1839 STEWART FAMILY SAMPLER.

1839 Needlework Sampler Denison B Williams Family Register - silk on homespun linen, listing of parents and eight children in center square bordered by vined leaves and flowers, no holes, tears or sta

''A Register of Richard Wilcox's family'' American needlework sampler, circa 1827, probably Bridgeport, CT, having memorial to his wife Olive Wilcox (nee Porter), and a birth listing of their children

The Peers family sampler made by Sally Peers, dated 1803, with a wonderful depiction of Adam and Eve in colonial costume, the tree of life, flowers, birds, rabbits, etc., along with Sally's parents Al

17 1/4" x 18 7/8" 19th C Baker Family sampler

Needlework sampler. Sarah Owens, Newark, Ohio. 1839. Excellent condition. No damage noted. Minor stains. Dated 1839. Framed size H 21" W 22". Sampler size H 17-1/4" W 17-3/4". Please refer to this lin

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.

Rare American 3-Dimensional 1839 Foote Family NY Large Silhouette - father and 3 children, original label at bottom of picture, reverse painted on glass and then slightly raised over mat, hand-painted

Lydia Ann Goodrich (age 11). Family Record Sampler. c. 1850's. Signed. Frame Massachusetts. Thread on cloth. Thinning in center top. Minor loss in upper corners. Very good condition for age. Image is

Catherine Esbenshade, Lancaster County, PA, 1822, silk on linen. Large sampler, with a central verse, surrounded by an eagle and flowers, and with the family record below. In a period frame, 29" high,

Needlework sampler family register made by Lucy Wooding. Wallingford, CT, 1844. Condition: Excellent condition. H 17-3/4" W 19-1/4". Copy and paste link for high-res image: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2

Silk and cotton on linen. Records the births of Isaiah and Cynthia Hacker and seven of their children (Lorania has a death date as well). The last date recorded is 1834. Geometric border, alphabets an

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

Antique American Needle Point Sampler 1839; floral and birds decorations; well preserved colors. Signed by Elizabeth S. Dougherty.

First quarter 18th century, silk on linen. Lists "The Family of Asa and Mehetable Forbush" from Westborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts. They had seven children, the oldest Anna, born 1783 and th

DESCRIPTION: Needlepoint sampler with a house, flower, birds, and tree Marked "Elizabeth Stewart 1821." In glass frame. Three inscriptions including provenance and history to back. PROVENANCE: This sa

Done by Adaline L. Rooper in Ligonier, P.A. in 1846. The record of Joseph Rooper (spelled alternately Rooper and Roper) born Dec. 7, 1801 in Rutland, Mass. Rooper married Maria L. Mendell, born on Jan

EARLY SAMPLER "FAMILY TREE" OF GEORGE & ELSBY GEMAES DATED NOVEMBER 29, 1854, 20"X21" (NAIL DAMAGE AROUND EDGES) AND FRAME IS 26.5"X26.5"

Needlework sampler by Margaret Metcalf aged 12, 1839, depicting Adam and Eve with verses. Image 18.75” x 16.75”, in a Birdseye maple frame 22.5” x 20”.

Probably American, silk on linen. Records the family of John Bullard, died 1809, and his wife, Nabby (nee Richards), born 1761. Their nine children were born between 1782 and 1801. Their last child ma

dated July 26, 1820; featuring alphabet, flowers, houses, poem, and multiple names, in rosewood frame,19 x 16 in.; Family tree on verso

RARE LATE 1700's FAMILY RECORD SAMPLER. THIS SAMPLER IS ALL HAND EMBROIDERED AND FEATURES A FLORAL BORDER AROUND THE OUTSIDE EDGE AS WELL AS THE BOTTON. A RARE FIND AND AN EXCELLENT ADDITION TO YOUR C

Massachusetts, silk on linen. Neatly stitched with alphabets, verse, flowers, house and crowned lion. "A Family Register" recording births and several deaths of Thomas Anderson Munn and his wife Hanna

Framed needlework sampler, "While I am a pilgrim here let thy love my spirit cheer." Dated 1839 with illegible name. 24 1/2" x 25" (with frame 26 1/4" x 27"). Losses to needlework in lettering on hymn

Early 19th century, silk on linen, with names and dates that range from 1766 to 1807 and a strawberry border. Dimensions: The frame is 18" x 12". Provenance: From a local collection.