Framed Patriotic Needlework

Framed Patriotic Needleworkfirst half of 20th century, worked in wool depicting an eagle with outspread wings perched on a pole with a draped American flag, presented in a cove molded frame. Frame siz

depicting American eagle and "E. Pluribus Unum" banner. Edge wear, loss to one tassel. Frame size: 24" high, 29 1/2" wide. Provenance: Property of a descendant of a signer of the Declaration of Indepe

Framed patriotic needlework. Sight 13" x 18".

A framed Chinese or Japanese patriotic needlework picture on silk, c.1905. Made for the American market, depicting an eagle perched on flags over the (misspelled) motto E. Plubirus Unum (E. Pluribus U

Framed print of an American woman with the American flag in front of warships and a fort. Printed on fabric, and embroidered with flowers. Embroidery reads "F.H. 1914". Before America's entry into the

CHINESE EXPORT NEEDLEWORK WITH PATRIOTIC DESIGNSLate 19th CenturyDepicts arches of stars, a bald eagle, an "E Pluribus Unum" banner, a Liberty shield, flags, etc.25î x 31î. Framed 32.5î

Depicts a 45 star flag and is 20x20, well framed

depicting three figures and a parrot on perch, circa 1790-1810. Frame size: 8 1/2" high, 10" wide; sight size: 6 1/2" high, 8" wide. Not examined out of frame. Provenance: John Walton, Inc., invoice a

probably 17th century, possibly Scottish, remnants of label verso (partially legible) "Eve in the Garden of Eden circa 1600(?) From the Home of Thoma...Scotlan...", depicting a robed woman in a forest

Framed needlework tapestry, 19th c., after the 1823 painting of a young boy with the hounds of Prinz Carl of Prussia, in carved giltwood frame, sight: approx 40"h, 50"w, overall: approx 49"h, 57"w **P

Massachusetts. Wrought by Hannah Runey. Inscribed "In the Memory of Capt. George Runey, Obt February 15, 1797, Age 37." Sight size: 20"h x 17"w

Sarah Butcher's Framed Needlework Dated 1826, Englandworked in multi-color silk thread on fine linen, varying motifs to include floral sprays and baskets, trees, and flower filled urns all placed in a

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

Two Framed Needlework Tapestries 36 1/2 x 33 1/2 in.

C. 1900's framed needlework, woman in peacock dress. Frame overall 27 1/2" x 34". Frame has some damage.

A Framed Needlework Sampler, Mary Ann Small, Scarborough, Maine, dated 1748, the upper register sewn with an Exodus verse, the lower register with a flowering tree, the whole within an entwining vine

Printed and folded paper in red, white & blue with 5-pointed stars, folding and mounted in pedestaled gilt shadow box frame, 24 1/2 x 19" high.

Early patriotic needlework "GEORGE WASHINGTON/AMERICA'S INDEPENDENCE". Sight 16" x 12 1/2".

Silk on linen with landscape with two story brick home at right, Miss Liberty in center with U.S. flag with stars in circle pattern on canton, tree at left with horse, cat and dog, embroidered text be

Framed needlework sampler by Ann Button aged 7 years, early 19th century, having the Tree of Life, serpent, and a floral border, 16.5"h x 16.5"w

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-

Framed needlework sampler by Julia Stace October 15, 1825 aged 7 years, with script reading, " Teach me what I am by nature how to lift my thoughts on high, Teach me O thou great creator how to live a

Five Framed Needleworks English and American, 18th and 19th century Comprising two silk needlework pictures of a hog hunt, sight of largest 11 1/4 x 11 inches, smaller 10 3/4 inches, square; a needlew

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,