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Textiles - a 19th century needlework sampler, worked by Ellen Cattell, aged 11 Years, with rows of upper and lower case letters and number, above a religious rhyme, maple frame

A needlework sampler 19th century work with a tree of life vase of blooms within a strawberry pattern border framed. 33 x 41 cm CONDITION REPORT: Colours bright, no tears or moth, minor tear to the bottom right hand corner, very minor, some stretching top left hand corner otherwise good condition.

A collection of three early 19th Century samplers, the first of square form, named and dated with text 'Dina Bond, 1833', set amongst line of alphabet, numbers, and floral designs, set within a carved mahogany frame, 33.5cm x 34.5cm, the second sampler named and dated Hannah White, 1831, embroidered with twelve lines of prose amidst embroidered floral designs, and set within a carved mahogany frame, 44.5cm x 47cm, together with a 19th Century embroidered sampler, the textile of square form embroidered with nine lines of text, above embroidered depiction of mother and child and further embroidered motifs including baskets of flowers, set within a single red flower stem border, mounted in carved mahaogany frame, 59cm x 57.5cm (3)

An early 19th Century embroidered sampler, of rectangular form, the central field embroidered with twelve lines of religious prose, and signed and dated Mary Ann Abrahm Lofthous, 1818, set within alphabet, number and foliate borders, the lower section embroidered with birds perched in flowering branches, set within a walnut frame, embroidery 49cm x 66cm, in frame 63cm x 81cm.

A framed sampler by Charlotte Adams, Aged 13 yrs, 30th April 1844, 18.75" overall.

44 JW Music Library LP Records. Together with The Jammy Music Library Vol.2 and Vol.3, Three Standard Music Library LPs and 15 Stereophonic/Quadrophonic Sampler Records.

William IV sampler by SARAH GEE Litchfield October 1831. H39cm x W40cm, framed and glazed Fair condition

A framed and glazed 19th century sampler.

A 19th Century woolwork sampler with country theme design, framed in mahogany with marquetry surround

Mid 20th century sampler dated 1943, 16" x 12", framed; together with two humorous illustrations of gentlemen playing cards (3)

A Georgian needlework sampler

An 1885 alphabet sampler together with four golfing prints after Crombie (4)

A Victorian needlework sampler, worked by Harriet Martin of Arnold , Notts ,aged 10, 1864; Rotherham Parish church 1951; etc (3)

A 20th century needle work sampler, stylised as a tree with songbirds, bears verse. H.60cm W.49cm

A Victorian needlework sampler, initialled B.T. and dated 1875

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked by The Aunt of John William James Veriod, Chaffcombe, Somerset, 1888, 24 3/4ins. (63cms.) square

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked with the alphabet, numerals, a verse, squirrels, a windmill and a mansion, by Elizabeth Teatley, 16ins.(41cms.) x 16 3/4ins.(42.5cms.)

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked with a verse for Easter Day, by Sarah Edmande...1836, 18ins. (45.5cms.) x 13ins. (33cms.)

A CONTINENTAL NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked with buildings, animals and plants, dated 1838, 20ins. (51cms.) x 21 1/2ins. (54.5cms.)

An 1848 sampler.

19th century needlework sampler, worked by Margaret Lambert, Aged 14, in glazed frame, 35 x 40cm

19th century needlework sampler, worked by Mary Rowe, in glazed frame, 30 x 40cm

Regency needlework sampler, worked by Margaret Brown, dated May 1830, in glazed frame, 30 x 40cm

A Sampler, Framed Lake Scene Oil, Oilegraph, Oil on Canvas and Lift Drawing Book

A small framed Sampler by Clara Grigg from Letton School, February 20th 1888

19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "River landscape with town in background at sunset", watercolour heightened with white, unsigned, another watercolour "Rural landscape with figures by stream", and a 19th Century framed and glazed alphabet and numeral sampler (3)

A 19th century tapestry sampler, decorated with verses, birds, flowers, animals and Adam and Eve, by Jane Johnson, 20ins x 16ins

Four framed pictures to include sampler by Fanney Wood 1829; Royal visit programme and souvenir 1909 and a framed watercolour by Fred Campbell and framed portrait of Edward VII (4). Condition report: see terms and conditions.

