Regency painted silk picture, depicting a girl in white dress carrying a basket of pink roses within an oval floral cartouche, framed, 26.5cm x 23cm, together with an early 19th century needlework sampler by Mary Riley, 1818, worked with a religious verse before Adam and Eve, crowns, vases of flowers and birds, 37.5cm x 36cm
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Late 18th century alphabet and numerical needlework sampler by 'Elizabeth Hall, wrought in the year 1771', centred with a jardiniere issuing oranges/lemons, flanked by a verse and birds, above the alphabet and numerals, with EH initials, the date flanked by 1771 and two cranes, framed, 29.5cm x 21cm
Late 18th century needlework sampler by Mary Grace, dated 1764, embroidered with a religious verse and another relating to friendship in red thread, within a floral and geometric border flanked by birds and trees, in red, green and yellow, 34.5cm x 31.5cm, together with an alphabet sampler, by Margaret Shaw, indistinctly dated 18..., 29cm x 23cm (2)Condition ReportOverall in good condition, but the Mary Grace sampler has a number of holes in the material and the alphabet sampler has a couple of loose threads.
A WILLIAM IV NEEDLEWORK SAMPLERby Agnes Sands, March 25 1830, worked in coloured threads with motto 'Modesty is a womans chief ornament', alphabet, numerals, house, flowers and other motifs, 42cm x 30cm, in wooden frame; together with a Victorian needlework sampler by Mary Phillipson, dated 1861, with alphabet, numerals and trees, 39cm x 29cm, in ebonised frame (2)
An early Victorian needlework sampler - inscribed 'Eliza Rodgers work. January 28. 1840', worked in coloured silks with a verse in black lettering, 'Agurs Request', above pictorials including flowers and birds, within a quatrefoil meander border, 41.3 x 31.9cm, in a mahogany bevelled frame. (staining to left side, veneer loss to frame lower left)
An early Victorian needlework sampler - inscribed 'Sarah Ann Feary Aged 11 Years 1838', worked in coloured silks with rows of alphabet and verse, the verse flanked by pictorials including flowers, a turkey and other birds, within a red and white carnation flower meander border, 42.2 x 44.2cm, time staining to ground, some fading, in an early 20th century stained wooden frame.
A local Cotswolds interest Victorian alphabet sampler - inscribed 'Edith Ann Palmer - Upper Slaughter - 1888', worked in shades of green, 25.7 x 23.8 cm, in a modern burr wood frame. * Edith Ann Palmer (1871-1930) was born and bred in Upper Slaughter. In 1901 she married in the parish church the Cheltenham jeweller William King
A George III silk needlework sampler, dated 1794 - inscribed 'Martha Spencers Work', the main hexagonal reserve decorated with the lion and unicorn either side of the royal crown, birds, flowers and a cat or dog, below four lines of verse and the alphabet and numerals above, within a deep pink meander border with a pair of blue birds to the lower corners, 33.7 x 26.8cm, in a period gilt wood and gesso frame,
An early Victorian needlework sampler - inscribed 'Mary Moore her Work finished 1838', worked in coloured silks with a verse above pictorials including a grand country house, urns of flowers, other flowers and plants, two dogs and birds, within a flower bud meander border, 42 x 45cm, colours faded, small hole to centre right, plain oak frame.
Three 19th century needlework samplers - one alphabet sampler inscribed 'Sarah Roebuck 1848', 34.3 x 27cm, plain oak frame; a pictorial sampler inscribed 'Mary Porter's Work 1839', 31 x 28cm, ebonised frame (no glass); and a pictorial sampler, inscribed 'Frances Nichol's in the 9th Year of her age at M. Porter's school ..?..', 38.2 x 25.5cm, plain oak frame.
