Two Schoolgirl Samplers - Mary Broom

Two schoolgirl, needlework samplers. One wrought by Mary Broom, Oct. 1823 along with an ABC sampler. 7.5 in by 10.5 in and 8 in by 8.5 in.

1830 "Mary W Burtis aged 12 years" schoolgirl sampler (Mary W Burtis of Port Washington, LI, New York married Benjamin W Allen in 1839), excellent condition, framed, sight 18"x 20 1/2", overall 21" x

15.5 x 15.5 inches, inscribed "Mary Ann Houlden Daughter / Of James and Mary Houlden / Aged Thirteen Years / February Fourteen."

Two schoolgirl, needlework samplers. One by Elizabeth Greenall Burnley, 1831 and the other by Elizabeth Pittman, 1775. 10 in. X 7 1/2 in and 7 1/2 in. square.

Hand stitched schoolgirl sampler signed Mary Bage, handwritten note says she was born in England in 1798, 10.5"H x 12"W sight, strawberry and pine tree border, alphabet, numbers, and verse

An English Needlework Embroidered Schoolgirl's Sampler Wrought by Mary Stokes, Dated 1816 the text reads: Tis religion that can give sweetest pleasures while we live tis religion must supply solid com

1816 schoolgirl sampler made by Mary Ann Parker, alphabet, numbers, birds, trees and flowers, 12" x 12", old frame,

1810 SCHOOL GIRL SAMPLER SIGNED MARY E. WHITFIELD, AGE 10. EXHIBITING A HOUSE WITH TREES AND LANDSCAPE. 15 X 16

Schoolgirl needlework sampler wrought by Mary Twig and dated 1805. 11 in. X 10 in.

Two English Needlework Samplers, One Signed Mary Ann Wilkinson's in the Nine Year of Her Age, 1827 25 1/4 in. x 23 1/2 in., frame. 22 1/4 in. x 18 1/4 in., frame. The Collection of Susie Hilfiger at D

Two samplers including signed alphabet/pictorial sampler "Mary Stewart of Coirain (?) Born December the 4, 1807 Aged 12 - good condition, together with an unsigned alphabet sampler and unknown age - e

Two Small Late 18th/early 19th Century Framed Samplers. "Mary Aldrichs 1792" and "Mary Jane Dives". Largest measures 9" x 9-3/4". Condition: Good with toning and stains.

2 schoolgirl samplers in wood frames, larger one is signed by Mary Farrer dated 1815 and is a family register type sampler with parents and 6 children born from 1794-1809 16"T x 12"W, and smaller one

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

Likely English, ca 1814. A needlework sampler with alphabet and numerical lines, along with a religious verse, signed and dated, with decoration including two moose. Housed in an early frame; 12 x 11

Mary Seymour, possibly Ohio, 1815, silk on linen. Central flowers and birds, with alphabet and number lines above and a verse below, and with "Mary Seymour aged 8 years 1815." In a later frame, 18.5"

SAMPLER: English schoolgirl sampler signed "Ann M. Hellens, East Ogwell", 19th C., wool on open canvas, floral motifs throughout including two large tulips in lower half, and center floral swag and fl

Two late 18th/ 19th C. needleworks, one signed schoolgirl sampler and one embroidered map of North America, details include: sampler by Rachel Atkison, 19th C., alphabet and numeric characters, signed

Antique 1855 Schoolgirl Sampler. Pictorial Sampler. Colors are bright, no foxing or spotting on the piece. On a linen ground, then mounted on linen, then framed. No glass. Appears to be done by Mary J

TWO NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERSMid-19th CenturyOne wrought by "Mary Elizabeth Judson age 9 March 25 1853" and the other wrought by "Mary Elizabeth Judson age 8 January 25 1852".Both framed

American Schoolgirl Sampler of "A View of Solomon's Temple", 1852, by Mary Ann Maher "her work aged 10 years", cross stitch in fine wool on open-weave canvas, identifying inscriptions along center and

Overall with frame 20-3/4" high x 10-3/4" wide. Rebecca was the maternal grandmother of Mary C. Stackpole and Daughter of Mary Henderson. Two holes in sampler. LR Provenance: From the estate of Mary T

Schoolgirl hand stitched sampler, alphabet, short verse, and signed Mary Prentiss, Hopkinton (Massachusetts), aged 12, dated 1821, 12.5"H x 12"W

2 American needlework samplers. The first by Elizabeth Heyer, 1820. Frame size: H 21-3/4", W 16-3/8", sight size: H 17-1/4", W 12". The second by Mary Cressey, born 1814 with house, trees and figure.