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A Victorian unframed needlework sampler, 16 1/2in. x 15in., decorated letters, numerals, shrubs, stags and verse, dated 1835; and another dated 1829. (2)

A Victorian needlework sampler showing alphabet and numbers worked by "Clare E.Bisson, aged 9 years, St.Andrews School, July 1882", 32 cms. x 22 cms.

George IV small needlework Sampler of traditional alphabetical, numerical and verse form, worked by Susannah Wright, Southwell, November 8th 1821, 15cms x 14cms, (6” x 5.5”).

Early 19th Century needlework Sampler of alphabet and numerical form, decorated with a coach, horses, birds and trees, within a floral meandering border, worked by Sarah Theobald Finnerton, aged 9, 15cms x 20cms, (6” x 8”).

An early Victorian needlework sampler by Susannah Adams, aged 12 years, dated 1845, displaying alphabet, numbers, the Temple of Solomon and a verse within trees and birds, housed under glass in an ebonised frame (some losses), 40cm x 31cm

Framed needlework sampler, by Christina McIntyre and dated 1862, with various alphabets and studies of flowers in vases, 16in x 11in (40.7cm x 27.9cm)

A Victorian alphabet sampler by Ellen Lucy Collings, aged 10 years.

A Late Victorian Sampler, by Caroline Gauntlett, Standard VI Liphook National School Hampshire, 1892, incorporating letters of the alphabet, within a meander border, glazed and framed, and two christening gowns (3)

Victorian sampler, worked by Sarah Pierson, who lived in the village of Goathland, North Riding, near Whitby (location of the TV drama Heartbeat) 1889, unframed, 40 x 64cms

George 111 small alphabet sampler, embroidered in five coloured silks on coarse linen ground, the field divided into six horizontal rows containing the alphabet in upper case, numbers from 1 to 13, two crowns and a diamond spot motifs, with woven signature and date: 'GRACE NAYLOR/1798' all within a pink single line border, 5in. x 8 1/4 in 13cm. x 20.5cm. And a miniature alphabet pin-cushion sampler, worked in gold coloured silk on linen ground divided into four horizontal rows with the alphabet and numbers 1 to 8 within a 'chain-link border, English about 1800, 1 1/2 in. x 2in. 3.25cm. x 5cm. Used as the front of a pin-cushion with contemporary silk damask back. Insect loss to ground of front in several places. (2)

A stitchwork sampler by Eleanor Amelia Brixey, aged 10 years and dated 1831, worked in coloured silks with an urn of flowers, plants, birds, fir trees and two houses with smoking chimneys within a geometric flowerhead border and oak frame, 16.5" x 12"

A Victorian sampler

An early Victorian political sampler, worked with speech; and original printed election notice

An English late 18th/early 19th century darning sampler

A 19TH CENTURY FRAMED SAMPLER, by Louisa Gravell, dated 1861, well worked with figures birds and animals. 20" x 17".

A Georgian sampler with alphabet and Psalm XXXlll dated 1777

A Victorian sampler Alphabet and Verse by ELIZABETH ANN SCOTT 1847

An early 19th century sampler Alphabet, Verse and House decorated, name indistinct

A 19TH CENTURY NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER decorated with Stow Church, and verse by S Lewis-Caerleon, April 30th, 1845, framed, 12" x 8 1/4"

AN EARLY VICTORIAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, "Ann Williamson's work Aug 21st 1840", having alphabetical and numerical samples above the motto "Fear God & Honour the Queen", with a frieze of flowering plants beneath, 27.5cm x 19cm, (10.8in x 7.5in), glazed but unframed

A GEORGE III NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER by "Ann Cort Aged 11 Greysouthen 1801", having a meandering frieze of flowering plants above alphabetical and numerical samples, initials AC and date 1801, further alphabetical samples and family initials, a verse ("See each Moment swiftly flies....."), crowns and coronets and a three-coloured zig-zag frieze, 41.5cm x 26cm, (16.3in x 10.2in), framed under glass

A GOOD AND UNUSUAL EARLY VICTORIAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER by "Mary Watson, Deanscale [near Cockermouth] 1847", worked with a tiger between trees and rosebushes, above a verse "If I am right thy grace impart.....", birds flying in formation over a church and cottage, between further plants and trees, all above further plants, birds and an urn issuing flowers, with a leaf-and-berry border, 55cm x 56cm, (21.6in x 22in), in later frame under non-relfective glass (minor damage)

An 18th century needlework darning sampler, the centre with flowers and ribbons and with embroidered coloured squares to the surround. 'Worked by Susannah Bate in 1792'. In a glazed frame. 15½ins square.

A Victorian needlework sampler richly worked with birds, butterflies, figures, verse etc by 'Annie Maria Pilgrim aged 10 years. Bocking British School.1867'. In a maple veneered glazed frame. 15½ by 16½ins.

