19th C. Sampler Wrought by Patience Birmingham

A 19th C. sampler wrought by Patience Birmingham in 1859, featuring an alphabet, psalm, and designed with a vine border, central deer, birds, and more. Framed under glass. Frame opening: 15in x 13-1/4

HANNAH CHASE HER SAMPLER HC, WAS BORN THE 24TH DAY OF THE 3 MONTH, 1812. WROUGHT THIS JULY THE 12TH YEAR OF HER LIFE; 22 1/2" X 18"

COOK, AGE 12 MARCH 20, 1822, SHOWS LOSS & RESTORATION, 16 3/4" X 11 1/2" SIGHT, 19 3/4" X 15" OVERALL

19th c. needlework sampler "Wrought by Fanny Kidder in the 12th year of age / Temple August 2nd 181(1)". New Hampshire. Info verso. Sight 13 1/2" x 16 1/2", overall 16" x 18 1/2". Property of The Barb

19th C. needlework sampler wrought by Mary Mason. Under glass in gilt frame. Frame opening: 12-1/2 x 7-3/4 in.

Early 19thC pictoral & alphabet sampler wrought by Mary B Whitney aged 10 (born 1813) - 17 1/2"x12 1/2" overall framed size

19th c school girl sampler, wrought by Sally Brodas (?) age 11 years, undated, sink on linen, colorful floral chain border, 9 rows of numbers and alphabet letters, muted pink, white and green colors w

19th C. Framed American School Girl Sampler, wrought by Betsy, 1834. Having a floral border, elaborate upper and lowercase lettering, description, a Federal period house in the lower center and 2 addi

Mid 19th C. American alpha-numerical sampler dated 1848, wrought by Laura Marble, age 12 years. Featuring willow tree, dog, and building decoration, border with intertwined fruit and vine motif. 16.25

RARE AND IMPORTANT SAMPLER WROUGHT BY LUCY STONE19th CenturyRows of alphabets above maker's inscription “Wrought by L.Stone. Aged 11yrs”. Lucy Stone (1818-1893), the prominent American orator, abo

American sampler wrought by "Heverette Brown", 19th c., 17"h x 7 1/2"w

Pair of early 19th C. samplers by Massachusetts sisters, both stich-signed and using blue, white, grey, and black thread, one marked "Wrought by Azubah Stone / in the 10th year of her age / July 31st

1ST HALF 19THC. (12" X 8 1/4")

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:

Framed needlework sampler. Early to mid 19th century. On linen wrought by Franziska Kalberer (or Kalbereger 1806-1859). Multi-colored threads depict a village / buildings in a landscape setting, surro

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

A fine example of a 19th C. American needlework sampler, depicting Dorchester, Massachusetts church and graveyard, cornucopias, and floral motifs. Wrought by Lydia Ann Kelch, 1828. Sight size 16&#8221

Group of 3 Early 19th C School Girl ABC Samplers with Verses - each professionally framed 1) wrought by Mary Hawley, undated, 10 x 15; 2) Frannie ? 10 years old, 9 x 13; 3) Julia Davis, 10 years old,

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.

Wrought by Elizabeth Marvel aged 11 years having a verse of "And now my soul another year of my short life is past I cannot long continue here and this may be may last" with trees, flowers, and dogs.

both 19Th C. hand wrought by Sarah E. Stoddard, the larger dome in 1824 at the age of 12, image size 12” x 10.5”, the other with house “Sarah E. Stoddard Groton”, 6.5” x

19TH CENT NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER ON LINEN - WROUGHT BY LILLIE C TOMPKINS 12 YRS - ROWS OF ALPHA NUMERIC - FRAMED 9 3/4" X 8" - LABEL ON BACK W/ FAMILY PROVENANCE LITTLE COMPTON R.I. TOMPKIN FAMILY - SPOTT

19th century wrought iron architectural element, having a large scrollwork arm issuing a series of complex branches, measuring 41.5"h x 69"w x 8.5"d.

19th century wrought iron and walnut patent wagon model, by L.L. James Medora, Indiana, inscribed one side "Patent Feb 6 1883 LL JAMES Medora, Ind.". Provenance: Collection of M. Austin and Jill R. Fi