Needlework Sampler with Green Background -1799

Needlework sampler with green background. Mary Cheever dated 1801. Some imperfections. See detail image. Framed size H 25-1/4" W 16-1/2". Opening size H 23-1/2" W 14-5/8". Please refer to this link fo

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

18th Century Needlework Sampler, dated 1799. Framed size, 12-1/4" x 9-3/4" , sampler only, 10-1/2" x 8".

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

Needlework sampler by Susane Green dated 1816 in 9th year. 12" x 16"

Needlework Samplers, 1747 And 1799 2 pcs | By Charlotte Rooke ca. 1799, H 5', W 7.75". By Mary Brisko, (b. 1747), H 5.25", W 7". Framed.

1801 NEEDLEWORK ALPHABET & VERSE SAMPLER ON GREEN WITH VINE BORDER (15" X 12" OVERALL)

Title: Needlework Sampler from England dated 1799 Dimension: 10 3/4' x 8 sampler. Matted and framed 18 3/4 x 15. Materials: Silk on linen Additional Information: Betty Adamson. Needlework Sampler. . P

American Needlework Sampler - Margaret Smith, born August 21 1799. Age 11. Portsmouth New Hampshire area. x 16". Sampler size 15-14" x 10-3/4". Unframed.

Antique sampler (needle work) with monogram EVM 1799, 45 x 37 cm.

ANTIQUE FRAMED ALPHABET SAMPLER WITH VERSE AND TREE, OVERALL ILLEGIBLE, GREEN BACKGROUND, 1794, 7¾"x9½" WITHOUT FRAME

Exceptionally pretty English sampler with silk thread on a very fine linen background. It is inscribed; Ann Hulse aged 11 years 1812. 17.5 x 13.5 inches unframed. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $40.

Mary Clark at age 15 worked this sampler with alphabets, and a verse. The green hillocks at the bottom, flanked with trees and flowering vines with facing birds are found on Canterbury, NH, samplers,

Very rare and large Guatemalan sampler dated 1890 depicts an elegantly dressed lady feeding a lamb in a bucolic setting with a church in the background surrounded with flowering motifs. The center is

Worked in blue, green, yellow, cream and black silk threads on linen, with rows of the alphabet in block and script upper and lowercase letters, above the verse "Jesus permit thy gracious name to stan

Signed: Helen Maria Scott. Dated: 1837. 17in x 9 3/4in. Condition: A few small pulls and separations to linen background and silk threads.

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

Alphanumeric with large green border and hearts over central medallion inscription terminating in landscape of geometric shapes, canine, equine, and aviary. Green, blue, tan, black, and white thread.

Pennsylvania Needlework Sampler by Sarah Kimes 1827. Wool worked on linen. Block letters, alphabet in yellow; block letter alphabet in green; over blooming flower in two handled urn, lilies; berries,

Sampler in red and green wool on handspun linen with alphabet letters, numbers, and a delightful scene of a house, dog, two birds, hearts, and a flowering tree. Above the scene: "Isabella Dickson Aged

Dedicated to Robert Hopper, who died in 1840 at 23 years old. May be Silk on a plainer fabric. The Piece has Some areas of Staining and Discoloration, with some snags on the background. The Frame has

Losus Davlla worked this colorful Guatemalan sampler featuring a saddled donkey, a sitting dog, alphabets, and Roman numerals over a background of solidly stitch colorful bands. It is inscribed: Losus

Made by Jane Quelch, aged 9 years, Tonbridge Wells, 1845. Tones of beige and green within a green trellising vine border, on linen ground. Framed, not examined out of frame. Visible image: approx. 12"

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