Needlepoint Sampler with Alphabet and Animals

Overall with frame 24" high x 17" wide. Some frame losses. LR MPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be

Framed English needlework sampler, Emma Mares wrought this sampler 1910 for Mary Tipton, with alphabet, animals, including British lion and unicorn, young girl with cat, boy with rolling hoop, notes t

Karen Garfen dollhouse miniature needlepoint alphabet sampler with water fountain and animals in wood frame 1 1/2" by 2 3/8"

Late 20th Century American Folk Art ABC Sampler with different stitches. Features every letter of the alphabet. Top with a quartz battery operated movement, the lower half with figural, animals and a

The work of Rebecca A. Walton, date un-known. A well wrought sampler with blossoming flowers, butterflies and homestead with animals depicted in yard, uppercase alphabet and Psalms, verse 23, signed R

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

Dollhouse needlepoint rug features, Noah and Emzara, ark, animals and whales 4.25" by 9", unframed alphabet sampler 2.75" square

Signed Hedwig - Needlepoint sampler frame from 1880. Red lettering and Greek Key design.

Needlepoint sampler, alphabet, floral decoration, dated 1801, Elizabeth Harley, aged 8 Years, some of the raised letters are worn, some wear, small holes near edge ( see images), 17 1/8" by 18 1/8"

2 pieces of American Cross-Stitch Needlepoint Samplers. Alphabet, House, Flowers and Trees. Professionally framed. One in frame 17 1/4"x18"x1 1/4". Second In Frame measures 18"x18"x1". Weight 7 pds. P

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

LOT (2) AMERICAN NEEDLEPOINT SAMPLERS INCLUDING ALPHABET AND VERSE 1823/19TH C., LARGEST 9" X 15"

FINE NEEDLEPOINT SAMPLER W/ALPHABET/ELEPHANT/HORSE/URNS DATED 1818, H. 15" W. 26"

1845 needlepoint sampler with animals including dog, ducks, turkey, rabbit. Sight seen approx. 17-1/2" x 13".

Antique 19th century American religious needlepoint sampler with alphabet and numbers at top. Butterflies, trees, house and figures to center. Below reads We have no Continuing city here But look for

American needlepoint sampler with alphabet, birds and flowers. Measures 13 1/2" (34cm) x 12 1/4" (31cm) + 1" (2.5cm) frame.

UNITED STATES, LATE 19TH CENTURY An American folk art needlepoint sampler. The needlepoint is decorated with various animals, flowers, articles, and the American flag and English Crown. The needlepoin

Needlepoint alphabet sampler, dated 1869, worked with registers of alphabets and numbers over floral sprays and other pictorial devices, signed and dated 'E.H. 1868', framed, overall 24"h x 23.75"w

This is a darling sampler done by a young lady by the name of Ann in 1907. It is unusual that it's long and narrow, unlike the majority that we see. It is in a nice simple frame and measures 5.5" x 15

This lovely sampler was done by 11 year old Maggie McHale. She created her upper and lower case letters along with her numbers, all accented by flowers and vines. She added her name and age, and it's

Darling antique sampler done by a young lady, possibly Elizabeth in Hanover Township. Features a variety of letting in caps and lower case, along with a tree. There is some needlepoint loss from years

FINE NEEDLEPOINT (ALPHABET) SAMPLER SIGNED MARY ANN COX, (MIDDLETOWN, NY) WALDEN, NY 1834

1885 Needlepoint alphabet sampler by Annie M. Gibson of East Public School Leslie, Fife (Scotland). It is a very colorful alphabet sampler that is matted with a wood frame. It does have some condition

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