Five Various PA 19th Century Small Needlework Samplers.

Five Various Pennsylvania 19th Century Small Needlework Samplers. Largest measures 8-1/2" x 11-1/2". Condition: Fair to good with wear and stains. One has been cut-down and glue to a backing board.

Lancaster County, PA 19th Century Needlework Sampler. Catherine Nissley, Chiques (West Hempfield Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania), mirror image sampler with strawberry vine border, birds and

Lancaster County, PA 19th Century Amish Needlework Sampler. Rowed type signed Cadarina Stolsfus (no date). Pictured in "Samplers of the Pennsylvania Germans" by Tandy and Charles Hersh, page 279. In a

19th c. needlework sampler. Various motifs. Sight 21" x 21".

Gold velvet box lined with quilted blue satin and filled with handmade lace items and trim as well as a small needlework sampler, two antique tortoise shell combs, and a candle snuffer. Hand made lace

Framed needlework sampler in various colors of wool thread on homespun linen. Appears to have been done by a young child. Alphabet letters and numbers with various borders and hearts. Dated Oct. 18th;

19th Century York County, PA Needlework Sampler. Verse reads "Margret Wallaces is my name, York County is my station, Heaven is my dwelling place & Christ is my salvation. When I am dead & in my grave

19th C Alphabet needlework sampler, (7) various alphabet examples, cross iterations, multiple forms of potted flowers, a round pasture, dogs, scales, and patterned decorations, reading VIVA GESU VIVA

19th c. needlework sampler. Features, name, date, verse and various subjects. Sight 11 1/4" x 13".

19th Century American Needlework Sampler, 1831. The alphabet repeated in various scripts and sizes, some punctuated by names and some letters looking to be repeated or out of order, poem below centeri

A late 19th century French needlework sampler. Made by "Clotilde Ravel, Tenay, France, 1888". Five rows of alphabet and numerals within a multi-color floral border and poem below. Wear and minor disco

Walnut framed 19th c. School girls needlework alphabet 8"(h) x 7 1/2"(L) sampler, dated 1848, overall framed is 10"(h) x 10"(L). [Provenance: Collection of Nan Bers, Rydal, PA.] CONDITION: Areas with

19th Century PA Dutch School, Mary M. Barnf, Pictorial Sampler Memento Mori for Sarah Kimball, needlepoint, 12.5 x 12.5 inches, framed in a vine and treestump relief frame measuring 16.5 x 16.5 inches

Pennsylvania 19th Century Cross Stich Needlework Sampler. Initialed "L.B." and dated 1846. 12-3/4" x 10", in a period paint decorated softwood frame, 16-3/4" x 14" overall. Condition: Good with wear a

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

19th century group including five various pieces. Nice framed for display. H29" W24" (largest framed) Sold from the collection of a prominent East Battery home Charleston, South Carolina.

One of the most elusive of all 19th century needlework pieces are Watch Samplers, small, round stitched items, usually made by a wife or daughter to be kept inside the case of a gentleman’s pock

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

Group of (3) 19th century needlework samplers, to include: British pictorial sampler with verse made by ''Elizabeth Bloxham Malings, Clifton, May 10, 1847'', (mild toning, scattered small holes); Amer

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

Needlework sampler by Margaret Ann Stoutsenberg, aged 11 years; American, possibly Virginia; floral border encloses alphabet, various stitched bands, adage "Thou canst not steal the rose's bloom To de

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

With alphabet and verse, dated 1886, house, church and centerpiece bowl, floral border, small hole visible center-right, framed, not examined out of frame. Visible image: approx. 17" x 15 3/4". Frame:

Lot of Six Various Early to Mid 19th Century Pennsylvania Papergoods. Book plate, small Vorscrift, birth record, Etc. Condition: Good with minor wear and foxing.