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A Regency silk cross-stitch sampler, worked with the alphabet, numerals, pattern bands, house, Adam and Eve and animal and floral motifs, within a floral border by Sarah Cuthbert, in marquetry frame (holes) 12.5ins x 12ins

A George IV sampler, finely worked in a variety of stitches, with central verse, temple, Adam and Eve and many motifs within a stylised tree border by Agnes Wyllie, aged 14yrs, 1815 in mahogany frame 1ft 8.5ins x 1ft 5.5ins

An early Victorian sampler, finely worked in a variety of stitches with verses, basket of flowers, pattern bands, alphabet and numerals by Charlotte Whitworth, framed (holes) 1ft 3.5ins x 11ins

An early George III sampler, worked with the alphabet, numerals, pattern bands and verse by Mary Rose September 1760 framed 1ft 4.5ins x 7.5ins

A Victorian sampler, worked with the alphabet, numerals, pattern bands, verse, bird and floral motifs within honeysuckle border by Eliza Jane Lewis, aged 12ins, 1859 in oak frame 1ft 5ins x 1ft 1ins

A George III map sampler, of England, Wales, part of Scotland, Ireland and France, by Dorothy Richards, Plimtree School, 1795 framed (small holes) 1ft 5.5ins x 1ft 4.5ins

A George IV sampler, worked with the alphabet, numerals, verse, animal and floral motifs within a strawberry border by Elizabeth Condy King, May 16th 1827 1ft 9ins x 8ins, framed (faded) and a George III sampler worked with animal and bird motifs, alphabet and verse by Sarah Johnson, 1794 9ins x 10.5ins framed (a.f)

A Victorian sampler, finely worked with bird, dog and floral motifs and verse within a scrolling fruit and foliage border by Jane Langley, Rottingdean School, 1842 framed 1ft 3ins x 1ft

A late William IV sampler, worked with a verse and floral motifs within a floral border by Eliza Luff, age 14yrs, April 6th 1837 framed (one hole, lower border frayed) 1ft 5ins x 1ft 1ins

A George I needlework sampler, worked alphabet and numerals by Elizabeth Burton, dated 1717 framed and glazed 5ins x 7.5ins

A Victorian sampler, 1846 worked by Ann Lodge, Aged 14 years, Nov. 1846 featuring potted plant, alphabet and birds, unframed, 13.5 x 13in.

An Early Victorian Sampler, by Emma Susannah Holman, aged 13 years 1848, incorporating birds, trees, flowers, houses, verse etc, within a meander border, (a.f.) 47.5 x 48 cm

A 19th Century Alphabet Sampler, 42 x 19.5 cm, and a 19th century pencil and watercolour portrait of a gentleman, 26.5 x 20 cm (2)

A Victorian finely worked silwork sampler with verse and stylised trees, dated 1873.

A sampler by Sarah Harding dated 1836, with verse, with Adam & Eve at the bottom, and surrounded by birds, animals, and plants, surrounded overall by a meandering border, worked in coloured threads, (framed)

A framed petit point depicting a North African battle scene, together with a sampler dating from 1936, (2)

Two embroidered maps, one of 'Palestine in the Time of Our Saviour' dated 1866, the other of England and Wales dated 1794, bordered with a scrolling leaf decoration, together with a later sampler

A Sampler of 'The Ten Commandments' dated 1801, the verse surrounded by a scrolling vine border, together with a sampler dated 1827, the verse above a tree motif, surrounded by a scrolling border, and a further sampler, dated 1827 depicting a tree motif with numbers, alphabet and verse above and another dated 1813

A GEORGIAN SAMPLER worked by Bessey Stead dated 1817, and featuring stanzas, Adam, and Eve flanking the Tree of Life, birds, animals, trees and flowers, 21 1/2" x 16 3/4", framed

A GEORGIAN SAMPLER worked by Sarah Shute dated 1817, and featuring a country house with birds, trees and flowers, stanza and alphabet, 18 1/2" x 17", ebonised frame

A 19th century hand sewn sampler by Jane Isabelle Barke, age 8, dated August 28th 1847, with alphabet and verse.

19th century needlework sampler with 'Ode to Adversity' within a border of flowers and foliage, Sarah Adie's Work Aged Ten Years, 14.5" x 12"

A GEORGIAN SAMPLER by ANN WADE 1772. Coloured bands of flowers and various verses. 12 1/2 x 10ins.

A mid 19th century wool work sampler, dated 1843 worked in coloured wools into a church surrounded by floral and foliate motifs and reserved on an unbleached linen ground52cm x 46cm

A mid 19th century wool work sampler, dated 1844 worked in coloured wools into a home surrounded by animals and birds with a meandering foliate border reserved on an unbleached linen ground44cm x 51cm

A Victorian sampler, worked in greens, reds and blues by Margaret Taylor, 1853; together with another similar sampler by Mary Leitch, aged twelve; and one other (3)

A Victorian needlework sampler decorated the alphabet, numbers, verse, animals and verse, worked by Elizabeth Chapman aged 11, dated 1882, 14in. x 11 1/2in.

An 18th Century needlework sampler decorated the alphabet, numerals and religious text, worked by Elizabeth Guppy, dated 1727, 17in. x 8in., in oak frame.

19th Century Needlework Sampler of alphabetic form and another, (2).

A Victorian needlework and beadwork sampler by Hannah Harper 1848 with Biblical passage within finely executed polychrome beadwork floral borders, 52cm x 33cm; in contemporary maple frame.

