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A mid-Victorian needlework alphabet, verse and picture sampler by Mary Roberts, signed and dated as completed June 25th 1869, 42 x 33cm (with some minor losses near extremities)

A framed Sampler dated 1838 by Martha Bourne, the stitches depicting birds, plants, text and animals, some discolouration to the background and various small holes, 12 1/4" x 13"

A George III framed sampler on linen by Mary Rogers, with petit point embroidery of bouquet of roses and pansies with verse below `Teach me to feel another`s wo, To hide the fault I see; That mercy I to others show, That mercy show to me` dated 1812 , approx. 24cm x 32cm inc. frame.

A parcel lot of assorted lace making related ephemera to include wood bobbin winder A/F, 53 carved wooden bobbins, glass beads, pricking cards, feather and wood fans, ivory bangle, sampler all A/F and lace fragments etc.

A silver pair cased open-faced gentleman`s pocket watch, the gilt fusee movement with a verge escapement, the balance cock engraved with a squirrel, otherwise detailed `Wm Johnson London 4318`, the balance rotating on a large rose diamond end stone, signed and numbered dust cover, the enamelled dial with black Roman numerals and gilt hands, London 1804, with a key, together with a needlework watch case sampler detailed `1833 TB`.

A Victorian woolwork sampler by `Susan Wilmington Winsham, March 24 1863`, the pious verse above a tree, plants and birds, all within a floral border, worked in mainly short stitch, approx 43cm x 29cm, together with another Victorian woolwork sampler.

A GEORGE III SAMPLER, 1784, worked in coloured silks by Elizabeth Dallet age 11, in cross stitch with upper case alphabet and Arabic numerals, over potted shrubs and flowers and verse ""Fragrant the Rose"" with two recumbent stags within a stylised tulip border, 15"" x 11 3/4"", framed and glazed

A needlework sampler, by Feanny(?) Ramsay, 9 years of age, 1791, with verse, numbers and alphabet, alongside scenes including a three-masted frigate entitled 'The Margarit and Belle(?) of Montrose', and 'The Temple of Solomon', 45 x 32cm CONDITION REPORT: Extreme loss of colour, overall brown in tone. Areas of staining. Loss of stitching to the teapot in the middle and a few other small areas.. Please view additional images (upon request).

A needlework sampler, by Harriet Cox, in her 8th year, September 1811, depicting a house with sedan chair outside and a church entitled 'St Pancress', surrounded by verse, animals, birds and foliage, 51.5 x 51cm CONDITION REPORT: Faded. Number of small holes and one larger hole below grass on right hand side. Areas of staining. Plain ebonised frame. Please view additional images (upon request).

Framed Needlepoint Sampler and a Family Register Fractor Framed Needlepoint Sampler, signed Clarisa Branch, dated 1839, and a Family Register Fractor {Dimensions of fractor 28 1/2 x 21 1/4 inches} Starting Price: $120

A mid-19th century rosewood framed needlework sampler by S Booth, dated 1846

A 19th century pictorial needlework sampler by Mary Morrey aged 10 yrs dated 1846, together with one other (2)

A mid 19th century pictorial needlework sampler

A 19th century sampler worked in coloured threads by Harriet Saxton, aged 10, in a period birds eye maple frame, 41 x 38 cm CONDITION REPORT: Stained and discoloured

A framed Victorian 1843 sampler -38 x 30.5cm

Mid 18th Century petit-point needlework sampler decorated with trees, animals, figure in a boat, angels, the alphabet and verse together with script `Peggey Gibbs, her sampler, made in the 8 year of her age 1758`, 34cm x 22cm The top half of the sampler is fairly severely faded whilst the remainder is slightly faded, there are one or two very slight tears to right hand margin - ** General condition consistent with age

Bristol Interest-A Victorian red petit-point sampler, worked by `Catherine Lawrence, New Orphan House, North Wing, Ashley Down, Bristol, 1867`, decorated with the alphabet in various script, numbers, border samples etc, 36.5cm x 27cm. The New Orphan Houses in Ashley Down, Bristol were more commonly known as the Muller Homes and by 1870 the five houses were home to some 2000 children A little yellowed - ** General condition consistent with age

A 19TH CENTURY NEDDLEWORK SAMPLER undated, signed `Margaret Esther Pooler Her Work`, 32cm x 21cm, (lower right margin unfinished or worn).

A Victorian sampler worked by `Gladys Withey, Bruton 1897`, together with a group of Victorian photographs removed from the back of the frame

An early Victorian sampler worked by Mary Marshall in 1849, together with a small unframed sampler dated 1894

A needlework sampler depicting the Counties of England

A needlework sampler worked with a central text surrounded by trees and animals within a running border

An early 19th century sampler by Isabella Glass, her work aged 14 years, 1831 Worked with alphabet, floral specimens and a country house and gardens, housed in a maple frame with a gilt slip. 56 cms wide. CONDITION REPORTS: Some general wear, overall good, framed with some veneer losses.

A 19th century sampler having script and pictorial decoration depicting England and Wales by Isabella Carruthers, aged 12

Georgian needlework alphabet sampler by E Braithwaite 1826 aged 7

A large quantity of children`s annuals, to include Beano, Dandy, Topper etc, and an alphabetical sampler.

