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A 19th century needlework sampler, decorated with a house, potted plants and birds about a religious text, signed Elizabeth Middleton aged 12, date indistinct due to restoration, 33 x 32cm (13 x 12 1/2in), framed

A 19th Century sampler, worked by Ann Eliza Bevan of Cardiff aged 10 years, dated August 28th 1840, (some damage)

A 19th Century Lacquered Tea Caddy, 23.5 cm, a lacquer and mother of pearl desk stand, a willow pattern bowl, and a religious needlework sampler (4)

A silkwork sampler by Mary Ann Elborn, 1827 finely embroidered in cross stitch with an eight line religious verse surmounted by a eastern temple, above a depiction of Adam, Eve, the serpent and the tree of life, also scattered with numerous motifs including fleur de lis, birds, trees, deer, lions, flowers, coronets etc and within a stylised floral border and ebonised frame, some fading and staining, 15.75" x 20"

An early Victorian sampler, worked by Amelia Charlotte Young aged 12 June 15th 1844 with stag, prose and garden of Eden, within garland palmette border 48cm high x 33cm wide

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked with a variety of motifs including baskets of flowers, animals and a building, 17 1/4in. (44cm.) x 18 3/4in. (48cm.)

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked with flowering plants and trees, 6 1/4in. (16cm.) x 8 1/4in. (21cm.); together with a pair of infant's lawn mittens, framed; and a framed group of fragments (a lot)

An early 19th century sampler, worked by Mary Rickman, aged 10 years, April 23 1828, with a verse, birds and trees, within a strawberry border, 15 1/2" x 14 1/4" (39.5cm x 36cm)

An early Victorian sampler, worked by Joanna Avery, February 2nd, 1838, with a verse, flowers, birds and deer, 13 1/4" x 12 3/4" (33. 5cm x 32.5cm)

Two similar William IV linen samplers both by Emma West, Aged 11 years or dated August 21st 1835 and worked with a house, dogs, birds, trees and flowers in trailing borders, one with a central verse, 40 x 35cm and 44 x 43cm, both framed In generally good condition with some light time staining of the background and the colours rather subdued. On the sampler with the central verse a 1cm moth hole just beneath the central panel and with three or four smaller moth holes lower right, another smaller hole upper right. The other sampler apparently free from moth holes but with the odd pulled thread here and there, no smudging of the colours

An unusual early Victorian linen sampler by Mary anne Davies 1838, worked in coloured wools with a named view of Erdigg, two birds, flowers in pots and trees in green border, 22 x 32cm, mahogany frame Some even light brown time staining of the support and the odd pulled stitch principally to the borders but not unattractive and a rare subject (see catalogue footnote)

A rare and attractive Bessarabian silk miniature kelim, Ukraine, second half 19th century, 11in. x 15in. 28cm. x 38cm. Although the design is 'vertical', this delightful piece is woven on the 'horizontal' or 'short' axis. It may have been woven as a sampler, but shows a complete field design with border.

A 19TH-CENTURY NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER with alphabetical and numerical samples above a religous verse, flowering plants and butterflies, signed "Jane Jubb", undated, 44.5cm x 29.2cm, (17.5in x 11.5in), framed under glass

A SMALL GEORGIAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked with trees, flowering plants, hearts, animals, baskets of flowers etc., initialled AB, 15.5cm x 10.5cm, (6.1in x 4.1in), in a later Oxford-type frame under glass

A George III sampler, worked in coloured silks on linen ground with religious verse and spot motifs including two books initialled 'B' and 'T' for Bible and Testament, signed with embroidered inscription: 'Charlotte Blair her Sampler Aged 8 years December the 11 1787', all within angular floral border, 13 3/4 in. x 11 3/4 in. 35cm. x 30cm. Insect damage in places, faded. Framed and glazed.

An English Sampler, worked in coloured silks on linen with rows of spot motifs, single alphabet and number rows, a short verse (idiosyncratically spelled), signed and dated with woven inscription: 'Frances Howe Aged 12/February 23/1827', all within angular floral border, 12in. x in. 9in. 31.5cm. x 23cm. And another English sampler, with two registers of large spot motifs, a short verse and signed in inscription: 'Ann Simes's work aged 11', all within an angular floral border. About 1820, 16in. x 11 1/2 in. 41cm. x 29cm. Both with fairly extensive insect damage, the first with slight damp staining on row of blue numbers. Both with original wood frames, glazed.

A late Georgian mahogany pole screen, the octagonal sampler panel raised on a turned column with acanthus leaf carved tripod legs, 60in. high.

