NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER 1827 - ELIZABETH H BOWNE

Fine needlework sampler. Elizabeth H. Bowne in the 9th year of her age. Dated 1827. Religion's sacred lamp alone, Unerring points the way, Where happiness forever shines, With unpolluted ray. Good con

Framed needlework sampler by Elizabeth Phillips, 19th century, 20"h x 11"w

Antique American Needlework Sampler, by Elizabeth Peirce Yerkes Date 1827 (Elizabeth Peirce 1820-1927), 121 1/2" x 9 1/2" Framed Under Glass

Needlework sampler. Elizabeth Cobb. Taunton, Massachusetts, dated 1828. Condition: Some discoloration and minor imperfections. Frame H 19-5/8" W 14-1/4". Sight H 17-5/8" W 12-1/4". Copy and paste this

2 American needlework samplers. The first by Elizabeth Heyer, 1820. Frame size: H 21-3/4", W 16-3/8", sight size: H 17-1/4", W 12". The second by Mary Cressey, born 1814 with house, trees and figure.

Two American needlework samplers. The first by Elizabeth Heyer, 1820. Frame size: H 21-3/4", W 16-3/8", sight size: H 17-1/4", W 12". The second by Mary Cressey, born 1814 with house, trees and figure

Needlework alphabet sampler by Elizabeth Tanner dated 1818, worked with registers of alphabets above 'OBEY YOUR PARENTS, Elizabeth Tanner 1818', framed, sight 12" x 9"; framed 19.5"h x 15.5"w.

Needlework sampler with house and birds. Elizabeth Dowsett Age 7, 1834. Frame: H 19" W 15". Sampler: H 16-3/4" W 12-3/4". Condition: Excellent with a couple very small holes. Copy and paste link for h

Group of 4 small needlework samplers. 1) Needlework sampler made by Elizabeth Lacy. Silk on silk. Possibly Pa. C. 1820. H 12-1/2" W 10-5/8". 2) Needlework sampler made by Mary Morriss. 1816. H 16" W 1

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

19th c. needlework sampler "ELIZABETH CHESTERMAN AGED 11…FEBRUARY TWELTH 1827". Birdseye maple frame. Sight 17 1/2" x 12 1/2", overall 25" x 20 1/2".

English, dated 1822. Sight size: 18-3/4"h x 13"w Overall: 23-1/4"h x 17-1/4"w Provenance: Property from the Estate of Elizabeth Long Allen, Lancaster, PA Hannah Buckius married an Allen, had George Al

English or American, one with poems and verses by Elizabeth Elmsdorph, dated 1765 (English) the other by Bethsheba Whiting Whiting sampler: 9-1/2"h x 11"w Other sampler: 14"h x 10-1/2"w, sight size Pr

needle work sampler ca. 1830. done in the 10th year of Rebecca's age. 15"H x 11"W

A needlework sampler, "Elizabeth Collings her work made in the 10 year of her age 1787," probably Philadelphia, PA With bands of strawberries, alphabet, numerals and flowerheads above inscription and

Needlework sampler. Rachel Votaw 1827. Light soiling with minor imperfections. Frames size 22-1/2" x 22-3/4". Opening size 19-1/2" x 19-1/2". Copy and paste this link for a high-res image. https://www

Needlework Sampler "Elizabeth Sarginson's Work Age 15, Dec.1,1845, "Solomons Temple".

Mary L. Broadus April 12th 1827, on linen, floral border with central floral motif and 2 renderings of uppercase alphabet..areas of repair, staining, few loose threads, newer frame measures 26.5H x 21

Antique Framed Needlework Sampler Elizabeth Dickinson 1824. 28 3/4" X 29 1/2"

19th c. needlework sampler "Elizabeth Evans Work'd this sampler at AP Jones's Seminary Builth Breconshire 1843". Features verse, clocks, buildings, animals etc.. Sight 19" x 16 1/2".

18th c. needlework sampler "Elizabeth Davis, Sept. 26, 1772". Sight 24 1/2" x 7", overall 27" x 9". Property of The Barbara Packer, Estate, Germantown N.Y. and N.Y.C..

Abigail Bradbury's Needlework Sampler, H. Greenleaf's School, Medford, Massachusetts, Circa 1820. Worked in silk threads on canvas with nine rows of the alphabet and a row of numbers, above the verse

19th c. needlework sampler "Elizabeth Hammonds work Aged 10/1831". Features verse, ships, animals etc.. Sight 10 1/2" x 10 1/4".

Needlework Sampler. H 12 x W 10" (sight); H 17 1/4 x W 15 1/2" (overall). Provenance: The descendants of Jean Paul & Emily Selinger (Rhode Island). This sampler was the work of an ancestor.