TEXTILES: Schoolgirl samplers, darning samplers, an embroidery with family dates, and an embroidery

TEXTILES: Schoolgirl samplers, darning samplers, an embroidery with family dates, and an embroidery of decorative borders in metallic threads, American and Continental, early 19th C., seven unframed p

19th century framed linen darning sampler, signed and dated at center HMS 1824. Silk embroidery on linen gauze ground with ten examples of darning panels in various different styles and patterns. Samp

**Originally Listed At $800** North America, United States, ca. 1833 CE. A framed cotton or linen and silk needlepoint sampler with the alphabet and a virtuous poem, and the name and date: "Martha Ann

Unquestionably the best reference book available on early American schoolgirl needlework. This original two volume hardcover boxed set has never been opened and is still in its original clear protecti

Three Needlework Embroideries (19th century) Including a sampler wrought by Jean Mcaulay, signed "Jean Mcaulay sowed this with Henat Anderson, Sampler, 1826" with the names and initials of family memb

American (probably Massachusetts), dated 1817. With silk, a detailed house with chimneys billowing smoke, flanked by trees. Exceptional floral vine embroidery border is centered at the top with swags.

Antique (19th Century, possibly earlier) European metallic thread textile embroidery royal family crest on velvet, from the Neues Schloss (New Castle), castle belonging to His Royal Highness Max Margr

Circa 1836 Hand Stitched Family register Sampler. Date Oct. 1 1836. Sampler documents births and marriages Dimensions: 10.25 inches x 13.5 inches high. Sampler measures 8.75 inches x 12 inches high. C

2 schoolgirl samplers in wood frames, larger one is signed by Mary Farrer dated 1815 and is a family register type sampler with parents and 6 children born from 1794-1809 16"T x 12"W, and smaller one

19th c. needlework sampler. Olmsted family record. Latest date 1836. Probably original frame. Sight 19" x 21".

An American Needlework Embroidered Wilson Family Album Schoolgirl's Sampler with Flag Wrought by Harriet Wilson, Circa 1900 21 x 20 3/4 inches (sight).

Antique Uzbek Silk Wool Suzani Textile Embroidery, Country of Origin: Uzbekistan, Circa Date: 1900 The reserve price is the starting price

Antique Uzbek Silk Wool Suzani Textile Embroidery, Country of Origin: Uzbekistan, Circa Date: 1900 The reserve price is the starting price

Three (3) English needlework samplers. 1st item: Needlework school girl alphabet and family record sampler by Mary Ann Groop, dated January 28, 1828, silk on linen, with ten rows of alphabet and numer

4 Schoolgirl samplers in frames, one on left is dated 1831 12"T x 13"W, the second from left is dated 1859, the other 2 don't have dates

16th Century English Embroidery Textile, Country of Origin: England, Circa Date: 16th Century

19th Century French Silk Embroidery Textile, Country of Origin: France, Circa Date: 19th Century

A primitive school girl sampler wool on linen with the above date town and state and name A.P. Thokpe(?) with branching flower chickens and church building, upper case letters and numbers above, 7 1/2

A large sampler with a family record listing the names and birth dates of the Warburton family, by Jane Warburton aged 8 years, 1840, with a sheep and pious saying within a border of flowers h. 20-1/4

Embroidery Sampler, signed Sarah Clark, America, early 19th century. Loosely plain-woven ground worked in satin and cross stitch to depict a large house centered by symmetrically arranged fruit trees,

The unusual Victorian needlework includes vertical bands of red velvet with embroidered lettering, crewel florals, date of 1883, Victorian children and various other motifs is separated by bands of ne

1st item: Family Register sampler for the True family of E. Salisbury, Mass., possibly the work of Ploomy A. or Ruth Annette True, who are listed with respective 1844 and 1846 birth dates along with t

Tree of Life Sampler w/ Verse & Family Register -silk on linen needlework with 5 lines ABCs & numbers, followed by family names and dates of birth, 4 lines of verse, 3 more lines of family names and d

Silk on linen. Records the family of Reverend John Townsend Addoms of Clinton, New York and his wife Harriet Young of Middlebury, Vermont married 1814. The names and birth dates of eight children are