An early Victorian framed sampler, done by Emma Farmer, Wisham School, March 1st 1850

AN ENGLISH LINEN MAP SAMPLER OF ENGLAND AND WALES BY ELIZABETH SIMKIN 1800, WITH FLORAL BORDER, VERRE ÉGLOMISÉ MOUNT AND EBONISED FRAME

AN EARLY ENGLISH BAND SAMPLER, EARLY 18TH C, POOR CONDITION, FRAMED

A George IV needlework sampler, Emily Kenish, May 30th 1827, in a birds eye maple frame, worked with a house, birds and verse. Overall 50.5cm by 41cm

An early 19th century needlework sampler by Harriot (sic) Chapman dated 1816, commemorating the birth dates of her nine siblings, 44 x 36 cm in gilt frame together with two small further samplers, one by Harriet Quance, 11 x 8 cm the other by Clara Butcher , 16 x 15 cm (both framed), a watercolour of St John`s Church, Harescombe, Gloucestershire, signed bottom right Joyce Oliver, 34 x 43 cm, a limited edition print of a city scene after Michael Aubrey, signed to label verso and a pair of watercolours of ecclesiastical stained glass panels (in one frame), 31 x 35 cm total

Early 19th century alphabet sampler by Lucy Margaret Jagger aged 13 26cm x 27cm

A framed and glazed embroidery cross-stitch Sampler, 10" x 13", some foxing

Framed woolwork sampler worked by Anne Parker dated 1863 together with a silk embroidered peacock in a mahogany frame

A 19th Century alphabet sampler 9` x 10`

An early 19th Century child`s alphabet sampler, dated 1808,40cm x 33cm

A 19th Century needlework sampler by `Hannah Lloyd, her work, Aged 10 years`, the central verse surrounded by flowers and plants above a cottage and church in a landscape, all within a strawberry border, worked with coloured threads in mainly cross stitch, approx 43cm x 33cm, within an ebonized frame.

An early Victorian needlework sampler, `Eunice Tanquerel`s Work, Made in The 14th Year of Her Age, 1853`, decorated with overall vignettes of flowers, birds, animals and houses, all within a floral border, worked with coloured wools in mainly short stitch, approx 56cm x 69cm, within a pine frame.

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER DATED 1903 IN PERIOD PINE CROSS FRAME 43 X 59 CM

A modern framed cross-stitch Sampler - 1999

A framed Sampler with the initials MML, 1965-1985 and a ship and daffodils together with a framed embroidered Bookmark

A 19th century sampler worked in coloured threads with a dialogue by Mary Smith aged 14, dated (?)1818, 40.5 x 30.5 cm CONDITION REPORT: stained and with frayed top edge Please see additional images

A 19th century sampler worked in coloured threads with a dialogue by Mary Smith aged 14, dated (?)1818, 40.5 x 30.5 cm CONDITION REPORT: stained and with frayed top edge Please see additional images

A Victorian cross stitch sampler, Elizabeth Ann Batch, aged 12, 1881 with an alphabet, numbers, house, birds, garden urns and flowers.

A collection of postcards, mostly topographical including real photograph views of Marden, a 19th century sampler, deck of cards, bound exercise book, cigarette card albums, catalogues etc

A quantity of assorted prints, a sampler and a sewing machine

Framed antique sampler, 12.75" x 10"

A miniature embroidered dolls house bed quilt exhibiting a sampler variety of stitches. Circa 1840

A silk on canvas number and alphabet sampler, Elizabeth Ann Isitt Aged 8 Years, St George’s School Leicester 1844 in original frame. And a sampler worked in eyelet stitch with numbers and ‘Jesus Christ my Lord and Saviour’ with trees and crowns Sarah Woodford Aged 11 years 1829.

A woolwork band sampler on a linen ground showing a wide variety of techniques and patterns in polychrome colours. 19th century. 7 x 35in

Modern needlework sampler depicting the alphabet, flags, military figures and inscribed `If you can keep your head when all around you are losing theirs you are either a raving lunatic or you have not been properly briefed` 34 x 17in. (86 x 43cm)

An early 19c needlework sampler with letters, numbers and verse by Maria Hinton March 31st 1815, framed and glazed, 9.5"" x 16.5"".

An early 18c needlework sampler, alphabetical and numerical, with the Lords Prayer by Elizabeth 1711, framed and glazed, 18.5"" x 8"".

Five framed articles comprising: three black and white sporting engravings; a sampler; and a watercolour of a house on a wooded lane.

A box containing two 19th century beadwork panels, a sampler etc

A small alphabet sampler and a World War I needlework motto

1927 Framed Sampler, Oval print of a stag, and three watercolours by K.Day, Peter Fenton and R. Pearson. Condition report: see terms and conditions

A 19th Century sampler, worked by Francis Lock, decorated with religious text, alphabet, numbers, flowers and birds, 39cm x 42cm; and a small sampler, worked by Elizabeth Harmer, dated 1748, decorated dogs, birds and alphabet, in maple frame, AF, 20cm x 15cm, (2)

A sampler dated 1866 by Mary Pye, framed, height 19.5" overall.

A 19th century maple framed sampler, height 20.5" overall.