A 19TH CENTURY NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, with verse, deer and embroidered floral sprays, dated November 13th, 1870, 16" x 14" and one other 19th Century sampler

A SILVER BACKED DRESSING TABLE SET, a sampler, a few toys and another part dressing table set

Lydia Ann Shaw, her silk needle work sampler of 1831, listing the family births between verses and baskets of flowers below numbers and the alphabet within flowering vine border, 53 x 42.5cm

A framed late 18th century pair cased watch sampler worked in silk with two purple daisies flanking a pink rose bud on a white ground, the sampler 5.5cm diameter

Caroline Lewis, her 1822 needlework sampler worked with the alphabet above a verse and a house flanked by flowers all within vine border and burr walnut frame, 33 x 19cm

Rosemary Wemyss, her 1796 needlework sampler worked in wool with alphabet, numbers and verse above silk work birds by trees, 45 x 24cm

George III needlework sampler by Ann Wright, aged 14, 1799, featuring alphabet, verse, figure beside a windmill, potted and garden flowers and birds within a patterned border in fine cross stitch, framed and glazed, 16.5ins x 11.5ins.

George III silk needlework sampler by Mary Joynson of Winsford, dated 1801, with alphabet and two verses within patterned border, framed and glazed, 14ins x 11ins.

An early Victorian needlework sampler, having a central verse, alphabet and pictures by 'Sarah Elizabeth Bonnell aged 10 years, finished May 20th 1840' (with one repair), 42cm x 33cm

Early 19th Century needlework sampler decorated with numerals, alphabet, figures of Adam and Eve standing beside a tree of life flanked by a pair of pillars, angel, birds and insects with text 'The generous mind is by its suffrings (sic.).' worked by Louisa Lee finished this sampler May 15 1817, 40cm x 34cm

Mid 18th Century needlework sampler decorated with alphabet, text and numerals worked by Sarah Pinkcott December ye 30 1747, 42cm x 17cm

18th Century needlework sampler decorated with the text of the Lords Prayer and decorated with urns of flowers, birds and animals, entitled 'Sarah Jones her sampler finished July the 31 in the year of our Lord 1767 aged 13 years', 40cm x 27cm

Mid 19th Century needlework sampler decorated with urns of flowers and 'Salvation' text. Titled 'Jane Pippin her work finished A.D. 1841 aged 10 years', 44cm x 33cm, in a rosewood frame

19th Century needlework sampler decorated with the alphabet, numerals, trees and flowers and indistinct name, 42cm x 26cm together with one other needlework sampler

19th Century needlework sampler decorated with a house, flowers, trees, animals and insects etc entitled 'Worked by Mary Harris in the 12th year of her age 1841, 36cm x 40cm, in a rosewood frame

Late 18th Century needlework sampler decorated with alphabets entitled 'Anne Quicke. Morchard Bishop December the 18th 1779' and 'A. Quicke finished this samplar (sic.) Nov. 17th 1781'

A 20th Century sampler and a quantity of haberdashers equipment.

A George IV needlework sampler embroidered in coloured silks with cross stitch on a fine linen ground, designed with a verse, "O THAT the Lord would guide my ways To keep his statutes still: O that my God would grant me grace To know and do his will. O send thy Spirit down to write Thy law upon my heart: Nor let my tongue indulge deceit Nor act the liar's part. From vanity turn off mine eyes: Let no corrupt design Nor covetous desires arise Within this soul of mine". within a vine and carnation border flanked by flowering plants, surmounted with a flower filled planter, the lower frieze depicting Adam and Eve holding fruit from the tree of knowledge and with peacocks, parrots, boats and comucopia, all within a ribbon border, Mary Laycock's work aged 9, 1822, bright and in excellent condition, 16in x 13in, contemporary gilt gesso reeded frame, the corners with floral patera.

A 19TH CENTURY SAMPLER BY ANNA DALBY, AGED 9 YEARS 1836, worked in coloured wools with the alphabet, numbers, a basket of flowers, geometric motifs, flowering plants and dogs, 16in. x 7.25in. (40.5cms x 18.5 cms)

A 19TH CENTURY SAMPLER BY 'J. B.' 1840 - 1842, worked in coloured wools with the alphabet and numbers, flowering plants and trees and a dog, 11.25in. x 10.25in. (28.5 x 26cms)

A 19TH CENTURY SAMPLER BY MARLA WINTERBURN, worked in coloured wools with the alphabet and numbers and decorative borders, 12in. x 10.75in. (30.5 x 27.25cms) together with another similar, by Hannah Boniger 1820, 9.5in. x 8.25in. (24 x 21cms)

A VICTORIAN SAMPLER BY FANNY A. GIBBS, worked in coloured silk threads with trees, figures, animals and flowers within a meandering floral border, dated 1865, 15in. x 15.75in. (38 x 40cms)

A William IV sampler, with verse and building within border by Sarah Jane Shuter, age 8, April 14 1835.

