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An 18th century needlework sampler showing Adam and Eve. Signed "Mary Brett her work aged 8 years 1786", 42 x 32 cm. Condition Report: Faded as one would expect but glazed, so there are only a couple of tears

A George III needlework sampler dated 1808. " A long farewell since we must part. Receive my fond Adieu. Believe me Mary I oft shall sigh. And drop a tear for you." 29 x 23cm.

A George III needlework sampler, 46 x 33cm.

A 19th century sampler, house, alphabet and numbers. 17 ins x 12 ins, in stained wooden frame.

A Victorian sampler, Elizabeth Oliver 1847, verse, house, trees, baskets of flowers, etc. 19.5 ins x 15.25 ins (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Generally in good condition. There is a small repair approximately 3 inches to the left of the fourth line of the verse and another small repair approximately 2 inches diagonally left of the word Elizabeth. These are fairly minor but visible.

A 19th century sampler, Elizabeth Rawlings work 1817. 27 cm x 32 cm, framed. CONDITION REPORT: There are several holes to the top left of the prayer around the left hand tree. There are further holes below the verse in the centre of the piece and a repair around the centre of the right hand tree. The remainder of the sampler is in generally good order.

A 19th century sampler, by E. Philips, house, numbers and alphabet. 16 ins x 7.5 ins. CONDITION REPORT: Other than being discoloured this sampler is in generally good order. There are no visible holes or repairs. The sampler does appear a little unfinished in places but not significantly. The piece is framed and glazed.

A 19th century sampler, Marion Hamilton, alphabet, numbers, animals, trees and plants. 17 ins x 10 ins, framed.

A mixed lot of various textiles, comprising; a silk embroidered Chinese bag, an openwork teapot cover, ""United Welcome Home"", featuring ship and flags, an album containing oriental silk mats and others, a crude sampler ""W. S. Wigton"", a silk covered folder painted with thistles, and sundry trimmings and embroidery silks. (qty) (Betty Wolf Collection)

A beadwork sampler, ""Lucy Huke, Aged 11 Years, North Cove, November 16th, 1837"", worked with alphabets and numerals, verse, butterflies, bird and flowers, within a trailing strawberry border, s.d., 32cm x 31cm, glazed and framed.

A presentation sampler, 1852, ""St. Stephen`s School - Westminster"", over the verse ""All things bright and beautiful ?"", and further inscribed ""Worked for the Revd. Wm. Tennant by the Girls of St. Stephen`s School, Westminster, 1852"", worked with jardinières of flowers, birds, trees, a portico and other motifs within a trailing strawberry border, in a glazed maple frame with silvered slip, 38cm x 33cm, 53cm x 47cm overall.

A sampler, ""Matilda Richardson, Born Nov. 7th 1813, Finished this Work June 1822"", worked with a verse flanked by pillars, a pavilion, animals, butterflies, flowering jardinières, trees and other motifs within a double border, in a glazed figured mahogany frame with gilt slip, 24cm x 33cm, 41.5cm x 50cm overall.

Three early 20th century framed needlework pictures, a sampler and two other pieces, the sampler in the Arts & Crafts style with central flowering jardinière, 31cm x 21.5cm, a pair of landscape embroidered pictures, 28cm x 18.5cm, another of terrace steps in a garden, 18cm x 12.5cm, all glazed and framed, together with an embroidered sewing bag and a small 3-compartment sewing bag. (6)

Four framed Bristol card pieces, comprising; an alphabet sampler, 17cm x 11cm, a rectangular panel ""Blessed Are The Peacemakers"", 10cm x 12.5cm, a rectangular panel, ""The Old Arm Chair"", 24.5cm x 19cm, and another, ""The Lord`s Prayer"" with additional verse, 18.5cm x 25.5cm. (4) (Diane Pelham Burn Collection)

A group of Bristol card pieces, comprising; a pair of panels framed as one, commemorating Harry, James, Jane and Fanny Saunders, circa 1850, 29.5cm x 17cm, a sampler, 1903, 15cm x 18cm, two unframed panels, a bangle, and other pieces, some a.f. (qty) (Diane Pelham Burn Collection)

Four framed Bristol card pieces, comprising; an alphabet sampler, 17cm x 11cm, a rectangular panel ""Blessed Are The Peacemakers"", 10cm x 12.5cm, a rectangular panel, ""The Old Arm Chair"", 24.5cm x 19cm, and another, ""The Lord`s Prayer"" with additional verse, 18.5cm x 25.5cm. (4) (Diane Pelham Burn Collection)

