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An early Victorian needlework picture sampler by Mary Ann Jaggard of Walsham (le Willows), Suffolk, aged 12 years, dated April 4th 1840, and Jemima Jaggard of Walsham (le Willows), Suffolk, aged 11 years, April 7th 1840, 35cm x 29.5cm, all housed in a birds eye maple frame, and sold with supporting monochrome photograph (Illus.)

An early Victorian woolwork alphabet and picture sampler by Catherine Taylor, aged 12, dated 1838, 42cm x 31cm, all housed in a rosewood frame (Illus.)

Large C19th sampler by Frances Reeder Skipton, in faux rosewood frame, 29ins. square (overall) (see illustration).

Rosewood and brass inlaid hinged sewing box 'Brodeuse' including sewing threads and accessories, two beadwork and an embroidered evening bags, part of a sampler, pair of silk stockings with silvered embroidery insertions; and a pair of beadwork face screens on gilt metal stands.

Two 1930's silver sequinned and beaded evening purses; white beaded and embroidered evening purse; red tartan and embroidered drawstring purse; Charles Horner silver thimble; sterling silver thimble; small unframed sampler dated 1892; lace edgings; compacts; buttons; sewing accessories etc

Framed Adam and Eve sampler worked by Mary Story dated 1803, with alphabet and verse within a foliate border, 37cms by 56cms; and a framed sampler by Ann Hague Moss dated 1845 with the births and deaths of the children of Samuel Moss born June 4th 1798 and Thirza Orme born April 13th 1799, married on September 23rd 1822 at the Parish Church of Ashton Under Lyme, worked in cross stitch within border, 50cms by 57cms (2)

Framed embroidery worked by Sarah Lillystone dated 1794 depicting a basket of flowers to the centre surrounded by geometric shapes of sample stitching, 40cms by 43cms; framed alphabet sampler worked in cross stitch, (not dated or signed, but possibly initialled LI) with decorative trees, deers and birds and at the bottom the alphabet has been started again but upside down, 35cms by 48cms (2)

Unframed sampler (mounted within perspex) worked by Sarah Lapage aged 11 dated 1777, alphabet sampler with religious verse with a foliate border, 31cms by 33cms; unframed alphabet sampler (mounted within perspex) by Margret Ryder aged 10 dated 1810, with decorative trees and flowers, 28cms by 28cms; together with a small leather bound family common prayer book signed by M Ryder November 21st 1822 and Sarah Lapage Taylor, August 25th 1850; pendant with photograph of E E Ryder; small wool woven bag with contemporary hand written notes relating to the family and ephemera.

Oak framed sampler worked by Jane Om** dated 1799, depicting a view of Solomons Temple, Adam and Eve, exotic birds with in a foliate border, worked in cross stitch with a verse to the top and 'taught by Henzell Usher' 65cm by 55cms.

Framed sampler by M A S Emerson, dated November 27 18**, worked in cross stitch with a central religious verse and many detailed decorative motifs including basket of fruit, vases of flowers, bows within a foliate border, 36cms by 46cms.

Framed sampler and embroidery by Mary Ann Perfect aged 11 years and dated 17*4. Central verse within a stylised diamond to the centre of the sampler with five small boxes containing cross stitched embroideries, surrounded by embroidered vases of flowers and flowers tied with ribbons, 39cms by 40cms

Framed sampler by Ann L Knight aged 8 years and dated 1829, 'Burton Bradstock Dorset Shire England', worked in cross stitch with two vases of embroidered flowers with four verses and decorative motifs of exotic birds within a foliate border, 39cms by 50cms

George IV needlework sampler decorated with Adam and Eve, a country house, figures in boats, birds in trees etc and with script “Stand fast in the gospel...” worked by Eliza Mary Ratcliffe, aged 11 1826, 41cm x 30cm

Silk Sampler : Frances Winterton 1740 10" x 12"

Sampler : Bell 1944 & olive wood horseshoe picture frame

A George IV rectangular needlework sampler, embroidered by Mary Ann Knowles, 1825, with alphabet and verse, 30.5cm x 28cm, unframed; another, by Mary Ann Lloyds, aged 8 years, 17.5cm x 20cm, unframed (2)

A George IV rectangular silk needlework sampler, embroidered by Anne Hodgkinson, worked in her twelfth year, 1825, with verse, birds, pagodas, flowering baskets, blossoming trees, within meandering floral borders, 36cm x 32cm, framed

