Two Girlhood Needlework Samplers, 19th Century

Two Girlhood Silk on Linen Needlework Samplers, Second Quarter 19th Century. The smaller needlework wrought by 'Mary Sumner', dated '1845', 'Aged 13 Years', with five rows of a

Two American girlhood silk on linen needlework alphabet samplers, second quarter 19th century, the smaller example with rows of large and small uppercase alphabets and numbers with a 'Greek key' borde

Early 19th century. One work dated 1819 and signed Mary Briggr and the other dated 1822 and signed Marth W. Wright. The family lived in Selma, North Carolina during the time these works would have bee

19th century. One dated 1837 by Mary Pearson age 7 years, along with another by Hannah Devnell with no apparent date. Each nicely framed for display. Largest: H10" W11 1/2" (without frame) Sold from t

Two needlework samplers. 19th century. Each on linen. The first with depictions of deer, urns filled with flowers, a cross flanked by a wreath and a bird. Multi-color repeating floral border. Framed u

TWO NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERSMid-19th CenturyOne wrought by "Mary Elizabeth Judson age 9 March 25 1853" and the other wrought by "Mary Elizabeth Judson age 8 January 25 1852".Both framed

worked in silk on linen, the first with a wide band of stylised tulips above two reserves with bible passages, over a central fruiting tree, figures, cherubs, animals, and flowering plants, above a la

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

Two American Needlework Samplers Mid-19th Century Larger example: 25 x 22 inches.

Two needlework samplers. Late 19th / early 20th century. Comprised of a sampler done by Jane Barwell, Aug 9, 1897, framed measurement 19" x 17.5" (no glass) Together with an unsigned sampler, framed 1

Two needlework samplers. Late 19th / early 20th century. One sampler depicting the alphabet and a poem / saying surrounded by abundant flowers. Framed measurement 18.25" x 15-3/8" (no glass). Together

One example depicting alphanumeric needlework over a crowned lion, aviary, and floral designs. Image 6.25”H x 8”W. Lemon gold frame 10.25”H x 12.25”W. The second example depict

Two 19th C. needlework samplers. To include a large alphabet sampler with border and manor house with tree on lower edge. Together with a small square alphabet sampler. Both framed under glass. Larger

LOT OF TWO: A. Elizabeth Martin Beckford; Early Needlework Sampler; 19th Century; Cotton Thread on Linen; 11" x 10.75"; Signed Lower Center; Framed (under glass) / B. Sarah Lord Goodwin; Early Needlew

A Girlhood Silk on Linen Needlework Pictorial Sampler, Wrought by Sarah Mitchell, Early 19th Century. Having four lines of text  amongst insects, flora and fauna, all within a vine and berry bord

Early to mid 19th century, by Almira Wild, America or Britain. The piece has nice colors and has been well stitched with varying yarn colors. Some slight wear to the edges consistent with age. H9" W12

Mary Speight's Needlework Sampler19th century, worked in multi-color silk thread on loose linen ground, with alpha-numeric rows above maker's name "Mary Speight Ageds" (?), with a two story house betw

British, 19th century, each silk on linen sampler with verse within floral border: one signed "Alleis Calveart...1801", Adam and Eve below the Tree of Knowledge, birds, floral urns, and trees, sight 1

British, late 18th/19th century, silk on linen: one signed "Sarah Bond November 8th, 1815/Minehead(?) School", verse within octagonal cartouche and foliate ground, verse and alphabet border, sight 13-

British, 19th century, silk on linen: one signed "Hannah Neroth...winkfield wilts [probably Wingfield, Wiltshire]...1818", verse with animal, floral, and Adam and Eve decoration within floral border,

British, 19th century, each with verse within floral border, silk on linen: one signed "Ann Broon...March 23 1838", alphabet and verse with birds, trees, and horses, sight 16-1/4 x 12-3/4 in.; one sig

TWO NEEDLEWORKS19th Century1) Alphabet sampler. Undated. 14” x 10” sight. Framed 15.5” x 12”.2) Wrought by "Lydia Cox East-Whiteland School 1818”. Depicts baskets of

19th century. The group includes three various samplers all housed in very attractive custom made figured maple frames. One frame the birds eye example is of the period. Largest: H 23 1/2" W13 1/4" (f

First half 19th century, each framed, the first embroidered with the alphabet, a scene of a house and animals in a pasture and a religious poem: ''Jesus permit thy gracious name / to stand as the firs