George Wishart Creighton Needlepoint Sampler

Alphabet at top. Bottom: Tune thy harp to praise. Remember me my savior. George W Creighton. God is Love. Native American. Date unknown. Overall with frame 12" high x 13-1/2" wide. LR Provenance: From

Each approximately 10" high x 12" wide. Verso of one marked 1897. Other marked "George Wishart Creighton PRR Harrisburg, PA 1895-1898 or Williamsport, PA 1898-1901". George Wishart Creighton was the f

Mary Henderson was the grandmother of Mary Creighton. Overall with frame 19-1/2" high x 20-1/4" wide. 2 losses on left side. Minor loss on right side. LR IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the ter

Framed textile fragments, including (one) needle lace sampler, Molly Black, with five lace roundels, (one) needlepoint sampler, with upper and lowercase alphabet and numbers, each sight: approx 5.25"h

Needlepoint sampler signed by Maryanne Burton, aged 10. 1835. Northeastern United States. Condition: Excellent original condition. H 18-1/4" W 17-3/4". Copy and paste link for high-res image: https://

Mary Ann Taylor's Needlepoint Sampler Dated 1833, Englandworked in multi-color silk threads on fine loose weave wool, the symmetrical composition with a variety of floral motifs, with verse paying hom

Worked by Sarah Ann Ellias, dated December 23, 1857, Philadelphia, 20 x 22 1/4 in., in a curly maple frame.

Needlepoint sampler 'wrought by' Elizabeth Moor. Condition: Frame H 19-1/2" W 17-5/8". Sight H 14-5/8" W 12-3/4". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/xl5ogsz0b4o3lwr/AA

EARLY TENNESSEE NEEDLEPOINT SAMPLER ON LINEN HAVING TREE LINED BORDER SURROUNDING BODY OF WORK WITH LARGE CENTER BUTTERFLY REPRESENTING ETERNAL LIFE, HAVING THE PRAYER ABOVE READING "TEACH ME TO FEEL

Dated 1806 Needlepoint sampler with motto, trees, house etc. - Approx 14.5 x 15w

We's Free 1881 wool needlepoint with a great amount of imagery including: African Americans dancing, birds, rabbit, flag, dragonfly, cat, rooster etc. framed 17 x 18 inches (overall)

Wrought by Sarah Trickett, aged 12 depicting Myrtle Grove. 21"h x 17"w

A 19th C English decorative framed hand-embroidered sampler. Including the first and fifth verses of the hymn The Tolling Bell in black lettering at the top with roses and vines separating the script

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

North America, United States, ca. 1793 CE. A cotton or linen and silk needlepoint sampler with alphabet, floral motifs, and the name "Elisabeth" and the year "1793". The embroidery demonstrated a girl

NEEDLEPOINT SAMPLER, SIGNED ELIZA PARKS, AGE 13, DATED 1836. SIGHT 17 X 16"; FRAMED AND GLAZED-19 1/4 X 20 1/4"

ANTIQUE c.1830 NEEDLEPOINT PRINT FRAMED-21" X 20" APPROX-EMBROIDERED ON SILK-GOOD OVERALL CONDITION SEE PHOTOS-DP32222

By Grace Sutcliffe, age 16, August 24th, 1847. Pictorial motif with figures, birds and flowers in a later frame. W of sampler 64 cm. (25 1/4 in.)

Antique Needlepoint Sampler, Mary Pett, January 25 1804, H 11.25" W 9.25" | Needlepoint sampler with flowers, birds and a poem. Mary Pett January 25 1804. Framed under glass H 12.75", W 11".

1859 Needlepoint sampler, signed Adam Krick, with all over animal designs, 17-3/4" x 16-3/4" sight, 24-3/4" x 23-3/4" overall

1814 Sampler of Ann Harrison Aged 9. Replete with verse, Adam and Eve motif, and other floral devices. Size: Framed: 30.5" H x 29" W x 1.5" D; Sight: 25.5" H x 24" W Provenance: Production of “D

1829, Includes names Caleb and Joshua, Prayer, and floral patterning, Frame measures 19 3/4 x 19 3/4in, Sampler measures 18 3/4 x 18 3/4in.

*An American Needlepoint Sampler by Elizabeth West Dated 1782 13 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Susan Henoch Quinn, La Jolla, California Susan Henoch Quinn, originally from Milwaukee

Two 19th Century Needlepoint Samplers. Comprising 1819 alphabet sampler in ebonized frame; 1833 sampler with short poem 'This piece of work my friends may have, When I am in the silent grave, For them