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An 18thC framed sampler by Elizabeth Maberly, 30cm x 30cm

An 18thC framed sampler by Mary Maberly aged 9 years, 1778, 38cm x 37cm

A framed 19thC sampler by Gertrude James, 1882, 47cm x 43cm

A 20thC framed sampler by Anne Holloway dated 1944

A 19thC sampler by "S C Beavan aged 6 years"

A Victorian sampler in frame Henrietta Gossling, aged 9 1848 together with an embroidered map of England dated 1935, a stevengraph depicting a hunting scene etc, a framed silk together with a pair of Victorian stocking, kid gloves, approx 9 assorted pairs, lace, embroidery etc.

1853 sampler of a recumbent spaniel and alphabet

An early 19th century needlework sampler, embroidered with verse, centred with a house surrounded by floral motifs within a geometric border, by Sarah Elway, aged 11 years, Parkend School, dated 1830, H. 32 cm, W. 29.5 cm.

EARLY VICTORIAN SAMPLER depicting a cloud and angels over for line religious verse all above bird on a bough a scattered flowers and birds, ""Caroline Carter June 1837 in her 12th Year"", 11 1/2"" (29.3cm) x 13"" (33cm) in contemporary maplewood frame and glazed

A LATE VICTORIAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, with lady and gallant below a floral boarder with lamb of god, dated September 4 1889, W&E, 18"" x 22"" (45.7cm x 55.8cm)

MID 19th CENTURY SAMPLER centered with religious text and surround of potted flowers and a house and garden top left, Emily Burage May 21st 1859, 13 3/4"" (35cm) x 13 1/4"" (33.7cm) later framed and ANOTHER ALPHABET TEXT, 15 3/4"" (40cm) x 17"" (43.2cm) (faded)

William IV needlework sampler, indistinctly named and dated 1831, with alphabet and religious text, buildings, trees and animals, in an oak frame, 55 x 55cms overall.

George IV needlework sampler, by Grace Wilson, 7 years, 1824, with the alphabet, including animal motifs, framed, 48 x 33cms overall.

Georgian needlework sampler with text by Mary Simpson June 7th 1822 aged 10, 42cm x 42cm; a wooden jointed doll and a small leather case

A George III needlework map sampler of England and Wales, embroidered in silk in floral borders, dated 1766. 20 x 16"

ASSORTED WOOLWORK SAMPLER PIECES together with other hand-worked items, including bookmarks, Valentine`s cards; a beaded bag; and two Oriental paper parasols.

Early 19th century framed alphabet sampler worked by M B Morrison and religious `verse `with a sisters love, forget me not`, worked on linen with decorative motifs including a large vase of flowers, within a zig zag border, 34cm by 34cm; Together with a Similar Sampler worked by the same young girl `Presented to Mrs E Robertson as a token of love and gratitude from Minnie Morrison, again with religious verse, sailing ships and flowers, 37cm by 34cm (2)

Framed sampler worked by Mary Child, aged 8 dated 1825 with central verse `Virtue has its reward....peace`, with stags, baskets of flowers within a foliate border, 34cm by 45cm (a.f.) There were three Child families based in Yorkshire and a Mary Child was christened at Bradford Cathedral

AN OAK FRAMED EARLY 19TH CENTURY SAMPLER, by Mary Roberts aged 10 - 1894, 43 x 34 cm S/D

A LATE GEORGE III NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, by Eleanor Docket, 1815, worked with an alphabet and numeral band above a moralising text, and with numerous pictorial devices including flowering plants, trees, manor house, birds, animals, Adam and Eve, ship etc, all within a meandering floral border, 44.5cm x 40.5cm, moulded wood frame. See illustration

A REGENCY NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, by Sarah Berrand, Aged 15, 1835, worked centrally with a moralising text, and with numerous pictorial devices, including flowering plants, animals, birds and trees, and with a depiction of Adam and Eve to the base, all within a meandering floral border, 44cm x 41.5cm, rosewood frame

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER BY MARY KENDALL, AGED 12, 1825, worked in ivory, olive green, cinnamon and blue silks with houses animals, birds, flowering plants and moralising text, within a flory and counter flory border, 45cm x 33cm, oak frame, unglazed

A 19TH CENTURY BRASS BOUND WALNUT BOX Paper label to interior `Mansfield, Grafton St`; together with a papier mache stationary box/letter rack; a metronome; an ivory paper knife; and an unframed sampler `Stogursey School`. The first 28.5cm wide

An 18th century alphabet and verse sampler worked by Anne Fernott at 12 years old, circa 1781, glazed in later frame A/F, 11 6/8" x 11 4/8"

A needlework sampler, c.1830, worked by Emma Forster, with alphabets, numberwork, a verse, crouching stags, flowers in urns, dogs, cats and two panels of baskets of fruit amongst birds perched in trees, inscribed verso 'Emma Forster, daughter of John and Lucy Forster, born September 5th 1823, died January 17th 1856, buried in vault, Rosary Cemetery, Norwich', 30cm square CONDITION REPORT: Colours bright. No obvious major faults.

