Frances Woodward’s Sampler, Whitefield ME

Title: Frances Woodward’s Sampler, Whitefield ME Provenance/Additional Info: A small and very tidy needlework sampler by Frances M. Woodward, Whitefield, Maine. Although the sampler is undated,

VG+/- Condition. Photos represent condition statement. Please see auction description for link to higher resolution photos. Vinyl Records, LP, Vintage Records

Beautiful Limoges, France porcelain white field with purple and lavender violet motif with gold accents and handle. Teapot measures 5" high x 8" wide, Sugar measures 3" high x 4" wide, Creamer measure

RELIGIOUS VERSE SAMPLER WITH POTTED PLANTS, TREES, AND HOUSES - FRANCES JANE TUTHILL (1824-1879) WAS A LIFELONG RESIDENT OF ORANGE COUNTY, NEW YORK. 16 1/2" X 16 1/2"

AGED 7 YEARS (18 1/4" X 14")

Sampler signed Frances Richards 1803?, 12" x 10 1/2".

A three alphabet and foliate themed sampler by Frances Farwell, age 13, dated 1846. Ht: 18" Wd: 19.25"

Made in New York, featuring an intrinsically detailed flower basket; together with a 19th C. small square sampler with hymn "The Tolling Bell", with miniature designs and Greek key border, appears to

UNUSUAL NEW HAMPSHIRE NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERDated 1814Wrought by "Frances Wilson Aged 10 1814". Dense and colorful arrangement of alphabets, small emblems, numerals, rows of initials all ending

Display of full dressed salmon flies tied by Frances Stearns (1918-2003). Affixed to the reverse is Stearns' large handwritten card: "A Sampler of Classic Salmon Flies", signed "Frances Lee Stearns" a

Sampler was executed in 1782 by "FRANCES STOTT her work in the seventh year of her age". Different silk threads on a linen ground with many stitching styles of the alphabets,grape vines, angels, crown

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

Wrought by Frances Ann Hill, aged 8, Exeter, 1834. The serrated border surrounding rows of alphabet above a lower register of verse. (12.5 x 10 inches). H: 13.75 in., W: 11.5 in., D: 0.75 in.

"In Virtues Ways I'll Spend My Days. Frances Keaton worked on this in the Fifth year of her age March 27, 1804". "Taught by Sarah Latham". Sampler 16" x 12". Frame 17" x 13". Glass cracked. See photos

19th century Victorian school girl alphabet tapestry. Wonderful folk art. Hand stitched art From Frances Markel Estate daughter of the late Ella Becher Gilbert Frame 16.15in H x 19in L. Painting 14.75

A late 18th century map sampler depicting southern Scotland, England and Wales Also including the east coast of Ireland and northern France, worked on a linen group and signed and inscribed 'Wrought i

1798, 1787, 1790(?) Wrought by "Frances Reynolds in Ollerton and by "Elisabeth Mott...". 12"h x 9"w

19th c. needlework sampler. Features alphabet and verse. Provenance verso. Frances Emily McGill Hubbell aged 12 years, Mother of Albertina Swain Hubbel Jacobus (Dudley Eden Jacobus Mother), other daug

Limoges porcelain charger, T & V Limoges France, embossed and gilt wide acanthus boarder, hunter green to white field with pale orchid clusters, early 20th c., 14 3/4" x 13 1/4" Condition; very good,

American (Kentucky), second quarter 19th Century. By Mary Stephens. Finely executed alphabet and numerics. Dated July the 4th, 1831. Fine appliquéd silk flowers. Paris, Kentucky. Frame, 18.25"h. 18

Description - German Sampler, depicting treaty or dedication. Dated 1912. Dimensions - 31" x 20"

Harrisburg, PA 1819 Needlework Mourning Sampler. Silk-on-silk mourning sampler with motifs and verse. Completed by Catherine Shiley, in Mrs. Leah Meguier's School, Harrisburg, PA. Catherine Shiley a d

Early English Pictorial and Poem Sampler by Ann Rogers, Evesham School, 1813Worked in several embroidered techniques and titled "Extract.""Mysterious Heaven, How Wonderous are thy WaysY

Oil Painting Portrait "Recruit" Bay Hunter Horse By Frances Mabel Hollams C1925 1 Fine British Work Of Art Oil Painting Portrait Of "Recruit" Bay Hunter Horse Study By Frances Mabel Hollams Circa 1925