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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

An early 19th century linen sampler by Emma Scrace aged 9 years, worked in coloured silks with a verse, 'Preserve O Lord my tender youth...', surrounded my motifs to included a castle, birds and flowering shrubs, dated 1826, 48cm x 59cm

An early 19th century linen sampler by Elizabeth Adams, worked in crosstitch in blue silks, with alphabets and decorative bands, dated November 25th 1807, 42cm x 19cm

An early 19th century canvas sampler by Mary Barber, worked in crosstitch in coloured silks with alphabets and numbers within a stylised floral border, 13.5cm x 14cm

A early-mid 19th century pierced paper sampler by E. M. Work, worked in crosstitch and coloured silks, depicting a man and a dog, 8.5cm x 10cm

An early 19th century linen sampler by Eleanor Knapman Brooks, worked in crosstitch in coloured silks with two verses 'Kind angels watch this sleeping dust..', and 'Have not Eve and Adam taught us...', surrounded by motifs to include flowering shrubs, birds and deer, dated 1832, 44cm x 32cm

A late 18th century linen sampler by Ann Shipley, worked in crosstitch in coloured silks with an alphabet and numbers above a verse 'Remember now thy Creator..', within two borders including bird motifs, dated 1781, 32cm x 26.5cm

An early 19th century linen sampler by Sophia Bridgeman of Chelsea, aged 11 years, worked in crosstitch and other stitches in coloured silks with a verse 'This day be bread...', within a border of flowering shrubs, crowns on pillows, moths and geometric motifs, dated 1838, 41.5cm x 31cm

An early 19th century linen sampler by Elizabeth Brooks, worked in crosstitch in coloured silks with a verse 'Wisdom introduces the Industrious to the Temple', above a house and gardens and within stylised floral borders, dated June 16, 1838, 41cm x 31cm, in a maple veneered frame

A early 19th century linen sampler by Sarah Porter, worked in crosstitch in coloured silks with letters, numbers and a verse 'Now the heat of youthful Blood...', above baskets of flowers and within a stylised floral border, dated 28th April 1800, 29cm x 32cm

A SAMPLER, strawberry border, alphabet, numerical verse, eagle surrounded by exotic birds, insects and house, worked by Mary Turner, dated 1837, 42cm x 30cm,(recent frame)

George I Needlework Sampler with The Lord’s Prayer, above panels of crowns and coronets and florets, some worked in silk, worked by Hannah Stone and dated August 25th 1725, 46cms x 20cms, (18” x 8”).

Early Victorian needlework Sampler with traditional alphabet and numerals and decorated with birds and trees, worked by Fanny Fisher 1852, 28cms x 42cms, (11” x 16.5).

A Royal Doulton Series Ware helmet shaped jug, with loop handle, decorated with a Sampler design, within green and brown line borders, 16cm high (6 1/4"), printed mark in brown

A George III sampler, by Charlotte Turnock, aged 10 years, decorated with two horses and figures with an inscription reading 'Blessed with joy of innocence - Adam our father stood - Till he debased his soul to sense - And eat the unlawful food', 36.5 x 29cm

A George III sampler, by Jane Cullimore, 'finished this sampler in the tenth year of her age July the 22 in the year of our Lord 1795', 30 x 20cm

A silkwork sampler by Louisa Ann Davies.

A George III sampler by Ann Moorby, aged 13, 1811 including figures, Adam and Eve, animals, birds in trees and a verse, faded.

A Woolwork Sampler by Hannah Gee 1862, 'How grand in age how fair in youth is holy friendship love and truth', stylised red and cream trees and basket of flowers, original frame, 20 1/2in x 21 1/2in, with another by Hannah Gee dated 1853 with red and green flowers and border, original frame, 11 1/2 x 15in

A large woolwork on linen Sampler 'Hannah Gee 1864' a red house with rabbits, stag, urns, oak leaves and roses, 24 x24in, original frame

A 19th century silk work flower, bird and verse sampler, performed by Maria Oliver aged 14 years, maplewood frame, 17.5 x 12.5in (44.5 x 32cm) and another by Harriet Oliver aged 12, 16 x 13in (41 x 33cm). (2)