A needlework sampler, early 18th century, by Ann Baily, Mar 25 1725, embroidered with The Ten Commandments, from Exodus Chap. XX, Moses and King Herod, 32 x 31cm, in a carved giltwood frame CONDITION REPORT: Loss of background in places, especially round margins. The frame has damage, but fits well, and could be contemporary.

A needlework sampler, early 19th century, embroidered with a central panel of sheep before buildings, and a verse 'Industry taught in early days....' by 'Maria Clark, aged 7 years' all within a floral border, 50 x 36cm CONDITION REPORT: Some loss of flowerheads and stems. Slight loss of black text.

A needlework band sampler, 18th century, embroidered with brightly coloured flowers, verses and numbers, 48 x 34cm CONDITION REPORT: Probably a later frame. Please view additional images (upon request).

A needlework sampler, early 18th century, embroidered with 'The Belief' or Creed, within a foliate border, by 'Elizabeth Green, March the Eleventh 1729', 32.5 x 30cm, in the original carved ebonised frame CONDITION REPORT: Loss of background especially round text, also on borders

A tapestry Sampler depicting the alphabet and numbers from Gilwern Board School - Elizabeth Isaac Aged 14 1892. 10 1/2'' x 12'' together with another Sampler also depicting the alphabet and from Gilwern Board School, 1890 Size 9 1/2'' x 11''

An embroidered sampler by Mary Futber, dated 1783, 12 x 10 1/4 in

A 19th century needlework sampler Worked with a verse within floral sprays and strawberry border, signed Rebecca Woodgate, her work finished in the ninth year of her age, March 9th 1835, framed and glazed. 30 x 37 cms. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, stained, faded, various holes and old worm damage, glass cracked, slight losses to frame.

A 19th century needlework memorial sampler Worked with a country house amongst floral sprays, signed In memory of Emma Thomas, finished by her young friends after her decease, February 10th 1836, framed and glazed. 31.5 x 41.5 cms. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, faded, stained, various holes and worm damage, losses to frame.

A 19th century needlework sampler Worked with a verse, the alphabet, a country house and various flora and fauna, signed Mary Goodwin, aged 10 year, 1809 Great Chart, framed and glazed. 31 x 33 cms. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, faded, some staining, various holes and worm damage, slight losses to frame.

19th Century needlework sampler, Mary Longden, born April 3, 1829

A wood work sampler, featuring the alphabet above various intricate patterns, 96 x 17cm in a glazed and tortoiseshell frame, dated 1702.

A George III period woolwork sampler, "Mary Hodgson's Work Aged 14 years 1827", 41cm x 34cm

A Valentine hand painted `sampler`, for the Boer War, various 19th century prints, and two alphabet samplers

ROSITA MANSER, DUCKS SIGNED WATERCOLOUR AND A 19TH C LINEN SAMPLER

An early 19thC sampler, by Elizabeth Bailey of Welbourne School, dated June 1836, decorated overall with stags, flowers, etc, (AF), 43cm x 33cm.

An unframed late 19thC sampler, by Agnes Heath, age 11 and dated 1897, 32cm x 23cm. Agnes Heath is believed to have come from Martin near Woodhall Spa, Lincolnshire

A late 18th Century gold and enamelled pair cased open-faced pocket watch, the gilt fusee movement with verge escapement and urn engraved and scroll pierced balance cock, the back plate inscribed `J & J: Jackson, London 9909`, the enamelled dial with Roman hour and Arabic minutes, the gold outer case back enamelled with a seated lady, a lamb resting on her lap, in a woodland setting, within a white beaded border framed by red enamel, and a surround of green enamelled circles centred by white beads, the inner case London 1782, the outer case part marked and lined with a needlework watch case sampler, outer case diameter 4.7cm (some faults).

A mid 19th century needlework sampler embroidered with Christian prayer in the centre, together with alphabet and crown motif, within a scrolling foliate border, by Isabella Smith, 1856, H. 41.5 cm, W. 31 cm.

