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A sampler by Elizabeth Adams, age 12, dated 1838, bearing the alphabet with religious inscription below, in a carved giltwood frame, 15.5" x 17"

A sampler dated 1872 and initialled E.J.K. detailing the alphabet with flowers etc below, 17" x 8.5"

William IV needlework sampler depicting alphabet and religious verse, surrounded by stags, butterflies, birds and flora - by Mary Bird, aged 8, May 6th 1833, Attleburgh, Norfolk, in glazed frame, 31cm x 29cm Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

A GEORGE III NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER Alse Ashworth work 1803 with house and foliage, 33cm x 31cm, in Hogarth glazed frame

A pair of Deraisme (Paris) mother of pearl opera glasses, a late Victorian sampler worked by E Cowles, November 21 1890, a pair of bead work picture frames, dated 1905, and a bead work wall pocket

A Framed Sampler by Maria Crisp, 13 Years, 1864 (Faded) 40.5 cm x 39.5 cm.

A 19th Century sampler Elizabeth Martin, aged eleven years.

A 19TH C NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER OF A VASE OF FLOWERS AND ALPHABET BANDS WITH TWO SETS OF INITIALS WORKED IN COLOURED WOOLS ON LINEN, MAHOGANY FRAME

A mid 19th Century alphabet and religious sampler with animal, coronet, tree and basket motifs worked by Elizabeth Barbara Tyrrell, April 13th 1842

A 19th century sampler worked in colours by "Harriet Clarke Aged 12 years, 1866" depicting the alphabet, religious verse, Adam & Eve, animals, butterflies and baskets of flowers within thistle and strawberry decorated borders

LATE VICTORIAN WOOLWORK SAMPLER by Annie Wilson, dated 1886, 43cm high x 31cm wide

VICTORIAN SAMPLER by Christina Campbell, dated 1867, 42cm high, 43cm wide

A George III needlework sampler by Ann Pickwell, Scrivelsby, dated November 22nd 1816, decorated with alphabet, numbers, friendship verse, birds, trees in floral border, 44cm x 45cm

A Victorian Sampler, with wool stitched on gauze, Alphabet in capitals and italics by Emily Webster Honing 1866, also inscribed “Jesus Wept”, 12” x 9 ½”

A late 18th Century small Sampler, Alphabet in capitals and Numerals 1 to 20, by Rosalinda Pooley 1788, central verse (in a modern frame), sampler measures 11” x 9 ½”

A Victorian Sampler, wool/silk stitched on gauze, Alphabet in capitals and italics, Numbers 1 to 14, by Florence Bacon dated 1860 (in a modern frame), sampler measures 14” x 10”

A Sampler wool embroidered on gauze, stylised trees and figures and indistinct title at foot, (possibly part of a much larger sampler), circa mid-late 19th Century, 12” x 18”

A Victorian large Sampler, wool embroidered on gauze, figures, foliage etc, central verse, by Ann Davies Aged 12 1880, in an ebonised frame, 25” x 24”

A 19th Century Rosewood/Mahogany Pole Screen, the panel inset with a sampler dated 1845, 61” high

An early 19th century silk work panel of a Classical Muse playing a triangle within a foliate border and giltwood oval frame, 74 x 56cm, together with a framed Prayer sampler with Devotional Verse, signed M.M.L (2)

A 1947 Royal Marriage Sampler and an Oval Mahogany Wall Mirror

A 19th century sampler, Elizabeth Nodding, 1865

A Victorian school room sampler, the work of Matilda Anne Watkin aged eleven years, 1870, titled `Reader prepare to meet thy God`, depicting stylised birds and trees within a border of scrolling geometric motifs, in a later giltwood frame, 48cm wide, 46cm high

A George IV school room sampler, the work of Margaret Somerville, 1824, with religious verse over a four chimney house worked in green silk, within a border of stylised leaves and flowers, in a rosewood veneered frame, 37cm wide, 48cm high

A Victorian sampler, the work of Jane Rhodes, 1846, signed `Jane Rhodes own work` to the centre, over a red brick house worked in wools, within flowers and trees and a scrolling stylised border, the mahogany veneered frame with gilt painted slip, 59cm wide, 55cm high

A 19th century circular sampler map of England, Wales divided into counties and contained within a meandering floral border, worked in coloured silks of browns, reds, greens, blues and ivory by Mary Gunston, 51cm. diameter.

An early 19th century needlework sampler with verse, trees, plants, flowering shrubs, birds, squirrel, hearts, contained within a strawberry plant border, worked in coloured silks of reds, greens, browns, cream and ivory by E Smith and dated 1821, 41 x 29cm.

A good early 19th century sampler entitled "The Drowning Fly" - an eighteen line poem and "The Work of Ann Guy aged 7 years" dated 1820 (unmounted and unframed, approx 29cms x 42cms, some slight damage and wear)

A William IV needlework sampler by Elizabeth Scholes, November 1833, the central verse below bands of numbers and letters, worked with coloured thread in cross stitch, approx 28cm x 24cm, within an oak frame, together with a Victorian band sampler by Fanny Roberts, 1853, approx 29cm x 19cm, within an oak frame.

A mid-19th Century alphabetical and numerical needlework sampler by Charlotte Thomas, `Aged 7 ys`, the letters and numbers surrounded by pots of flowers, worked with coloured threads in mainly cross stitch, approx 44cm x 38cm (faults).

