THREE ENGLISH SAMPLERS.

1798, 1787, 1790(?) Wrought by "Frances Reynolds in Ollerton and by "Elisabeth Mott...". 12"h x 9"w

First half 19th century, wool on linen. "R. Syler, age 8, November, 1802" with alphabet, numerals, animals, crown, trees and milk maid. 9.25"h. 17"w. and "Manny Sophia Cardall Bofence, August 16, Aged

Group of Three English Needlework Samplers, One Signed Martha Fincher, Aged 11 Years, 1835 The largest 21 1/4 in. x 20 1/2 in. The smallest 17 3/4 in. x 15 1/2 in. The Collection of Susie Hilfiger at

Group of Three English Needlework Samplers Worked by Ann Mary Harrison, 1800; Martha Johnsons, 1840; and Sarah Hull, 1834 Height of largest example 20 1/4, width 18 1/4 inches. C

Wrought by "Sarah Ann Husbunds? in 1843" and "Emma Ashly in 1882 depicting a brick house. The third, by "Mary" and mentions that her teacher is Minerva. 10'h x 12'w

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

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

Three (3) Schoolgirl Needlework Samplers, English and Continental, all signed. 1st item: Ann Clark's sampler, 1835, silk on linen. Entirely cross stitched. Wave border over five horizonal bands, the u

18th century English needlework alphabet sampler, silk on linen, signed Ann Scruton and dated, possibly 1789 or 1794. Three sections of alphabet over the signature and date, with a band of flowers and

Mary Ann Brister's English Needlework Sampler, 1807. Worked in silk threads on linen with three rows of the alphabet above the verse "Obey your Friends seek Wisdoms ways/ To God devote your youthful D

Three English Majolica planters/vessels. [Largest: 11 x 17 x 14 inches].

A Set of Three English Silver Covered Urns Crichton Brothers, London, 1919 each hallmarked for Sterling to the body and the interior rim of cover; further marked 'Crichton Bros./London & New York' to

the first: depicting three ships (7 1/4 x 9 1/2 inches sight, 9 x 11 inches frame); the second: depicting a ship in heavy seas (8 x 10 1/2 inches sight, 10 3/4 x 13 1/4 inches frame); the third: depic

Three English Staffordshire Pearlware Cow Creamers with Lids, 19th century, to include one brown spotted cow, L5.003 A, B (repaired tail and ears), height 5 inches; one black and white spotted cow wit

Three English Porcelain Articles 18TH CENTURY comprising a pair of Bristol square dishes and large mug, all with floral decoration. plates, 8 inches square; height of mug 6 1/4 inches.

Assembled Set of Three English Elm and Oak Windsor Chairs with Cabriole Legs The largest 36 1/4 x 21 x 21 1/2 in., height of seat 17 1/2 in. The Collection of Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, thence by decen

1197. LOT OF THREE ENGLISH POURED WAX DOLLS AS CHRISTMAS | Poured wax, glass eyed, shoulder head dolls with inset glass eyes, poured wax forearms and lower legs, each with unique expressions and heads

Comprising St James Square, Leicester Square and Golden Square. 14"h x 19"w

Group of three English enamel animal form boxes including a leopard head with Einlage label and two in the form of birds, one having Christie's label. leopard: height 2 1/2 inches, birds: heights 2 1/

19th century, the first, Hayne & Cater, London 1851, campana shaped with molded scroll handles. The body later chased with sailing ships, the other side with a vacant reserve, all above a lobed sectio

Comprising Southampton of Bloomsbury Square, Hanover Square and Sohoe or King Square. 14"h x 19"w

THREE ENGLISH SILVER FOOTED SALVERS by various makers, London, 1954-1962 The largest by C J Vander Ltd., 1962, and the two smaller by Israel Freeman & Son Ltd., 1954 & 1958, together with an English s

Three English sterling silver bowls - London 1831, mark of RUNDELL, BRIDGE AND RUNDELL of round shape, the inner rim embossed with floral decoration. Sterling silver, fully hallmarked London 1831-1832

19th century, the first is a Flow Blue scene of a naval battle (21.5 x 16 3/8 in.) (cutlery scratches to surface; lower edge flaking); a Flow Blue scene of fruit and flowers (15.25 x 18.75 in.); a fea