A George III needlework sampler, embroidered with alphabet and God Save the King, 1796, 13.5cm x 14cm, framed; another, embroidered by Mary Docksey, with alphabet, numerals, and stylised flowers in a vase, 53cm x 33cm, unframed

A 19th century rectangular sampler, embroidered with shepherd and shepherdess, before a bridge, 24cm x 35cm, mahogany frames

A George III needlework sampler, embroidered by Phoebe Edmunds, May 26th, 1814 with The Virgins Prayer and verse within meandering floral border, 33cm x 23cm

A mid 19th Century Needlework Sampler with verse, buildings, children etc. inscribed "The work of Miss Margaret Fudge finished November 5th 1847 taught by Mrs Cook" 19" (49cms) x 19 1/2" (50cms).

Another Needlework Sampler by Maggie Severn aged 10 years with alphabet, numerals and various symbols within a scroll border. 16 1/2" (42cms) x 17" (43cms).

An early 19th Century Needlework Sampler by Amelia Bourne 1817 with trees, verse etc. 15 1/2" (39cms) x 12" (30cms).

A George III alphabet sampler, signed Georgina Louisa Waux, 1820, to/w another sampler (2)

A George III sampler with text 'Religion', signed Ann Strode, Exeter 1810. Note: The Strode girls attended Ackworth School and this sampler bears similar characteristics of those produced at the school

A framed Victorian sampler signed Eliza Lucas, aged eleven years 1856 to/w two others by the same hand (unframed), another by Harriet Slaney 1885, a cotton throw and assorted Victorian cut out pictures in a folio

A 19th century sampler, partially completed with Alphabets, Numbers, Verse and a house, unnamed, 42x42cm

A VICTORIAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER by Elizabeth Dorling, aged 10, 1852, worked with flowers and birds beneath an alphabet, 171/2" x 16".

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER by Sarah Harris in 1822, worked with alphabets within a scrolling border, 12" x 17"

A VICTORIAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER by Ellen Walker, finished February 27th 1838, worked with farm buildings, animals and farm implements, 161/4" x 18".

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER by Ester Coxall, 1842, worked with an inscription "Dear Mother ..." and animals and trees, 17" x 163/4"

A Woolwork sampler by Elizabeth Shaw Robinson of Seaton Burn School, aged 12 in 1852. 40cm x 39cm

An early 19th Century sampler with trees, flowers and a verse by Hannay Fowler aged eight years Uplyme, 12" x 12", in Hogarth frame

An early 19th Century needlework sampler with verse, flowers and buildings, worked by Isabella Para, 1827, 21" x 16", in strip frame

An early 19th Century needlework sampler, worked by Mary Ann Dawton, Whitehaven, dated October, 12th 1811, decorated the alphabet and verse, 9 3/4in. x 21 3/4in.

An early 19th Century sampler worked by Christian Wilson, aged 11, dated 1826, decorated with inscription "His Grace, The Duke of Buccleuch School" and other verse, within stylized tree and bird border, contained in a black slip frame, 11 1/4in. x 11 1/2in.

A circa 1800 framed and glazed needlework sampler depicting two figures beneath a tree, inscribed with initials "J.W.", the lower section with two tiered house and numerous devices throughout, overall inscribed "Jane Wilkinson, Aged 10 years", 53 x 41 cm

A VICTORIAN MEMORIAL NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, inset photographs of a naval officer, set amongst flags and insignia, inscribed 'Handy afloat, handy ashore', 21" square, in gilt frame (see illustration).

A VICTORIAN WOOLWORK SAMPLER by Maria Greeory (sic) dated 1884, decorated with Adam and Eve, 18" square

A George III sampler with trees, birds and vase, worked by Matilda Lavinia Cook finished December 1816 aged eight years, 16 x 1212 inches

A needlework sampler by Harriet Fordham, ages 13 years, 1839, worked with figures, birds, flowering plants, trees and a verse, 1412 x 11 inches, in gilt frame and glazed

C19th needlework sampler by Elizabeth Tall aged 8 years, Hull Savings Bank School

Early C19th framed garden sampler by Susannah Stead, aged 9 years, 18.4 by 14.9ins. (overall). According to inscription on reverse Susannah Stead was born in 1813, dating this sampler to 1822.