An early Victorian needlework sampler by 'Emma Maria Sears, Aged 9 years, 1839', with alphabets in four registers, verse within reserve, plants, trees and birds, within floral meander border, 42cm x 31cm; in contemporary rosewood frame.

Two photograph albums and contents, and an alphabet sampler by Elsie Willis.

A 19TH CENTURY WATERCOLOUR STUDY of a bull and dog with herdsman, 3 1/2" x 4 1/2", a few prints and a sampler

Victorian needlework sampler decorated with ships, flowers, birds, trees and insects with alphabet and text 'On this fine canvas does my needle write.', worked by Elizabeth Rogers dated 1850, 43cm x 34cm, in period rosewood frame

Victorian needlework sampler decorated with figures standing beside a country house also with birds, trees, flowers and animals with text 'May I love thee and adore thee, O thou bleeding dying lamb.' worked by Mary Jane Charlton in the tenth year of her age 1845, 60cm x 58cm

A late Georgian needlework pictorial sampler showing a child feeding a dog, named Alice Wardle, 9 x 7ins.

An early Victorian sampler dated 1839, 21 x 16ins.

A late Georgian sampler dated 1828.

A Victorian sampler dated 1875 and one other 19th century sampler.

A good George III needlework sampler, at the top upper and lower case alphabets, at the centre a sampler workers prayer and name Elizabeth Hill, Aged 8, March 25 1818. This within stylised Adam & Eve, country house, trees, animals and flowers, meandering border, 13 x 12 1/2 ins.

A 1935 Silver Jubilee sampler and a Victorian sampler dated 1880. Together with an etching and a reproduction map of Cornwall.

A William IV needlework sampler entitled, "On the death of my brother William", with a verse flanked by satin stitch flying angels above three stylised bowls of flowers, signed "Frances Paull Jewell finished this work June 20 1834 in the 9 year of her age". Meandering border. 17 x 12ins.

An English silkwork sampler by Elizabeth Septo, dated 1823, worked with alphabet in numerical sequences, a religious verse and various motifs to include butterflies, coronets, trees, plants and flowers within a stylised floral border, later framed, 16.5"

Large early Victorian silkwork sampler by Mary Barber, finished August 13th 1845 and incorporating three buildings, numerous potted plants, figures and birds, with the motto 'Love God', framed and glazed, 26ins x 36ins

Early Victorian woolwork sampler, by Eliza Blakeman aged 12, 1843, featuring alphabet, verse, birds and dogs, within an oak frame, 12 1/2ins x 11 1/2ins

A 19th Century sampler by Sarah Stafford, aged 9 years, Ixworth School, dated 1836, in a stained frame, 49 x 59cm overall

A George III needlework sampler, having alphabet, verse and pictures, signed 'Elizabeth Allen and dated 1809' (with numerous tears and losses), 50cm x 35cm, housed under glass in a Hogarth type frame

A George III Alphabet Sampler, inscribed Elizabeth Walklett, Peace After A War of Nine Years with France Proclaimed April 29th 1802, (a.f.) 29.5 x 29.5 cm.

A William IV Alphabet Sampler, dated June 1831, by Elizabeth Isaacson, aged 10, 33 x 31.5 cm.

A needlework sampler with numerals and alphabet, 37cm x 17cm (14.5"x 6.75")

An early 19th Century needlework sampler with alphabet, numerals, verse, flowers etc by Elizabeth May, aged eight, November 13th 1810, 37cm x 30cm (14.5"x 11.75")

A George IV needlework sampler, woven flowers, verse, alphabets and other designs within a figured border by Caroline Wooton, 1828, 40cm x 39cm (15.75"x 15.25")

An early 19th Century sampler, Amy Simpson, 1829.

A William VI sampler designed by Martha Ackroyd 1836, stitched with a verse framed by birds, cherubs, ladies and butterflies.

AN EARLY VICTORIAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER by "Ellen Allwood Aged 10 years", having alphabetical and numerical samples above a basket of flowers flanked by flowering plants, within a meandering border 38.5cm x 31cm, (15.2in x 12.2in), framed but unglazed (damage)

AN EARLY VICTORIAN WELSH NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER by "Sarah Jones her work Aged 16 Years 1847", centred by the Agnus Dei (Lamb of God) beneath the phrase "Y ddioddefws Yorfu" within various flowering plants, birds and animals within a meandering border of berries, 41cm x 37.5cm, (16.1in x 14.8in), in gilt slip, framed under glass (damage)

A WILLIAM IV NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER by "Rebecca Hastings 1834", finely worked with a verse "See how the lilies flourish, white and fair...." within birds, trees and plants and a meandering floral border, 34cm x 40.5cm, (13.4in x 16in), framed under glass

Local Interest: A MID-VICTORIAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER " wrought by Sarah M Doherty, May 17th 1876, having a verse entitled "Wigton the Rose" within floral spandrels and a meandering border by flowering plants, 63cm x 54.5cm, (24.8in x 21.5in), in a mahogany-stained frame under glass

AN EARLY VICTORIAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER by "Isabella Anderson 1842", worked in bright colours with alphabetical samples above flowering plants, a peacock and family initials, 33cm x 21.5cm, (13in x 8.5in), framed under glass

A GEORGE IV NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER by "Peggie Laidlaw Aged 12 1823", having alphabetical and numerical samples and family names in red, green and pale blue, 33cm x 21cm, (13in x 8.3in), framed under glass