A group of Bristol card pieces, comprising; a pair of panels framed as one, commemorating Harry, James, Jane and Fanny Saunders, circa 1850, 29.5cm x 17cm, a sampler, 1903, 15cm x 18cm, two unframed panels, a bangle, and other pieces, some a.f. (qty) (Diane Pelham Burn Collection)

A mixed lot of various textiles, comprising; a silk embroidered Chinese bag, an openwork teapot cover, ""United Welcome Home"", featuring ship and flags, an album containing oriental silk mats and others, a crude sampler ""W. S. Wigton"", a silk covered folder painted with thistles, and sundry trimmings and embroidery silks. (qty) (Betty Wolf Collection)

A beadwork sampler, ""Lucy Huke, Aged 11 Years, North Cove, November 16th, 1837"", worked with alphabets and numerals, verse, butterflies, bird and flowers, within a trailing strawberry border, s.d., 32cm x 31cm, glazed and framed.

Three early 20th century framed needlework pictures, a sampler and two other pieces, the sampler in the Arts & Crafts style with central flowering jardinière, 31cm x 21.5cm, a pair of landscape embroidered pictures, 28cm x 18.5cm, another of terrace steps in a garden, 18cm x 12.5cm, all glazed and framed, together with an embroidered sewing bag and a small 3-compartment sewing bag. (6)

A LATE GEORGE III SAMPLER, 1819, worked in full cross stitch in coloured wools by Mary Gosling aged 12, of Stickney, Lincolnshire, and dated Feb 4, with the carol ""Hark the Herald Angles Sing"" (sic), below a house flanked by potted shrubs, sheep and birds, upper case alphabet and Arabic numerals, over a pair of trees flanking a swan, within a stylised tulip border, 15"" x 12"", framed and glazed

A mid 19th Century sampler, depicting Bradfield Union Workhouse, Berkshire, dated 1860, with trees either side and stars in the sky, 35 x 24in. (90 x 60cms), in stained wooden frame.

A 19th Century needlework sampler, worked by Mary Robson, aged 13, in 1837, religious verse to top beside bird within cage, central swag and vase design flanked by cats above floral designs, florally decorated border, within walnut frame, 26 x 24in. (66 x 61cms).

An early 19th Century sampler, worked by Elizabeth Stobie, Boatmill, May 8th 1811, decorated with a country house below verse, centred by initials above Garden of Eden with Tree of Knowledge, floral decorated border, in stained wood frame, 16 x 11 1/4in. (40 x 29cms).

A 19th century petit-point and cross-stitch needlework sampler, with religious verse, flowers and birds within floral border, by Mary Boston age 11, 'May the 30 - ' (date unfinished), 41 x 33 cm in a glazed rosewood frame Condition Report AMENDED CONDITION REPORT Some discolouration around edge - hole approx 1 cm to edge of upturned heart motif in centre, various other very small holes throughout.

A fine quality 19th century petit-point sampler worked with a basket of flowers, birds and flowers by Frances Sturgeon, Aged 11, not dated, 41 x 30 cm, in glazed mahogany frame Condition Report Colour faded - no holes

An 18th century alphabet sampler worked in cross-stitch with letters, numbers and the Lord's Prayer in French (truncated with an '& c') by Mary Gunning May the 8 44', 52 x 16 cm, later framed and glazed Note: believed to be Maria Gunning 1732-60 who with her sister Elizabeth were society beauties in Georgian London and married the Earl of Coventry and Lord Hamilton of Hameldon respectively. A label verso relates path of descent to the 20th century

19th Century needlework sampler worked with poem, house and birds by Mary Newburn, aged 11, dated 1837, in an ebonised frame, 18ins x 13ins

19th Century sampler worked with poem, birds, insects and flowers by Anne Durrant, aged 8 years, dated 1818, in an ebonised and gilt frame, 16ins x 12ins

19th Century alphabet, motto and pictorial sampler, indistinctly signed and dated together with two further alphabet and numerical samplers, dated 1805

Small 19th Century alphabet and pictorial sampler, signed Charlotte Clark, together with two other 19th Century alphabet and numerical samplers

Unframed 19th Century alphabet sampler, two 1937 Coronation handkerchiefs, an 18ct gold mounted pen and a small quantity of other miscellaneous items

Early 19th Century alphabet and pictorial sampler by Anne Patfield, January 1806, oak framed

Embroidered map sampler of England and Wales worked by Maria Kelk, Aged 9, 1796, worked in cross stitch within a coloured silk floral embroidered border in a walnut cushion moulded frame, 67cm x 71cm

Victorian rosewood work table and a fire screen with sampler

20th Century Sampler by May Foster aged 12 yrs 'Victory 1919 Peace Britannia rules the waves', beneath lines of alphabet and a biblical verse 41 x 51 cm approx. CONDITION REPORT: Good, occasional water mark. Colours are bright.

