A 19TH CENTURY NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER DATED 1861

A 19TH CENTURY NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER DATED 1861 depicting a milkmaid to the centre flanked by a scene of two dogs to either side, and other motifs, in a mahogany and ormolu mounted, glazed frame, 63cm x

EARLY 19TH C. NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER DATED DECEMBER 18, 1833 - DECORATED WITH BIRDS, URNS OF FLOWERS, FLOWER POTS, FLORAL BORDER - "JAMES S. GINKINGER / MARGARET GINKINGER DECEMBER 18, 1833 - GOOD OVERALL

An early 19th century British needlework sampler by Sarah Park, dated "1811". Composed of Silk thread on Linen. Some fading to sampler. 15 1/2 x 18 1/2" high. ESTIMATE $500-600

19th Century American schoolhouse needlework sampler by Rebecca Clark, dated June 14, 1822. Visual image 18.5 x 19.5, Framed 21" H x 20" W. Condition report: Good condition, no issues, please examine

Pennsylvania 19th Century Cross Stich Needlework Sampler. Initialed "L.B." and dated 1846. 12-3/4" x 10", in a period paint decorated softwood frame, 16-3/4" x 14" overall. Condition: Good with wear a

19th century schoolgirl sampler wrought by Desdamona Stoddard, aged 17 - Dated 1815. 15 in. X 12.5 in.

Est. $ 150 - 250 Early 19th Century Needlework Sampler . Framed. Measures 14.5 by 12.5 inches. Dated 1807. Discoloration attributed to aging. Label on back of frame Freeman, Carver and Gilder, Looking

19th century schoolgirl sampler wrought by Jane Noyes, age 11 - Dated 1828. 11 in. X 17 in.

A fine early 19th century needlework sampler. The work of Martha Ridgeway, aged 13 years, dated 1826. The top portion having multiple stitches and multiple sizes of the alphabet. The mid-portion decor

Worked by Mary Mitchell, dated 1825, 14 x 14 1/2 in., framed.

DESCRIPTION: 19th century Pennsylvania needlework sampler by Martha Seidel Crider of Mechanicsburg at age 14. Two rows of alphabet surrounded by large floral motifs and birds. Dated June 14th, 1841. "

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

An early 19th century American needlework sampler. Red embroidery on homespun, initialed "AF" and dated "3.6.12". Seven rows of alphabet and numerals. Staining and minor damage, not examined out of fr

Four needlework samplers. American. 19th century. Earliest dated 1827. Baltimore City. Largest, Caroline German H 20-3/8" W 25-1/4". Smallest, Christina K. Rawlston H 9-1/2" W 11-1/2". Condition: Some

A 19th century American Centennial needlework sampler. Made by "Eliza S. Anderson, born DePeyster, February 1862" and dated "1876" for the Centennial year. Eight rows of alphabet, flower baskets and c

A 19th century American Centennial needlework sampler. Multicolor embroidery on linen, made by "Eliza S. Anderson, born DePeyster, February 1862" and dated "1876" for the Centennial year. Eight rows o

American, 19th century. Unframed sampler 7 3/4" x 8 1/4". Sewing ball with tears and losses'.

Two Girlhood Silk on Linen Needlework Samplers, Second Quarter 19th Century. The smaller needlework wrought by 'Mary Sumner', dated '1845', 'Aged 13 Years', with five rows of a

A 19th C. framed sampler hand-embroidered by Elizabeth Hoffman. Dated January 16th, 1807. Frame opening: 17in x 21-1/2in. Frame: 20-1/2in x 24in.

Elizabeth A. Lord, age 9, dated 1837, 16" x 16" together with a Grain Painted Mirror, 19 1/2" x 16", 19th century SHIPPING: Buyer is responsible for arranging 3rd party shipping.

19th century American sampler, Margaret Eleanor Pattison, "honor thy father and thy mother...". Dated 1879. Wear and discoloration consistent with age. 19" x 25" (with frame 22 1/2" x 28 3/4").

Three Needlework Samplers English and American, 18th/19th Century comprising an unframed example signed Mary Mallaby and dated 1766, a framed example signed Laura Williams and dated 1804, and a small

Early 19th century. One work dated 1819 and signed Mary Briggr and the other dated 1822 and signed Marth W. Wright. The family lived in Selma, North Carolina during the time these works would have bee

19th century. One dated 1837 by Mary Pearson age 7 years, along with another by Hannah Devnell with no apparent date. Each nicely framed for display. Largest: H10" W11 1/2" (without frame) Sold from t