An early Victorian needlework sampler, with verse, flowers and figures in a boat within a floral border, by Elizabeth Dine, Portland May 1st 1842, 17ins x 14ins

An early Victorian sampler, with Adam and Eve design by Jane Gardner, aged 14, 1841 18ins

A BAND SAMPLER worked in coloured silks, demonstrating various needlework stitches in rectangles and bands, framed and glazed. 17" x 7.5".

A 19TH CENTURY WELSH SAMPLER worked in coloured silks with alphabet, numerals, traditional plant, figure and animal motifs, religious text and "Rebecca Mason". Framed and glazed. 20" x 20.5".

An early 19c needlework sampler worked by Mary Searson Wood, aged 8, dated 1837 and depicting alphabets, numbers and a verse entitled "Time and Eternity", 25 cms. square, framed and glazed.

A George III sampler indistinctly signed [Ann Wright?] and dated 1764, depicting alphabets, numbers, birds, trees and other motifs, 21 cms. x 28 cms. framed and glazed.

A silkwork sampler, late 18th century, centrally worked with a religious verse and surrounded by numerous motifs to include coronets, butterflies, a red brick house, deer, rabbits, castles, birds, flowers and cherubs within a stylised floral border entitled ' Elizabeth Harding's work, this in the year of Our Lord 1789' within a stylised floral border and bird's eye maple frame, 21.5'' x 17'', some holes and fading

A silkwork sampler by Elizabeth Woodcock, April 6th, 1843, embroidered in coloured silks with an apple tree, ship, crowned lion, dog, birds, castle and various flowers and fruit within a grape and vine border, unframed, 10.5'' x 8.5''

AN EARLY VICTORIAN CHILDS SAMPLER with traditional rhyme and numeral decoration, dated 1845, in beech frame, 12 1/2" x 12".

A 19TH CENTURY CHILD'S SAMPLER with traditional rhyme and alphabet decoration, 15 1/2"x 12" in gilt frame.

A mid 19th century canvas sampler by Margaret Rees, aged 13, worked in coloured wools and depicting a fox above a basket of fruit and flowers, and motifs of dogs, deer, birds and cats within a stylised floral border, dated 1863, in a maple venerred frame, 66cm x 64cm

A 19th century canvas sampler by Mary Welch, worked in crosstitch and other stitches in coloured wools and silks, with a line from a verse, 'Fear God, Honory King', above horizontal bands of stylised flowers shrubs, baskets, trees and birds, above motifs including Adam and Eve in the Garden, and angel and butterflies, 63cm x 46cm

An early 19th century canvas sampler by Sarah Sophie Barnard aged 15 years, worked in crosstitch and other stitches in coloured silks, with motifs of flowering shrubs above a verse 'There is a path that leads to God..', above a large eagle or hawl perched in a tree, within trailing floral borders, dated September 24th 1838, 42cm x 33.5cm, in a maple venerred frame, a silk panel celebrating penmanship, 30cm x 23cm and and a print on silk 'Partridge Shooting', 16cm x 22.5cm

An early 20th century sampler, worked in coloured wools, with flowering shrubs and birds perched upon branches above a verse 'Come in the Evening..', 44.5cm x 34.5cm, in a maple venerred frame

An early 19th century wool sampler by Elizabeth Gill aged 7 years, worked in crosstitch in coloured silks with a verse, 'Jesus permit they gracious name to stand...', above a house, within a stylised floral border, dated January 1836, 32cm x 28cm

Two early 19th century linen samplers by Sarah and Priscilla Hornby, each worked in crosstitch in coloured wools, with alphabet, the first dated March 12th 1835, the second dated March 13th 1835, the first 29cm x 24cm, the second 31cm x 24.5cm. The first sampler by Sarah Hornby is framed in a plain black frame, indicating that she died before the sampler was framed and displayed.

An early 19th century linen sampler by Sarah Gibson Cheesbrough, worked in crosstitch in coloured silks with a verse 'Blessed Redeemer how divine..', above a flowering tree, pomegranite and baskets of fruits, dated AE 11, 1822, 42cm x 44cm

A late 18th century linen sampler by Elizabeth Hodgkiss(?), worked in crosstitch and other stitches in coloured silks, with a verse, 'Ye wandering travellers..', above motifs to include figures, baskets of flowers, peacocks and shrubs, within a trefoil border, dated 1789, 58cm x 31.5cm

An early 19th century linen sampler by Ann Webb of Malmesbury, aged 9 years, worked in crosstitch and other stitches in coloured silks with alphabets, tree motifs and and a verse 'Thy hands have made me..' within a geometric border, dated December 4th 1832, 30cm x 32.5cm

An early 19th century linen sampler by Sophia Fiske of Walton, aged 8 years, worked in crosstitch in blue silk with alphabets, numbers and a verse 'Improvement of Time', dated 1831, 26.5cm x 32.5cm