A collection of 19th century needlework samplers and texts including alphabet sampler by Mary Ann Brown dated May 1st 1815, a similar example by Eleanor Duggan aged 11 years 1848, Hymn - Let Us Sing With One Accord, etc by Eliza Curtis, Driffield School February 1840, etc, max size 34 x 34 cm, all framed

A 19th century needlework sampler incorporating a cottage, flowers, alphabet, etc, and dated 1831, with initials AKA, 42 x 22 cm in burrwood style frame and gilt slip, a further cross stitch sampler in red thread with initials KK and dated 1909, 40 x 37 cm in wooden frame and a collection of Cash`s embroidered pictures including The Rocket 1830, A Street Scene 1842, hunting scenes, military, equestrian figures, etc together with three First World War embroidered silk postcards (in one frame)

A George IV needlework sampler worked with alphabet, spiritual verse, trees, shrubs and house by Mary Alvey Cooley, aged 7 years, 1825, 46 x 35 cm, unframed (a/f) Condition Report Very good strong colours, but linen in poor condition, tacked onto later linen back panel

A Victorian needlework sampler worked with alphabet, numerals and floral and foliate motifs, by Eleanor Hardy aged 14, 1878, 40 x 32 cm (unframed)

A Victorian embroidered sampler, the panel by Helen Watson aged 16, with house and dog, two black characters and more, together with a tapestry panel of a couple in landscape, AF (2)

A Georgian 19th Century (1827) sampler by Mary Anne Waverley aged 13 years set in an ebonised frame. H43cm x W33cm

1 x Childs Wooden Tennis Racket with original gut string intact, a convex wedge, and some minor cracks, t/w a sampler tennis racket, with damaged string, and a concave wedge often made by the apprentice to scale and used as a salesman example (2)

A William IV sampler depicting Adam and Eve in the centre, 1834, 73 x 45cm.

A George III sampler by Mary Crocker aged 12, dated 1813. With an alphabet, trees and birds about a verse. 51cm x 52cm.

*Embroidered map. A Map of England and Wales done at Miss PowellÕs Boarding School Plymouth by S. Shepherd, 1788, map of England, Wales, and part of Scotland finely worked in cross stitch on linen, in blue, pink, black, yellow, white, and green silks, the map divided into counties and showing principal towns, top right corner with cross stitch title within satin stitch floral border, toned, some sl. wear to lower corners, 63.5 x 51cm (25 x 20ins), framed and glazed. The V&A holds a similar sampler embroidered by a pupil at Miss PowellÕs Boarding School, by an Elizabeth Hawkins in 1797, and showing Europe. These map samplers commonly have hand-drawn or traced outlines and were prepared by the teacher or governess in most cases. Maps of England and Wales or Europe were two of the most popular choices, but the range of possibilities was wide; a pupil might choose to depict as local an area as the field layout of a nearby estate, or as wide an area as the solar system. More complex maps such as the two hemispheres were usually undertaken on printed grounds, although generally left with blank borders to allow for individual customisation. (1)

A Georgian framed sampler, depicting gardening and religious scene, with religious verses, entitled `Sara Turtle finished this sampler in the 10 year of her aged, Strubby, April 4th 1822`.

A George III needlework sampler, dated 1816, worked by J. Flintoff, aged 12 years; together with two undated needlework samplers, probably Victorian, worked by William Tallentire and Frances Elizabeth Tallentire, all unframed. (3) Largest 36.5cm by 30cm

A framed early 19th Century sampler, by Mary Ann Saggers, with floral border with satin stitch roses to corner, with birds amongst tulips, floral bouquet to centre, with cartouche to centre with name and insribed `Done At Mrs Durandeaus 1825` flanked by two butterflies with manor house below, in a burr maple and gilt frame, approx. 60cm high by 56cm wide.

A 19th century sampler by Elizabeth Pycock, aged 6 years, depicting architecture including a manor house, a church, railway tunnel and a cottage, 40 by 30cm.

A sampler, by Frances Jarman, aged 10 years, finished May 28 1846, another sampler, and a silk needlework picture (3) Condition report Report by NG Jarman sampler, 43.5 x 40.5 cm. Some discolouration and fading. A couple of small holes. Other sampler, 42 x 18 cm. Some losses to stitching, fading and discolouration. Both samplers in maple frames. Needlework picture - 27.5 x 22 cm Paper backing discoloured, stained and holed, some fading to stitching.

A GEORGE III LINEN SAMPLER DATED 1800, 19TH C FIGURED MAHOGANY FRAME

A 19thC pictorial and numeric sampler by Caroline Elizabeth Biddles, March 1846, showing countries and capital cities, in colours, 33cm x 33.5cm.