Needlework Sampler - Scituate, MA -1804 by Lucy Lane

Title: Abigail Otis, Needlework Sampler, Situate, MA dated 1804 Provenance/Additional Info: Inscribed: “Abigail Otis Situate was born November the 16 1794. This done in the year/ of our Lord 180

IN BURLWOOD FRAME; 14" X 10"; WROUGHT BY LUCY SEARS OF SCITUATE AT AGE 11

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

19th c. needlework sampler "Lucy Pegram / April 3 1818". Sight 8 1/2" x 10 1/2", overall 11 1/2" x 13 1/2".

This graphically stunning Haverhill, MA, sampler was worked in 1819 by 14 year old Olivia Hoyt as a memorial to her father who was a shipwright and drowned in 1807 with five other persons in the Merri

Title: Needlework Sampler - Charlestown, MA 1813 Dimension: 21 3/4" x 18 1/2" framed Materials: Silk on linen Additional Information: Eliza W. Gale Needlework Sampler M. Tuft’s School Charlestown, M

Title: Mary H. Brigham Needlework Sampler Sudbury, MA dated 1828 Provenance/Additional Info: Mary worked this sampler at age 12 but for some reason never finished it. The sampler is inscribed: Wrought

Needlework Sampler: A fine late 18th sampler from Sturbridge, MA. This sampler was worked by Susanna "Sukey" Hobbs (1778-1848), daughter of Samuel Hobbs, a famous participant in the Boston Tea Party.

This family register sampler is inscribed; WROUGHT BY MARY E CHILD WITH AMERICAN SILK. The fact that Mary stated on her sampler that she used American Silk may be unique, if not, it is extremely rare.

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

Needlework sampler family register made by Lucy Wooding. Wallingford, CT, 1844. Condition: Excellent condition. H 17-3/4" W 19-1/4". Copy and paste link for high-res image: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2

This family record sampler records her parents and siblings. Parents - Warren Gardner b.1791 and Betsey Keen b. 1790 – marriage 1811. Siblings – Warren b.1812, Betsey b.1814, and Isaiah b.

Fine needlework sampler, Nancy Houston, born 1804 her sampler 1818. Acworth New Hampshire. Framed size H17-1/2", W 19". Sampler size approx H15-1/2", W17". Excellent condition. One very minor imperfec

Rare early signed and dated Salem, MA sampler with two courting couples and a spotted dog standing on green flowery hillocks. A cupid with bow, and other design elements, drawn on the background linen

Early sampler wrought by Jane T. Otis, Scituate, MA, part of the Allen Family, August 1828, having good color, framed 12" x 12 1/2". Provenance: Gloucester, Massachusetts collection.

A GEORGE III NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, worked by Marion Dalgleish, 1804, depicting alphabet, numbers, birds, trees, vases of flowers and a house, framed. 53.5cm by 21.5cm overall

An English Needlework Embroidered Schoolgirl's Sampler Wrought by M.A. Merriam (age 9), Burton Academy, Dated 1838 together with another example showing various design techniques. Largest: 15 3/4 x 17

NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERDated 1837Wrought by "Lucy Ann Noyes Atkinson 1837 Aged 12". Rows of numerals and alphabets, two rows surrounded by a vine border. Accompanying genealogical research indica

Priscilla Rogers was born 10 May, 1809, and at age 15, she worked this beautiful sampler honoring her very large family consisting of her parents and their twelve children. At age 20 she married Danie

ca. 1830 signed on bottom in her 7th year of age. Folky animals. 19"H x 13 1/4"W

Title: SAMPLER BY SARAH RUSSELL – BOSTON, MA Provenance/Additional Info: SARAH RUSSELL - ANTIQUE NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER - BOSTON AREA DATED 1805 This large beautiful sampler is inscribed Sarah Russe

1st item: Early Germantown, Kentucky needlework sampler, silk on linen, rendered entirely in cross stitch, with seven lines of alphabet in tan, black and blue cross stitch, over a signature, "Jane McC

American Needlework Sampler by Polly Hurd, Aged 8, 1787silk thread on course linen ground, possibly Watertown, MA, having alphabet and numerals, verse, and pictorial designs with animals and birds alo

An early 19th century American needlework sampler. Multicolor embroidery on linen, made by "Katharine Barnabee, born in January 1804, Peru. Oct. 3 1817". Eight rows of alphabet and numerals within an