Indie / Alt Rock / Post Punk - A collection of assorted LPs, EPs and 12" singles to include Microdisney- 'The Clock Comes Down The Stairs' LP (Rough 85), '82-84: We Hate You South African Bastards!' LP (RTM 155), 'Crooked Mile' LP (V2415) and 'In The World' EP (RTT 175), Lush- 'Mad Love' 12" (4AD BAD 0003), Laughing Clowns- 'Laughter Around The Table' LP (Red Flame RF 23), The Beasts Of Bourbon- 'The Axeman's Jazz' LP (Hybrid Records HYB LP 1), Jah Wobble- 'The Legend Lives On...Jah Wobble In Betrayal' LP (V2158), Red Lorry Yellow Lorry- 'Talk About The Weather' LP (Red Rhino Records REDLP 50), Big Star- 'Sister Lovers (The Third Album)' LP (DOJO LP 55), 10,000 Maniacs- 'My Mother The War' 12" (Reflex Records 12 RE 1), Throwing Muses- 'Hunkpapa' LP (4AD cad 901), CUD- 'Hey!Wire' 12" (Imaginary Records MIRAGE 018 T), black tape for a blue girl- 'The Rope' LP (Projekt pro20), The Orson Family- 'The River Of Desire' EP (New Rose Records NEW 22), The Starlings- 'Letter From Heaven EP' (Bad Girl BGRLT 05), The Playthings- 'War, Madness And Shopping' EP (Bad Girl BGRLT 05), Adult Net- 'Take Me' 12" (BRX 112), Colurbox- 'Colourbox' LP (4AD MAD 315), Anna Domino- 'East & West' LP (Les Disques Du Crepuscule TWI 187), The Raincoats- 'Animal Rhapsody' 12" (Rough Trade RTT-153), 'Nettwerk Sound Sampler' compilation (Nettwerk NTL 30007) and 'Product 2378' compilation (Telstar STAR 2378) (23, vinyl generally VG-VG+, sleeves G-VG+, water damage to some)
A George III needlework sampler, the work of Caroline Wilkie in the 9th Year of her Age, A.D. 1809; with alphabet above a vase of flowers flanked birds and windmills, above moral text, the signature reserve flanked by urns with trees, amorini and hounds; within a foliate border; later framed and glazed; 37 x 36cm
Early 19th Century Sampler Worked by Elizabeth Skelton, Dated May 23, Aged 13 Years with a charming central verse;'Jesus, permit thy gracious name to stand, As the first effort of my youthful hand, And while my fingers o'er this canvas move, Engage my heart to seek thy tender love',surrounded by decorative motifs including squirrels, birds, stags, dogs, flowering trees, flowers, within a floral border, in an oak frame, 40cm by 49cm
A Victorian needlework sampler, by Mary Bromley, aged eight, 1847, with trees and fauna in a floral border, the poem JESUS PERMIT THY GRACIOUS NAME TO STAND, AS THE FIRST EFFORT, OF AN INFANTS [sic] HAND, AND WHILE HER FINGERS ON THE CANVASS [sic] MOVE, ENGAGE HER TENDER HEART TO SEEK THY LOVE, 41cm x 31cm, Black Forest frame
A Bristol orphanage sampler, New Orphan Houses, Ashley Down 1882, finely worked in red cross stitch, with twelve different alphabet fonts and numbers, above central tablet with the bible, flanked by decorative rosettes, the lower part with initials CP. and another MP., Hope and Love in garlands and the date, the lower margin with royal arms flanked by ships and horses, 33.5 x 27cm, framed Rust stains from tacks extreme left and several other lighter stains, no moth holes
A needlework sampler performed by Mary Ann Thomas, aged 12, 1846, with country house, garden and railing, in a rosewood and gilt frame54 x 50cmCondition ReportSome browning to the linen backing, and some degree of fading and staining. Large hole to the centre. Please see the additional images.
NEW WAVE / PUNK / INDIE / ALT - LP COLLECTION. A collection of approx 29 x (mostly) LPs. Artists/ Titles include Talk Talk inc The Colour Of Spring, The Very Best Of Talk Talk and It's My Life, The Blue Nile - A Walk Across The Rooftops, Recommended Records Sampler - New Music Double LP, Talking Heads - Little Creatures, Portishead - Third, The B-52's - Party Mix! and The B-52's, The Pet Shop Boys - Before (VG/VG), Specials - Specials, Kate Bush inc Hounds Of Love, Deacon Blue - Ooh Las Vegas, Damned - Damned Damned Damned, Billy Bragg and Public Image Ltd. The condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
19th Century School, a Victorian embroidered alphabet sampler, unframed and within two sheets of perspex, measuring 19cm x 39cm, & 26cm x 54cm overall, together with a framed Chinese watercolour panel depicting flying ducks, two unframed watercolours on card depicting maritime scenes, and a late 19th Century oak carved frame with gilt slip
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