An early Victorian needlework sampler by Kate Webb, worked with bands of flowers, butterflies, birds, trees, recumbent stags and angels, inscribed `Kate Webb Marked This Sampler Aged 9 Years 1844`, 40 x 31.2cm in a glazed burrwood moulded frame with a gilt slip.

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER with religious text and tree of life design restored by Elizabeth Keech and dated 1826, 43x33cm

An early 19th century silk map sampler of England and Wales worked in coloured threads by Mary Rathmell in York in 1802, h. 46 x 41 cm, framed and glazed Stained

A George III needlework sampler by Elizabeth Reed, October 1830, aged 9 years, decorated with verse, Adam and Eve, in the garden of Eden within a foliate border all in a Rosewood frame, 54cm by 43cm overall measurements £100-150

A 19th century framed needlework sampler worked with alphabet and verse, by Helena Mansell Evans, 29cm x 24cm

A mid 19thC woolwork sampler, by Ann Bradbury aged 12 years, 1840 at Epperstone, small village on the outskirts of Nottingham.

An 18thC sampler by Charlotte Bedford, dated October 18th 1798, decorated in the typical style with birds, animals, flowers, etc. 38 x 29cm.

19th century tapestry sampler by Hannah Anthony, age 12 years. Dated 1878. In original mahogany frame with gilt slip, glazed. CONDITION REPORT; Good colour overall for age. No obvious damage.

An early 19th century sampler, by Margaret Campbell Douglas in the sixth year of her age 1807, with alphabet, numerals and stylised motifs, 41.5 x 33 cm Condition report Report by NG Backing cloth discoloured and grubby. Some fraying to threads. Some light fading. Some veneer missing from rosewood frame and some lifting. Other knocks and bumps.

An early 19th century sampler, by Lindsay Douglas, her work finished June 30th 1802 Aged 10 years Linkfield House, with alphabet, numerals, prose and stylised floral motifs, 31 x 27 cm Condition report Report by NG Backing cloth discoloured and grubby, several threadbare patches. Some fading. Staining. Minor losses to thread work. Rosewood frame with a couple of heavy scratches and knocks to edges.

Victorian sampler, by Sarah Ann Jessop, aged 9, 1854, with Adam and Eve and Tree of Life, other tree motifs and a text, 32cm x 33cm.

A Victorian needlework alphabet sampler, dated 1862 in burr elm frame.

A 19th century sampler, woven with alphabet and numerals beneath a spray of flowers and verse, indistinctly named, 42 x 33cm in an oak glazed frame.

Two pine framed and glazed prints of wading birds, together with a monochrome engraving of Lambeth Palace, a late 19th century sampler, a small oil on board of an Edwardian lady feeding a pony, gilt and ebonised framed watercolour of a pair of heavy horses, initialled BWB.

An early 19th Century embroidered sampler with alphabet, verse and botanical design with repeat border design, named Elizabeth Smith 1834.

A collection of Villeroy & Boch "American Sampler" pattern tea wares, a Herend porcelain circular box and cover, an Oriental porcelain desk stand of oval form, two Bavarian / Mettlach style jugs and three late 19th / early 20th Century jugs decorated in the Chinese taste, and a further jug

A 19th century needlework sampler "Allis Williams's work 1836", a 19th century needlework sampler "Mary Ann Afford, Huntingdon, 1815", and a 19th century needlework sampler "William Joiner died January 12th 1833 aged 47 years June 1842" (3) CONDITION REPORTS Allis Williams's needlework- stained throughout, has holes/losses especially to bottom edge, some loss of colour. Mar Ann Afford needlework - has discolouration, small holes all over William Joiner - has areas of discolouration, staining and small holes all over. All have wear etc conducive with age use, all are pinned to back boards, all frames are very scuffed, worn etc. See images for more details

