New York 19th Century Needlework Sampler.

New York 19th Century Needlework Sampler. Signed "Maria Spicer Her Work Aged 8 Years 7 Months New York December 23". Vine border with house, stag, trees and baskets of flowers. Framed, 15-3/4" x 18" o

19th c. needlework sampler. New York history on back. Made 1838 by Sophia Battams. Probably Rochester New York. Sight 17" x 12 3/4", overall 23 1/2" x 18". Property of The Barbara Packer, Estate, Germ

Abby Mosher Needlework Embroidery (Probably New York, 19th century) Sampler wrought by Abby Jane Mosher (1810-1891), probably New York, 1821, signed "Abby Jane Mosher / 11 years / 1821" with memorial

English or Continental Needlework on Linen Sampler Early 19th century Height 10 inches, width 10 inches; Together with an English Copperplate Printed Cotton Fabric Panel, circa 1785, titled The Turf I

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.

Large New York needlework sampler, 19th/20th c., note verso "Huntington Family, Sea Cliff, L.I.", 20"h x 25"w (sight), 22.5"h x 28"w (with frame)

19th Century York County, PA Needlework Sampler. Verse reads "Margret Wallaces is my name, York County is my station, Heaven is my dwelling place & Christ is my salvation. When I am dead & in my grave

AN ADDRESS TO THE DEITY. BY; MARY POTTER 1824 DUTCHESS COUNTY, NEW YORK - SILK ON LINEN - FRAMED UNDER GLASS 17 1/2" X 17 1/2" Please Read Carefully before Bidding. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery In

TWO NEW ENGLAND NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERS19th CenturyBoth with alphabets and numerals.Framed 12” x 13” and 12” x 19”.

Attributed to Duncan Phyfe or one of his contemporaries, New York, 19th C., together with a Louis XVI style needlework upholstered foot stool, 2 pieces Sizes from 7"h x 12-1/4"w x 9-3/4"d to 7-1/2"h x

19th century unfinished American sampler on frame. Excellent condition, no damage noted. H 18" W 29-3/4".

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

Regency Mahogany and Part-Ebonized Stool First quarter 19th century The needlework-upholstered circular top raised on ring-turned splayed legs joined by stretchers. Height 22 inches (55.9 cm), diamete

Needlework Shipping Diorama of Schooner, attributed to Thomas H. Willis (1850-1925), New York, late 19th century. Depicting two-masted vessel at sea, the silk-lined cardstock sails sewn to project fro

Needlework Shipping Diorama of Schooner, attributed to Thomas H. Willis (1850-1925), New York, late 19th century. Depicting single-masted vessel at sea, the silk-lined cardstock sails sewn to project

Made in New York, featuring an intrinsically detailed flower basket; together with a 19th C. small square sampler with hymn "The Tolling Bell", with miniature designs and Greek key border, appears to

Five Framed Needleworks English and American, 18th and 19th century Comprising two silk needlework pictures of a hog hunt, sight of largest 11 1/4 x 11 inches, smaller 10 3/4 inches, square; a needlew

A Framed American Gere Family Record and Sampler 1834 19th century by Emily Gere, Galway Saratoga County, (New York), listing births, marriages and deaths from 1766 to 1828. 17 1/2 x 26 inches. Estima

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

Needlework sampler. American, early 19th century. Condition: Minor imperfections. Frame H 19-1/8" W 20-3/8" Sight H 16-1/8" W 17-5/8".

Needlework Embroidery and Beadwork Mourning Picture, Probably America, first half 19th century Designed as an urn of flowers, worked in silk and metallic threads and red beads on a silk ground. 19 x 1

NEW ENGLAND NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERFirst Half of the 19th Century“On an Active Life” theorem above image of a brick house surrounded by flowering trees, stags, swans, birds and dogs. Running bl

A Family Tree Embroidered Needlework, Wrought by Mary Terry, 1841 American, 19th Century 17 x 17 1/4 inches. The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record records the marriage of William Terry and

English, first quarter 19th C., with a square frame on foliate rosette-crested saber legs, upholstered with floral needlework upholstery. 17"h x 20"w x 20"d Provenance: Kentshire, New York.