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An early 20th century canvas sampler by May Simpkins, designed in red and blue silks with a design of flowers and beasts, dated 1932, 42 x 27cm (16 1/2 x 10 1/2in).

A Victorian Sampler, with verse above flowers and birds, within a meandering foliate border, Mary Partington, 1850, 30 x 29 cm, a Victorian sampler, of family registry with verse, decorated flowers, Mary Ann Wrigley, 1842, 47 x58 cm, and a Berlin woolwork picture, decorated a child and dog, Margaret Ingham, 1862, 73 x 63 cm (3) .

A Victorian Sampler, Florence Parson, 1876, with alphabet and numbers, 15 x 17 cm, a watercolour, of a shepherd and his flock in a landscape, 7 x 10 cm, and assorted prints and other items (box)

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked with a verse surrounded by flower-filled urns, some inhabited by birds, by Ann Holding, aged 12, 1790, 14 3/4in. (37.5cm.) x 12 1/2in. (32cm.) .

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked with rows of foliate motifs and religious text done by Ann Norman at Mrs Dyers School, Shapwick, Somerset, May 30, 1795, 20in. (51cm.) x 12 1/4in.(31cm.).

Mid-Victorian coloured needlework sampler depicting parrots, reindeer and fruit trees, dated 1860 by a 9 year old, 20_" x 16_"

A late George III needlework verse and picture sampler by Jane Smith who finished this work June 1818, aged 7 years, 42.5cm x 32cm

A Victorian needlework sampler, Elizabeth Whittingham's work, January 1848, embroidered with verse and bird perched in the branches of a tree, honeysuckle meander border, 17in x 12in, rosewood frame

Late 19th century needlework sampler with alphabet, flowers and animals within a foliage border, "Sewed by Mary Riley 1872 aged 11 years" 16.5" x 17"

A late 19th Century silk sampler map worked in colour with the British Isles in scrolling oval border; SS 11 ins by 13 ins

A George III needlework alphabet sampler, with sentimental passage and stylised baskets flanking oval cartouche inscribed 'Sarah Wood 1807' to centre beneath, 30x31cm, unframed.

A Sampler Woven by Mary Furness Dated 1786 with virtue inscription and alphabet, 27x24cm.

A Victorian Sampler, Maria Kimpton, 1855, incorporating the alphabet, numbers and crowns, 32 x 27 cm, and another by the same, dated 1857, 32 x 28 cm (2)

A Victorian Sampler, by Annie Reed Hill, aged 9, 1872, incorporating the alphabet and verse within a wavy border, 30 x 33 cm.

A Victorian Sampler, Jane Casilda Tendall, aged 11 years, 1853, incorporating the alphabet, a verse, birds and insects, within a floral meander border, set in a fire screen, 36 x 34 cm

A Scottish Victorian wool sampler by Elisabeth Thomson Her Work Aged 12 Years, Jan the 1 1846, worked with a red roofed mansion, birds and trees in a wide trailing border, 49 x 59, rosewood frame

A similar Scottish Victorian wool sampler by Mary Robertson Her Work Aged 10 Years Buckhaven May the 18 1855, 52 x 59cm, rosewood frame

AN UNFRAMED GEORGE IV NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER by 'Jane Rumney Aged 9 Years 1824', having double alphabetical samples and numerical samples (1-16) above the verse 'Mean tho' I am not wholly so/Since quicken'd by thy breath/ O lead me wherer oe'r I go/Thro' this day's life or death', in principally pastel shades of apricot, pink, green and blue, within brown 'dog-tooth' border, 28cm, (11in) square

A VICTORIAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER having multiple polychrome sets of numer- ical and upper and lower case alphabetical samples, above a row of flowering plants including tulips, and a religious verse by Cowper, named beneath 'James Jardine Alexander Jardine/Annie Jardine December 3rd 1857', with floral meander surround, 46.5cm x 42.5cm, (18.3in x 16.7in), in a stained wooden frame under glass (Colour fading, minor losses).

A GOOD LARGE 1930s NEEDLEWORK 'SAMPLER' worked by 'WHM 1936', centred by a religious verse 'When wealth to virtous hands is given...' within well- stitched flowers (single and in baskets), above a garden scene with various trees and plants plus two goats, two cats and a dog, within foliate border, 44.5cm x 125.5cm, (17.5in x 49.4in) in a bird's eye maple frame under glass.

A coloured silkwork sampler, mid 19th century, by Emma Spore, aged 15 years and dated 1852, her second sampler worked with the alphabet and a moral verse with a surround of foliate and bird motifs and a stylised border in stained oak frame, some tears, 16.25" x 13"

A silkwork sampler by Ellen Plowman, aged 8, dated 1839, worked in black with religious and moral verses centred by a basket of fruit within stylised trees and surrounded by a geometric floral border within mahogany frame, 16.75" x 15.5" and a coloured silkwork sampler by Isabella Stewart, aged 12, dated 1841 worked with the alphabet, numerical sequences and a house and flowers in a variety of stitches in mahogany frame, 19.5" x 11" (2)

A silkwork sampler, by Margaret Taylor dated 5th Sept.1807 finely worked with a central verse titled 'On friendship' surmounted by a frieze of Adam, Eve and the Serpent, deer, cherubs, birds and trees, the bottom section worked with numerous motifs to include floral sprays, vases and baskets of flowers, figures, coronets, hearts and butterflies, all within a stylised floral border and gilt frame, torn in places, stained and faded, 15.75" x 14.25"

'Selena Wise, Tonbridge Kent June 1st 1822', her needlework sampler, worked in grey wools with numbers and the alphabet, 30 x 25cm and another similar by her, 20 x 25cm (2).