A Georgian wool work sampler depicting a house with birds and trees above "Rachel Edwards her work Finished in 1827, 45cm x 35cm later framed and glazed, damage. ILLUSTRATED

A small 18th Century needlework sampler worked in coloured thread with alphabet, numbers and stylised flowers by "Margaret Hack 1780" with silk edging and paper backing inscribed "Daniel Hack 12th mo 21st 1839 belonged to the late Elizabeth Glaisyer" 9cms x 7cms

AN 18TH CENTURY DARNING SAMPLER the coarse woven cloth stitched with patches of darning in assorted coloured silk thread and with stitched and cutwork initials and date "IP 1772" 23.5cms x 24cms; another similar darning sampler worked in black and cream thread and named "M.Swan Alton School 1811"; another similar named "M Swan" and a small alphabet sampler by "Betsy Smith Her?? 1826?" (4) ++all in good condition

An early 19th century needlework sampler, depicting foliage, animals, fish and birds, the base with a panel 'Susanna Row Northway Her Work 1835,' 12.5 x 13.75in (32 x 35cm).

A George IV sampler, worked by Mary Boore Aged 8, 1828, with alphabet, foliage, animals and figures, 13 x 10in (33 x 25.5cm). Faded, minor holes, small tears to outer edges.

A Victorian needlework map sampler, of the British Isles, by Ellen C. Farmer, 1874, 28 x 22in (71 x 56cm) and a floral needlework panel, 40.5 x 5in (103 x 13cm). (2)

A sampler dated 1829 by Julia Caroline Anvill aged 7 years; with religious text to the top and floral sprigs to either side, a naturalistic design to the centre and short text to the bottom of the field, again, with floral sprigs to the sides, surrounded overall by flowering border,worked in muted coloured silks, glazed and set within a birds eye walnut frame, 63 x 57 cm.

A WILLIAM IV NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked by Sarah Ann Mason, dated December 1835, woven with a stylised bird, buildings, figures, animals and vases of flowers, in colours, within a shaped border, 18" x 14".

An early 19th Century alphabetical and pictorial sampler by Sarah Lewis, aged 13 years, 1821, 12.5 x 12 ins

An early 19th Century primitive sampler, possibly depicting the Pilgrims by Eliza Evans dated 1833, 11 x 16 ins

An early 19th century sampler by Isabella Finnie, 1830 the alphabet with floral border 43cm x 39cm

A 19th century sampler by Mary Lyon, aged 14, 1868 decorated with the alphabet, a house and peacocks, in a birds eye walnut frame 45cm x 35cm

A 19th century sampler by Mary Matthews, aged 12 years with the alphabet and numbers above an inscription surrounded by floral and bird motifs, with foliate border, 28cm x 31cm; a late 18th century sampler of an alphabet above inscriptions, dated '1792', 46cm x 24.5cm; and a 19th century rectangular stitch sampler, decorated with abstract motifs, 55cm x 18.5cm -3

A mid 19th century sampler by Anne Phillips, aged twelve years, March 1847 decorated with the alphabet and bird and floral motifs, 42cm x 30cm; a mid 19th century sampler, by Isabella Stephen of Saltoun Place, Fraserburgh, of an alphabet above an inscription and sailing boats and houses, with foliate border, 53cm x 43cm; and another 19th century sampler by Mary Colison, aged eleven years, dated '1849', decorated with the alphabet above two houses and floral motifs, 43cm x 29.5cm -3

An early 19th Century fine needlework sampler, worked by Mary Hope, aged 10 years, dated 1801, with verse above a cellular border and an undulating leaf tendril, including strawberries and a carnation, with an exotic bird perched on a tree branch within a hillocky landscape of trees, deer, flowering sprigs and shrubs, all contained within an undulating strawberry border, worked in coloured silks and threads in cross, long and short stitches on a cream canvas ground, approx 51.5cm x 31cm, within a gilt frame.

An early 19th Century needlework sampler, worked by Mary Baldwin, dated May 26th 1802, the design with birds perched on a descriptive plaque and above a stylized garden, containing a red brick Georgian house surrounded by flowering shrubs in baskets and within an undulating floral border, worked in coloured silks and threads on a cream canvas ground, approx 35cm x 28.5cm, within an ebonized frame.

An alphabet sampler detailed with double moral verse above flowers, trees and birds, detailed Jane Thomasin, Chatterton, 1778, framed and glazed, 42.5 x 31 cm.