A GEORGE IV SAMPLER marked by Francis Hannah Williams 1828, with alphabet, numbers, fruit basket, crown and birds, 12 3/4" x 12 3/4", stained frame

A WOOLWORK SAMPLER worked by Jane and Elizabeth Mawer, dated 1854, with stanza, potted flowering plants and birds, within a trailing floral border, 11 1/2" x 15 1/2", maple frame

A WOOLWORK SAMPLER worked by Esther Bambridge, dated 1865, and including Westminster Abbey, stanza, birds, animals and flowers within a trailing floral border, 24 1/2" x 16 1/4", rosewood frame

A WOOLWORK ALPHABETICAL SAMPLER worked by Florence Wheatstone in various colours, undated, 14 3/4" x 15 3/4", stained frame

A VICTORIAN WOOLWORK SAMPLER worked by Aida Cromack dated 1840, depicting floral sprays, potted plants and central stanza, within a trailing flower border, 15 3/4" x 16", oak frame

A GEORGIAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked by Mary Parker aged 8, dated 1796, with alphabet and various small symbols, 10 1/2" x 8 1/4", stained frame

An early mid-19th century sampler, worked with alphabets, numbers, a verse and vases of flowers, some losses, framed, 11.75ins x 11.75ins

A George III alphabet sampler worked with green and red wool by Margaret Steven 1807 and a Victorian walnut beaded table centrepiece

A George IV sampler, by Bessy Coulta (1813-1884), of Thwing, East Yorkshire, completed when she was thirteen and dated 1826, (Family Provenance to 1942 on the reverse), 65cm x 49cm, in moulded rosewood frame

An early 19th century sampler depicting 'The Front View of Solomon's Temple', by Maria Hargreaves, aged nine, 56cm x 53cm, in birds eye maple frame

A VICTORIAN SAMPLER by Sarah Elizabeth Hemsley, worked in coloured threads with alphabet and numerals above a religious verse, house, flowers and animal motifs within a vetruvian scroll border, 15.25in. x 16.5in. (38.5 x 42cms)

A TRADITIONAL CHILDS SAMPLER by Mary Adnitt Mercy, aged 5 years, dated 1830, with alphabet decoration, in gilt frame, 16" x 23".

A French early 19th century linen sampler by Marie Delon, worked in crosstitch in coloured silks with alphabets, numbers, and religious motifs, dated 10th Decembre 1822 28.5cm x 38cm

A needlework sampler, early 19th Century, 'By Caroline Milne(?) January 1830', the verse above a country house with a raised silkwork hedge, iron gates and railings and a pair of deer, 45 x 33cm

A woolwork sampler, commemorating Queen Victoria, worked by Sarah Ann Aspittal, aged 9, 1839, inscribed in pen verso 'Sarah Ann Garn nee Aspittal, born May 2nd 1830, died Oct 28th 1926' 44 x 42cm

A Victorian sampler dated 1878 sewn by Lucy Matthews, aged 10, with alphabet and numbers, mounted and oak framed. (5.5in x 7in).

A Victorian needlework sampler dated 1882, enclosed in oak frame; together with another nineteenth century sampler in gilt frame with alphabet, numbers, names, etc. (2).

An early 19th century sampler, depicting Adam and Eve, figures, birds, animals, trees etc., 'Sarah Stubbs 1891'.

A late 19th century sampler, with the alphabet and stylised flowers, June 1881.

An unframed sampler dated 1811, worked with the alphabet and numbers in wool above silkwork house chickens, trees and shrubs within red flowering vine border, 40 x 30cm

Sampler by Mary Moor 1741 composed of verse, alphabet, numbers and decorative bands 21cm x 20cm; another sampler by Mary Ewbank 1787 of letters, numbers, the Lords Prayer and bowls of fruit, 32cm x 26cm (2)

A 19th century needlework sampler, with alphabet, numbers, verse 'Live to Die', plants and birds, worn, 32cm x 23.5cm; another smaller. Both F&G. (2).

A 19th century small sampler, worked with windmills, a bird and flowers, and a verse, 8" x 9 1/2" (20.5cm x 24cm)

An alphabet sampler with pictorial scene.

An alphabet and number sampler dated 1876, framed and glazed.

A sampler worked in silks by Ann Bray, 1824, depicting trees, animals and a house, framed, 31 x 31cms.

An early 19th century sampler worked in silk, Jane Wade, 1822, with vases of flowers and prose within a geometric, floral border, 42 x 31cms, framed.

A Victorian sampler worked in wool and silk, Eliza Dyer, 1858, with a pair of cornucopia over religious verse with church scene below, within a floral border, 42 x 32cms, framed.

An early Victorian sampler worked in silks on linen background, with floral motifs within a floral border, dated 1838, Catherine Stevens, aged 9 years, framed, 38 x 33cms, cleaned..

An early 19th century sampler worked in silks, depicting the birth dates of the children of Thomas and Elizabeth Millward, born in the 1770's, 27 x 42cms.

An early 19th century commemorative sampler worked in silks showing Adam and Eve beneath a tree, various birds and animals beneath prose, Ann Atto, framed, 29 x 31cms.

A sampler by Elizabeth Abbott, Miller Kirkby, 1790, depicting verse, trees and birds within a geometric, floral border, 40 x 35cms, framed.

A sampler dated 1822, Matilda Richardson, depicting verse, birds and horses within a floral border, framed, 25 x 33cms.

A late 19th century sampler, Margaret Bingreymer (?), with simple prose over trees and flowers, framed, 55 x 40cms.

A framed alphabet sampler dated 1750.

A Victorian sampler decorated with hand stitched flora and fauna, framed, dated 1909.