19thc Needlework Sampler, Multi-Stitched

A needlework "stitch" embroidered sampler fragment. Late 19th century. Multi-colored threads and yarn demonstrating a variety of stitching / embroidery. Sight measurement 13.25" x 5.25". Framed and ma

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

Kentucky Needlework Sampler stitched by Eliza Pearson and dated 1832, silk on coarse weave linen in colors of red, navy blue, green, brown/tan and ivory. "Eliza Pearson Aged 9 1832" stitched into 5 ro

Rare West Tennessee Needlework Sampler, stitched by Lucy Macon Green and dated 1842, silk on linen. Strawberry border enclosing five rows of alphabets and a geometric border over a signature line, LUC

1817 schoolgirl needlework sampler stitched by Sarah Preston, silk on linen, three alphabets, two tree pictures and verse: "Jesus permit thy gracious name to stand as the first effort of a youth full

An early 19thC sampler / needlework embroidery listing the children of Thomas and Martha Watkin N C, by Mary Watkin, aged 12, National School, Newcastle under Lyme, dated 1832. Decorated with birds an

Framed 19th century school girl's needle work alphabet sampler, 16"H X 10 1k/2"L, overall size framed is 17"H X 11 1/2"L. Condition: Areas with toning and sporadic fading.

Framed Antique Needlework Sampler, Scottish worked in multi-color silk thread on fine linen ground, the rows of colorful alphabet worked above a cartouche with verse, "Let joy or ease let affluence or

Antique Pictorial Needlework Sampler, Americanworked in multi-color silk threads on loose weave linen, upper register with Biblical verse from Isaiah 45:22, "Look unto me / all Ye ends of / the earth

Two Small 18th Century Needlework Samplers, Englandworked in multi-color silk threads on linen ground, with six alphabet rows, floral motifs, and bottom register with a pair of facing dogs and stitche

An early 19th century Needlework Sampler by "Harriot Plunkett, 1817". Multi color needlework on fine homespun, with Alphabets, verse and floral scrolls. Some discoloration, loss at lower edge, not exa

Mary Speight's Needlework Sampler19th century, worked in multi-color silk thread on loose linen ground, with alpha-numeric rows above maker's name "Mary Speight Ageds" (?), with a two story house betw

Antique Needlework Sampler Dated 1702, Continentalworked in multi-color silk thread on loose weave ground in cross, queen, Florentine, and satin stitches featuring one side with alphanumeric bands and

Mary Ann Commins' Needlework Sampler Dated 1837, Englandworked in multi-color silk threads on linen, with a two stanza verse titled "Religion" and with Orientalist motifs, centered with a couple on a

Mary Jane Juniper's Framed Needlework Sampler, early 19th century, worked in multi-color silk thread on linen, with alphanumeric bands and bottom register with cartouche and maker's name flanked by a

One of the most elusive of all 19th century needlework pieces are Watch Samplers, small, round stitched items, usually made by a wife or daughter to be kept inside the case of a gentleman’s pock

Ann Judge's Needlework Sampler Dated 1852, Englandworked in multi-color silk on linen ground, with four alphabet rows to upper register and with hymn verse written by Reginald Heber (1783-1826, an Eng

Antique needlework sampler. Displays two facing stylized birds. Multi-colored thread, fabric and Mother-of-Pearl buttons on canvas. Inscribed up front in cursive - ELIZABETH BARBER 1844. Framed under

Two 18th Century Needlework Samplers, Englandthe first worked in multi-color silk threads on linen, with alphabet rows above verse, "Continue heaven a grat / full heart to bless with / faith in friend

MASSACHUSETTS ATTRIBUTED PICTORIAL NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER FRAGMENT, silk on linen, depicting a multi-colored handled basket with flowers featuring a bird perched on one floret, resting on top of a green m

A most unusual needlework sampler by Madeline Keller (undated but probably stitched in the second half of the 19th century, perhaps early 20th century). The sampler includes Madeline’s name, a s

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"

Silk threads on linen, stitched with floral motifs, crowns and pairs of cherubs. In original period frame, 23 x 13 ¾ inches. Provenance: Northeast Auctions, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, November

Mary Joyce Reed stitched this sampler and included the complete rendition of the most popular verse ever stitched on American and English samplers “ Jesus Permit thy gracious name to stand&#8221