Two silk work flower and butterfly samplers, performed by Anna Amery and a similar sampler by Mary Amery, dated 1845, 11 x 12in (28 x 30.5cm) and 12 x 12in (30.5 x 30.5cm). (2)

A 19th century silk work flower and vase sampler, performed by Ann Robinson aged 11, March 1829, 18 x 16in (46 x 41cm) and an 18th century sampler dated 1726, 11 x 7.5in (28 x 19cm). (2)z

A woolwork sampler, dated 1924, a pair of varnished prints and a pair of still life floral watercolours. (5)

A sampler by Mary Robinson, dated 1820, with blessing verse at the top, the central field with trees and birds surrounded overall with scrolling and flowering vine, worked mainly in blues, pinks and reds, framed.

A Victorian alphabetical sampler. Framed. 45cms x 25 cms.

A sampler with verse above depicting Adam & Eve and the serpent in the Garden of Eden, surrounded by naturalistic motifs, worked in green, brown and ivory.

A Georgian needlework sampler, worked with a verse, figures and foliage, mounted in the base of a desk tray, together with a pair of Victorian painted card and giltwood hand screens, an onyx tray, two framed carved ivory Cantonese panels, various treen etc. (a lot).

An 18th century sampler on linen, dated 1783, with verse, flowers in vase, birds, rabbits and trees by Mary Storey, her work taught by Mary Simpson April 1783, Robert and Mary Storey, verse to the top "By this you see what care my dear parents took of me dear God", 18ins. x 16.5ins., in walnut veneered frame .

An early 19th century sampler on linen, by Sarah Shepherd 1829, being alphabet, verse, flowers, birds and trees, 13ins. x 12ins., framed .

An early 19th century sampler on linen, depicting a house, trees, animals, alphabet and numbers, by Hannah Sherwen 1838 aged 13, 18ins. x 12.5ins., in gilt frame .

An early 19th century sampler, worked in silks on fine linen ground with verses and various motifs, woven inscription:"Mary Boys Wrought this in the/Year of Our Lord 1823." Lower red inscription partly disintegrated as have one or two tiny details elsewhere, tiny hole right border.

A George III needlework sampler by Elisabeth Lister, dated 1815, worked on a fine linen backing in coloured silks with verse, country house, vases of fruit and flowers, dogs and birds within a flora and counter-flora border, 13" x 13" contemporary mahogany frame.

An early 19thC sampler by Mary Rebecca Richardson, aged 11 years, dated September 21th (sic) 1838, worked on a fine linen backing in coloured wools with numbers, alphabet, verse, over a country house, trees, birds and dogs within a sprig border, 16.5" x 12", in a contemporary walnut frame.

An unframed sampler worked by Elizabeth Glulen, 1828 and a Victorian beadwork panel

An unframed sampler worked by Margaret Fox, 1879 and a needlework panel worked by Elizabeth Fairbrother, 1863 (af)

Victorian sampler, in gilt frame, 171/2in x 12in (44.4cm x 30.5cm)

Victorian sampler, dated 1860 in a mahogany frame, 18 1/2in x 12in (47cm x 30.5cm)

Victorian sampler, in a satinwood frame, 18in x 11 1/2in (45.7cm x 29.2cm)

AN ALPHABET SAMPLER, strawberry border, worked in wool by Jane Macgregor, dated 1875, 38cm x 28cm, (unframed)

A map sampler, worked in coloured silks on a linen ground, woven inscription within an oval laurel wreath: "A/MAP OF/ENGLAND AND WALES/SARAH BRANDRETH" English early 19th century. 21in. x 17in. 53cm. x 43cm. Time or damp staining top and bottom and right side (affecting text bottom centre), small insect holes lower ring. In original gilt wood frame, glazed.

