1810 SCHOOL GIRL SAMPLER SIGNED

1810 SCHOOL GIRL SAMPLER SIGNED MARY E. WHITFIELD, AGE 10. EXHIBITING A HOUSE WITH TREES AND LANDSCAPE. 15 X 16

SAMPLER: English schoolgirl sampler signed "Ann M. Hellens, East Ogwell", 19th C., wool on open canvas, floral motifs throughout including two large tulips in lower half, and center floral swag and fl

Early schoolgirl sampler signed Louisa Barton, Age 10 years, 18?.has a verse "On Youth", dove of peace, butterflies, urn of flowers, a heart, vining floral border, overall with frame 15" x 21"

Hand stitched schoolgirl sampler signed Mary Bage, handwritten note says she was born in England in 1798, 10.5"H x 12"W sight, strawberry and pine tree border, alphabet, numbers, and verse

Schoolgirl sampler signed by Harriett Bridgman and dated 1835, alphabet, numbers, sight 12" x 11", contemporary frame

1823 schoolgirl sampler, alphabet, signed with several names, blue border, old oak frame, overall 21"square

Early schoolgirl hand stitched sampler signed by Marta K. Barton, 8 Years, alphabet, numbers, a verse, flower urns and lions, 11" x 13"

American 1812 patriotic schoolgirl sampler, walnut frame, signed by Nancy Ann Benjamin, "Wrought this sampler in the 9th year of her age, 36th of the Independence", alphabet, and numbers, 13.5"T x 11"

2 framed English schoolgirl samplers, smaller one signed M.A. Zechariah and dated June 16, 1885, larger one signed Alice Kine, dated March, 1870 and is 17"H x 12"W overall

Two late 18th/ 19th C. needleworks, one signed schoolgirl sampler and one embroidered map of North America, details include: sampler by Rachel Atkison, 19th C., alphabet and numeric characters, signed

Needlework and Sampler Assortment (15) items including (6) various sized school girl alphabet samplers with some signed, (3) dated (1835, 1876, 1897); (3) cross stitch sayings, (4) examples having sce

2 Schoolgirl samplers, one is framed and signed by Clarinda Howard with a double chimney house, fence, alphabet, and a couple of birds in contemporary frame 20"T x 11"W, and one is unframed by Hannah

Three (3) Schoolgirl Needlework Samplers, English and Continental, all signed. 1st item: Ann Clark's sampler, 1835, silk on linen. Entirely cross stitched. Wave border over five horizonal bands, the u

Schoolgirl sampler with numbers, alphabet, and verse, signed KDE with roman numerals and 1837? in contemporary frame, 8.5"W x 14"T

2 schoolgirl samplers in wood frames, larger one is signed by Mary Farrer dated 1815 and is a family register type sampler with parents and 6 children born from 1794-1809 16"T x 12"W, and smaller one

Schoolgirl hand stitched sampler, alphabet, short verse, and signed Mary Prentiss, Hopkinton (Massachusetts), aged 12, dated 1821, 12.5"H x 12"W

DATED 1811, SIGNED; MARY DEMING - AGE 10 YEARS, WITH ALPHABET, NUMBERS, BASKET OF FRUIT, TRESS, PLANTS, AND VINE BORDER - FRAMED UNDER GLASS 16 3/4" X 17 3/4" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Har

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

Schoolgirl sampler on homespun, religious verse with flower urns, birds and church. Signed Ann Gidlow and dated 1828, 17" x 19" framed

Schoolgirl sampler, blue stitchery on linen, alphabet and numbers, signed Abigail Alden and dated 1821, newer frame, overall 12" x 15"

Unframed early American schoolgirl sampler dated 1821, includes alphabet, numbers, 2 verses, signed Jane Gammon, June 1821, all in blue thread, 10"T x 8.5"W

2 framed schoolgirl samplers one by Lucy Dutton Mann dated 1804 with birds, pine trees, and alphabet, the other is signed H.M. with alphabet, urns with flowers, 2-story house with a dog, person, and p

2 schoolgirl samplers in wood frames, neither are dated, largest is signed K.L.M. with apple tree, some dogs, etc. in period walnut frame 18"T x 15"W

A Needlework Embroidered Schoolgirl's Sampler, Wrought by Margaret B. Peters American, Circa 1810 identified Margaret B. Peters Daughter of John and / Margaret Peters. with alphabet lines above and a