A late 19th Century woolwork sampler, titled `A Blessing`, approx 61cm x 40cm, within a maple frame, together with a smaller sampler within a similar maple frame.

Victorian embroidery sampler B R Ekllard Willoughby 1874

Victorian sampler dated 1896

Victorian embroidery sampler Elizabeth Ann Vann aged 11 1872 with prayer & another with the Lord`s Prayer

A small reproduction picture of a cat and a 19th century sampler View on staceyauction.com

An early 19th century monochrome silk work picture depicting Roman soldiers amongst classical ruins in a gilt and verre eglomise glazed frame, 48.5 x 57 cm, (AF), together with a 19th century embroidered sampler by Susanna Camplin April 26th 1836 with alphabet, verse and decorated with trees, flora and fauna, (AF), framed and glazed, 45.5 x 40.5 cm. (2)

A 19th Century Sampler "Mary Smith, 1828, aged 8" having verse, floral and scroll decoration, in mahogany frame, 42cm x 33cm

AN EARLY 19TH C LINEN SAMPLER, FRAMED

"George IV sampler by Jane Meck, 1822, 42x 18cm"

"George IV sampler with letters and script, by Elizabeth Philips, Birmingham, aged 9, 1827, 26x 30.5cm"

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked with buildings and birds amongst trees by Martha Bailey, August the 7, 1812, 13 1/4ins. (34cms.) square

A George III sampler in green, pinks and blue silk thread, decorated with geometric and floral borders, the centre with a bird, floral sprigs and vases of flowers and crowns, inscribed "Wrought by Jan Holgate 1778. I have done this that you may be what care my parents took of me", the top with alphabet and inscribed "Jan Holgate the daughter of Richard and Alles Holgate was born May the tenth 1766, thou hath the paths of life display which to thy presence lead where pleasures dwell without allay and joys that never fade", 42 x 31cm.

A Victorian sampler in orange, red and blue woolwork, decorated with the alphabet, numbers, a vase of fruit and birds, "made by Margaret Ann Trembath, finished this work March 25th 1874 aged 12 years", 42 x 40cm.

An early Victorian woolwork sampler in red, pink and green stitch, alphabet and designed with flowers, birds, deer and hearts, by Elizabeth Warren aged 11years, 1850, 42 x 43,5cm, together with another 19th century small woolwork sampler by Charlotte Brock, aged 12 years.

Needlework sampler by E. Stephenson depicting a map of England and Wales, dated 1799, framed, 45 x 38cm.; 17.75 x 15in.

A 19th Century house and garden sampler worked by Agnes Husband, 30 September 1840, 17 1/4" x 12 1/2", in Hogarth frame

A group of five Victorian needlework samplers, 19th century, including a burr oak framed sampler with a verse by `Charlotte Atkins, Aged Nine Years 1811`, 22.5cm high, 24cm wide; another decipting a house and a verse by Elizabeth Miller Aged 12- 1844`, 31cm high, 31.5cm wide; another by Anna Maller. dated 1822, 31.5cm high, 31cm wide, a rectangular alphabet sampler, indistinct, 60cm high, 21cm wide and another of a verse, unsigned or dated, 26cm high, 30cm wide

A sampler by Caroline Hunsford, her work aged 13 in the year 1837. 42 cm x 38 cm

A George III needlework sampler by James Eleanora Brown, October 13th 1795, worked with an alphabet and numbers and `There is nothing of so much worth as a mind well instructed.`, 8.25 x 12.25in (21 x 31cm), in a later glazed frame. Repairs. Provenance: Bought from Anthony Scaramanga Antiques, Witney, Oxfordshire in 1979.

A William IV period needlework sampler worked with alphabet, numerals and Christian verses, within a foliate key border, by Emma Cottrill, 9 years, 1830, 48 x 33 cm

A George III period needlework sampler worked with religious verse, baskets of flowers, birds and other motifs, by Ann Charlotte Innis, 9 years, 1812, 42 x 31 cm, in maple frame

A George III period alphabet sampler, also worked with a times table, by Sarah Jane Moon, 7 years, 1814, 31 x 19 cm, to/w another undated alphabet sampler by Rebecca Shakespear Downing, 8 years, both in maple frames

A Victorian domed walnut glove box with gilt metal mounts to/w a small framed sampler with alphabet and inscriptions by Lucy Lovick, 10 years, Southampton (2)

AN EARLY VICTORIAN SAMPLER worked in memory of Sarah Peat who died in March 1852 7" x 5"

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER with motto, vases of flowers, animals all within a floral banded border 16" 11 1/2" together with a small needlework sampler 5" x 5 3/4" (2)

Sampler-`Esther Caton 1834` with `Advice ; Learn to contemn all praise betimes, For flatt`y is the nurse of crimes. With early virtue plan thy breast, The specious arts of vice detest`, decorated with birds, deer and flowers etc 12 1/4 x 13"

An 18th C French silk embroidered sampler in frame, depicting flora and figures etc, 10.5" x 16",

A SAMPLER, HARRIET AGGETT AGED 10, 1847

A textile sampler, a three piece petit point part dressing table set and floral picture (5)

AN EARLY VICTORIAN LARGE NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER inscribed `Prepared To Meet Thy God` dated 1842 in cushion frame, 20" x 21".