An early 19th century needlework sampler demonstrating embroidery designs and depicting floral spray tied with ribbon and "SG 1809", a 19th century needlework sampler "Elizabeth Glovers Sampler Oct 3 1831", and a 19th century alphabet sampler "Milnthorpe December 1877" (3) CONDITION REPORTS Floral sampler appears to be very finely worked particularly to the square embroidery patterns, appears to be stitched on a linen type fabric which is quite yellowed and has stains, fading and some wear and holes, generally overall with some wear and a few nicks, holes and a few loose threads, size approx.30 x 32 cm, overall stitched in extremely fine small detail although the outline stitching to the flower design to centre is much more loosely stitched with large longstitch sytle borders to the flowers, leaves, ribbon and stems (please see photos for examples). Multi-coloured alphabet sampler appears to be worked in quite thick wool, has general wear, dirt and some stains. Elizabeth Glover's sampler has dirt, stains, fading and wear, also appears to be worked in fairly thick thread/wool (although a much thinner thread/wool than the mlulti-coloured alphabet sampler) and also has some fading

ELIZABETH EDWARDS of Malmesbury "Needlework sampler", 19th Century, together with another 19th Century needlework sampler with alphabet and numerals in a Gothic style alphabet

Early 18th century sampler in silk threads, cross and satin stitch on an open weave silk cloth, edged by a silk braid, two deer flanking a crown with birds, animals and figures by Jesus on the Cross with tulip and rose and geometric panels, alphabet and dated 1737, oak frame, the textile 24cm x 30cm

Mid 19th century sampler depicting animals, birds, and flowers and a house with thistle and rose above, all within a scrolling flower border, done by Marianne Peattie, April 1st 1842, the textile, 41cm x 29cm

A 19th century alphabetical sampler dated 1889 - 32x32cm, together with a pictorial sampler dated 1868 - 37x37cm (both unframed) CONDITION REPORT: both samplers faded

A 19th century alphabetical sampler dated 1889 - 32x32cm, together with a pictorial sampler dated 1868 - 37x37cm (both unframed) CONDITION REPORT: both samplers faded

A mid 19th century sampler centred with Adam and Eve beside a tree with animal, bird and strawberry decorated border inscribed "Eunice Garner aged six years 1849", 52 x 40cm, framed in oak and glazed.

An 18th century woolwork sampler, decorated with a tree beneath the alphabet, dated 1788, 14 x 20.5cm, four coloured prints and an early 19th century bible.

An early 19th century alphabet sampler with central poem above tree and three floral sprays within a stylised leaf decorated border, 33.5 x 32cm, framed and glazed.

An early 19th century needlework sampler worked by Harriot Davies, decorated with animals and birds within a strawberry border, undated, 31 x 30cm, framed and glazed.

A mid 19th century sampler with alphabet, numbers, flower motifs and a small verse, the work of "Mary Bradshaw, aged 10 years", 30 x 25cm, framed and glazed.

Nineteenth century school : Remember thy creator, sampler, dated 1830, 45 cm x 45 cm, framed. CONDITION REPORT: Some staining.

Elkington & Co Silver Plated Condiment Cruet Set, 1892. Six cut crystal bottles: 2 casters with detachable silver plated tops (height: 17cm / 6.7in). 2 crystal bottles with cut crystal stoppers (18cm / 7in). A mustard pot with silver plated hinged cover and neck (13cm / 5.12in). A small bottle with a detachable silver plated sampler (15cm / 6.1in). Marked. The rectangular stand is centered with a stylized carrying handle, four stylized supports, foliate ornaments. Stand measures: 13cm X 18cm / 5.12in X 7in. Stand`s height: 25cm / 9.84in.

A VICTORIAN SAMPLER by EMMA LEADER, aged 10 years, 1849, embroidered with a poem, basket of flowers, butterflies and other motifs, framed and glazed. 18ins x 13ins.

A GOOD GEORGIAN ENGLISH SAMPLER by SUSSANNA TOMPION, finished in the 9th year of her age, in the year of our Lord with poem and various motifs, framed and glazed. 18ins x 12.5ins. Provenance: Sold Sotheby’s, 5.3.1998, Property of The Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago. See Label on Reverse.