breast let vertue rest' inscription and possible 'WE' maker's mark in rectangular cartouche. Cf. The British Mu

"VIRTUE" SAMPLER BY ELIZABETH BAGULEY APRIL 12TH, 1800: Exceptional needlework sampler with symmetrical pattern framing pious verse. With potted plants & topiaries, small animals, deer, birds, and pea

Sampler, 1820Sight: 18 x 12 12 in.ProvenanceProperty of The Strong, sold to benefit the Museum's collections fund.

Pendant reads "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways". Dimensions: Pendant: Dia: 1.15" Necklace: L 27.25" Weight: 18.4 dwt Condition: Minor wear near top. Wearable with good, working clasp.

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)

ELIZA BROWN 1820 FOLK ART SAMPLER: Framed and matted behind glass, this wonderfully executed needlework sampler features two rows of intricately wrought flowers over a floral swag & pious verse flanke

1857 SCOTTISH Sir Walter Scott Lady of the Lake 9v Leather Set Scotland “My hope, my heaven, my trust must be, My gentle guide, in following thee.” – Sir Walter Scott, Lady of the Lake Sir W

1823 SCOTTISH Literature Sir Walter Scott Lady of Lake Lord of Isles 10v SET “My hope, my heaven, my trust must be, My gentle guide, in following thee.” – Sir Walter Scott, Lady of

This highly developed sampler is laden with various motifs of spotted deer, lion & leopard, sheep , birds, trees, flowering plants, basket of flowers, etc mostly as mirror images. It also has upper an

With bride and groom atop galloping horse. 24 x 36 1/2 inches. Condition: Some fraying to edge, would benefit from cleaning.

[Map/Atlas] Atlas; Being a General Guide to History...M. Carey & Son, Philadelphia, 1820. Folio. Quarter leather over original boards. Complete with 71 handcolored maps, tables, including 28 double pa

Ann Maria Lovell at age 10 worked this unframed sampler featuring a Religious verse, a center-hall house flanked with stylized lawn, fence and trees with birds, dogs, and a person within. The sampler

PENNSYLVANIA NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERDated 1833Shows Quaker influence, particularly in the floral designs and a pair of facing birds, a Quaker symbol of marriage. Wrought by "Sarah Leeke 1833". Genealogical

Rebecca worked this sampler at age 14 in 1820. She was likely one of eight children born to John Spohn and his wife Maria Sittler. The name Lacretian Allen is prominently displayed on the sampler and

2 American needlework samplers. The first by Elizabeth Heyer, 1820. Frame size: H 21-3/4", W 16-3/8", sight size: H 17-1/4", W 12". The second by Mary Cressey, born 1814 with house, trees and figure.

Two American needlework samplers. The first by Elizabeth Heyer, 1820. Frame size: H 21-3/4", W 16-3/8", sight size: H 17-1/4", W 12". The second by Mary Cressey, born 1814 with house, trees and figure