A framed sampler dated 1793 and framed Oriental silk sleeve.

A 19th Century needlework sampler inscribed `Mary Miles, Her Sampler` 25cm x 29cm

A needlework sampler by Ann George dated 1828 in original frame, 30cmx 32cm

A needlework sampler by Elizabeth Bowyer dated 1798, 33cm x 27.5cm

A 19th century alphabet and pictorial sampler, dated 1809, mounted on board, unframed

Victorian woolwork sampler "Sarah Charnock Work", depicting vignettes of young women and flowers, in a rosewood frame, overall dimensions 85 x 85cm. Condition report: very minor flaking of the veneer, some staining of the hessian, some loss of pigment in the wool.

Victorian woolwork sampler "Sarah Charnock Work", depicting vignettes of young women and flowers, in a rosewood frame, overall dimensions 85 x 85cm. Condition report: very minor flaking of the veneer, some staining of the hessian, some loss of pigment in the wool.

A Victorian schoolroom sampler, worked by Lydia Hill aged 8, dated 1869

A WILLIAM IV NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER with rows of numbers and letters above a religious verse and various pictorial designs, worked in polychrome threads, by Jane Ann Bailey, finished September 26th 1834, in an ebonised frame, under glass. 35.5cm x 33cm CONDITION: Fading and discolouration, several patches of deterioration, viewing advised.

A VICTORIAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked in polychrome threads with rows of alphabet lettering, the base with repeating lozenge design, by Ann Sowerby aged 11, 1883, in an oak frame, under glass. 27cm x 33cm CONDITION: Fading, discolouration, some shrinkage to lower right side, poorly positioned in frame.

A REGENCY PERIOD NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked in polychrome threads by Jane Morton aged 11, 1819, with rows of letters, numbers and decorative bands, in a moulded frame, under glass. 24cmCONDITION: General fading and discolouration.

A LATE VICTORIAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER having bands of lettering, numbers, foliate decoration and religious text, worked in polychrome threads by Mary Jane Airey, aged 12, 1891, in a moulded frame, under glass. 32cm x 33.5cm CONDITION: Generally good, the threads still holding colour.

A Victorian needlework Sampler with alphabet and verse by Mary Jane Overton, St. Peters School, aged 10, 1884. 13"" (33cms) x 12"" (31cms).

A 19th century Needlework Sampler with animals, birds, trees and verse by Isabella Munro, June 1812, the daughter of William and Margaret Munro, 14 1/2"" (37cms) x 12"" (31cms), in an oak frame.

A collection of framed and unframed items, to include a tapestry, various prints, a framed sampler and other framed textiles, oil on canvas, still life flowers, an oval engraving, Romantic idyll, etc. (Qty)

A Framed 19th Century Sampler, typically decorated with rows of various letters and text, signed Ellan Woods Work April 10th 1836, frame 14 ½? wide

A 19th Century Sampler, wool stitched on gauze, verse by Dorothy Scambler October 4th 1833, also decorated with birds and foliage, 13? x 12?

A Victorian sampler

Early 19th century needlework sampler, stitched with angular border with flowers, the centre with asymmetrical, trees, plants, flowering shrubs, lions - motto below, framed, 46.5cm x 38cm including frame

William IV framed needlework sampler depicting comical figures, house and flowers, Hannah Jane Wood Sports School 1834, 37.5cm square, together with another simple sampler - Euphoria Richie, Perth 1849, framed, 29.5cm x 33cm

An early Victorian sampler, worked with verse, birds and trees, Esther Horn, Aged 11, 1843, Claybrook School, in a birds eye maple veneered frame. Overall 46cm by 53.5cm

An early Victorian sampler, worked with verse, birds and trees, Esther Horn, Aged 11, 1843, Claybrook School, in a birds eye maple veneered frame. Overall 46cm by 53.5cm

A late George III needlework alphabet sampler 'Elisabeth Dixon, work in the 10th year of her age, Morley 1818', framed, 21 x 25cm.

Late 18th century silk embroidered sampler map of the British Isles by E Cox in birds eye maple frame