19th C. Regency Needlepoint: Children at a Tree

19th century Regency needlepoint of children at a tree. [20 x 14 inches].

FRAMED 19th c. NEEDLEPOINT, CHILD W/ DOG

H 17 W 15 D 1 Weight 3LBS

English, first quarter 19th century. Regency era foot stool, having floral needlepoint upholstery to the top, and rising on foliate carved wooden legs. Unmarked. Approx. h. 19", sq. 15.5".

Cut paper embellished with ink, showing a boy in short dress standing at the top of a tree. In gilt frame. Note to verso reads: "Fancy cut-paper work, N. H. Circa 1820-35 (Found in old book of 1830s.)

Late 19th c. English Regency Style Walnut Footstool with needlepoint seat featuring Renaissance style courting scene, 17" x 24" x 15". Good condition.

19th C. Fine Quality Oil Painting Children at Fallen Tree Logs, Framed. Professionally Restored an Framed. Signed on lower left SEE PICTURES on signature. size: 16 x 24, 23 x 31 outside frame

Regency Mahogany Child's Armchair, 19thc. Geometric line carved crest with scroll ears over c-scrolled arms and upholstered seat, raised on sabre legs. Dimensions: 27.5 in.h. 15 in.w. x 14 in.d.

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19th century needlepoint sampler, possibly by Catharina Timmermann. Lettering, numbers surrounded by a leaf motif. Three children with animals at the bottom, and an owl. Makers name at the bottom. Woo

Done by Eliza Simonds in 1827, in silk on linen, beginning with the marriage of Joseph Simonds (1768-1832) and Sarah (nee) Downe (1769-1818) on Feb 8, 1794, with the dates of their eight children belo

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(5) Staffordshire figures to include figural group, teaching child to read, 8-1/2"h, 19th c. spill vase, some chips, children reading, 7"h, tree, lamb and figure group, 4-1/2"h, nest form pastille bur

19th c. Child's Wool Needlework on Card, marked "Grunbaum" and with the Hebrew and Georgian date of 1886, having the double-headed eagle crest of the Austro-Hungarian Empire at top, flanked by trees,

Late 19th century European school oil on canvas landscape depicting two children on a path lined with trees partially clad in autumn leaves; the young boy cuts a twig from a bush while the younger gir

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LARGE 19thC-20thC NEEDLEPOINT & PETTIPOINT EMBROIDERY DEPICTING LAST SUPPER OF BAAL WITH NIMROD SURROUNDED BY HORSES , TREES & SCROLLING ACANTHUS LEAVES - 82 1/2" x 43 FRAMED

19th/20th C. 13-1/2"h x 36-1/2"w x 21"d

DEPICTS TWO YOUNG CHILDREN ASIDE OF A TREE. ONE CHILD HOLDING SAILBOAT WITH AMERICAN FLAG. SIGHT VIEW 29 1/2" X 24". PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please

Stunning Chinese Kraak or Wanli blue on white underglaze porcelain plate decorated with mother and child and cherry trees. Scalloped edge Circa 17-18th C's maybe earlier. This painting quality plate i

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Mid to late 19th c. Chinese export porcelain 9 1/2" (h) baluster form vase decorated with children playing by a tree with flowers. CONDITION: Areas with small pinpoint kiln fire imperfection marks.