A mid 19th century wool embroidered sampler depicting a shepherdess, religious verse, and floral corners within a wavy, stylised floral border, signed Elizabeth Sarah Lambourn, December 1848, within maple frame, 15" x 12.5"

A 19th century wool embroidered sampler, depicting a house, floral urns, peacocks, an orange tree and other stylised plants within a floral border, signed 'Elizabeth Williams, Pen y Bryn, Llanellan, aged 19, 1831', 16" x 16.5"

A George IV sampler, worked with the verse "Jesus Permit", house, church, school and motifs by Margaret Edwards, aged 10, 1828, framed 1ft 6ins x 1ft 1in

A Victorian sampler, worked with numerals, alphabet, animal, bird and floral motifs by Elizabeth E.A. Belchamber, aged 9, 1859, unframed 1ft 4ins x 1ft 1in

A William IV petit point sampler, worked with verse, alphabet, numerals, pattern bands and motifs on a fine linen ground, by Elizabeth Throckmorton, 3rd May 1819, unframed (holes) 8ins x 1ft 1in

A Victorian school sampler, worked with the alphabet, floral motifs and the Bible "Thy Guide" within a strawberry border, by Mary H.sanderson 1880, framed 1ft 6ins x 1ft 6ins

A Victorian sampler, worked with the alphabet, numerals, verse and motifs within a strawberry border by Ade Leatherdale, aged 8, June 1855, framed 1ft 2ins x 1ft

A George IV sampler, worked with alphabet, numerals, verse, deer, hunting dog and basket of flowers by Emily Firmin Borely, Essex 1824, framed 12ins x 10ins

An 1837-1887 Jubilee sampler, worked with a verse, animal, bird and floral motifs within a broad strawberry border by Alice Mary Underdown, aged 12 years, 1887, in rosewood frame 1ft 4ins x 1ft 7ins

A sampler worked with the alphabet, numerals, initials and pattern bands within a key border, in green and gold silks by Margaret Wighton, St. Andrews, June 15, 1814, framed 1ft 5ins x 1ft 1in

A Regency sampler, worked with the alphabet, numerals, 2 verses, carnation and strawberry pattern bands, trees, squirrels, deer, dogs, birds, tree and floral motifs within a honeysuckle border by Amelia Henderson, aged 9, 1826, framed (small holes) 1ft 6ins x 1ft 3ins

A Georgian needlework sampler Mary Fitton's work wrought in this 11th year of her age 1828, embroidered in coloured silks on a linen ground, designed with a verse, animals, exotic birds, trees and flowering plants, above a freize of recumbent sheep within trailing honeysuckle borders, minor damage to linen ground, 16in x 17 3/4in, glazed ebonised frame.

An early 19th century pictorial needlework sampler worked in coloured silks on a linen ground portraying exotic birds, animals, flowering plants and butterflies, a lower freize depicting open horse-drawn carriages escorted by a squadron of militia, 14in x 19 1/2in, unframed.

A Georgian needlework sampler worked in coloured silks on a linen ground, Susan Hosmer finished this in her 11th year, designed with a verse, Education, and patterned with animals, birds and flowering plants enclosing a pavillion flanked by swans, dated 1830 within trailing honeysuckle borders, slight moth damage but no loss to embroidery, 16 1/2in x 12 1/4in, contemporary ebonized parcel gilt frame.

A Late Victorian Sampler, by Mary J Reid, 1893, incorporating the alphabet, numbers, insects and flowers, 26 x 21 cm

A Regency Sampler, Sarah Harvey, Aged 12 1821, incorporating a verse, birds, animals and flowers (unframed) 35 x 30 cm

A William IV Sampler, Ann Moore, 23rd September 1835, incorporating letters, numbers and a verse, and another sampler, Albertina Caraccio, incorporating letters within a meander border (2)

A George III linen sampler, worked with 'An exact representation of Solomon's Temple' by Ella Street 1790 and two lettered tablets, crowns, flowers in pots, eagles, peacocks and other birds in diamond three quarter border, acorns along the lower edge, 54 x 54cm (framed) . Rather time stained overall and the colours generally faded but apparently complete and without fraying or moth damage etc although rather closely framed (probably in the 1930s) in a Hogarth frame

A George III wool sampler, worked by Eliz (abeth) Street 1789, with trees in pots, acorns and a verse beneath letter and number bands, all in coloured wools, 42 x 30cm (framed) . Overall time stained, some of the colours faded in (probably 1930s) ebony frame with trade label of The Horner Galleries, Sheffield