A sampler worked by Agnes Bramwell, 1868, 43cm x 22cm and another smaller later sampler. (2)

A Victorian sampler worked by Margaret Bower, 1866 depicting figures, animals and flowers below, an alphabet above, 64cm x 50cm, unframed.

A George III needlework sampler worked by "Martha Baker 1811", in coloured silks with verse, surrounded by floral ornament and birds, on fine woollen cloth, 14.5ins x 13ins, in ebonised frame and glazed

A George IV needlework sampler worked by "Barbara Goldsmith, 12 years, 1825",in coloured silks with verse "on an infant", alphabet, numbers, trees, flowers and birds within floral border, on coarse woollen cloth, 16ins x 13ins (slightly mothed, with repairs and somewhat discoloured), in stained wood frame

A George IV needlework sampler worked by "Helen Michie, October 6th 1823", in coloured silks with verse, flowers and stylised borders, on woollen ground, 16.75ins x 12.75ins, in contemporary maple frame and glazed

A late George III "Adam & Eve" needlework sampler, worked by "Nancy Whiteley, Was Born the 12 Day of April 1807", in coloured silks with view of a house, verse, figure of a soldier and his female companion, various flowers, cherubs and the figures of Adam and Eve beneath a tree, on coarse linen ground, 25.5ins square (ground somewhat discoloured and silks faded), contained in contemporary mahogany moulded frame and glazed

An 18thC sampler by Hannah Hicks, 1790, worked in coloured silk threads on a linen backing with birds within diamond shaped lozenges, flowers, trees, lettering, inscribed 'A token of love 1790', 14" x 12 1/4", (small hole middle right and a few other smaller holes).

An early 19thC sampler by Rachel Wilson, 1818, worked in brown thread on a linen backing with lozenge panels enclosing birds, flowers, geometrics with other motifs, inscribed 'R W to S H 1818 Token of love' and other lettering, 12 1/4" x 12 1/2".

A TRADITIONAL CHILDS NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER with rhyme and another dated 1917, unframed. (2).

A TRADITIONAL CHILDS SAMPLER by Mary Hughes with inscription and basket of fruit, framed, 17 1/2" x 18".

A VICTORIAN NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER by Louisa Winter with inscription and seated cat dated 1883, 20" x 22".

A 19th century woolwork sampler decorated with flowers, leaves and animals in pinks, greens and purples, 'Margaret Rees', Aged 9 years, Ystrad Mynach School, 1877', 58 cms x 61 cms.

A 19th century sampler, with text, trees, flowers etc. to a floral intertwined border, 'Jane Pascoe Finished this work in the 7 year of her age', 50.5 cms x 32.5 cms.

A mid 19th century sampler depicting a house, birds, stars and text 'Jesus permit thy gracious ..... thyself upon her heart' Ann Jeffrey Osbornes work November 1840 aged twelve years', 47 cms x 31 cms.

A 19th century woolwork alphabetic sampler with stylised birds and flowers to the base 'Lettice Thomas', 31 cms x 20 cms.

A 19th century woolwork alphabetic sampler with stylised animals and flowers, 'Margaret Lewis', 29 cms x 20 cms.

A 19th century woolwork sampler with the alphabet to the top and decorated with birds, trees and flowers 'Sarah Jones National School June 11 1880', 41 cms x 31 cms.

A 19th century needlework sampler with interlocking floral border, birds, trees and flowers and text 'Saviour of all .... griefs below', by Betsey Rall Aged 12 years October 8 1835, 34 cms x 31.5 cms.

A 19th century Berlin woolwork sampler by Sarah Harris, worked in coloured wools on a blue ground with a central image of a spaniel seated upon a tasselled cushion above the inscription Sarah Harris Her Work, September 14th 1869, within a border of repeating flowerheads and leaves, 79 x 63.5cm.

An early 19th century linen sampler by Maria Pressland, worked in coloured silks in crosstitch and other stitches with verses, biographical information, a prayer, self-portrait seated at a table, and motifs including an angel, squirrels, an organ, birds, trees and a horn of plenty, 47 x 55.5cm

An early 19th century canvas sampler by Mary Goody, worked in crosstitch in coloured silks with alphabets, religious verses, and motifs including a crowns, a house, animals and vases of flowers, dated 1802, 45 x 34.5cm

A mahogany pole screen mounted with an early 19th century canvas sampler, worked in crosstitch in coloured silks, with a central motif of a castle surrounded by dogs, birds, flowering shrubs, peacocks and reindeer, within a meandering stylised flower border, dated 1816, 37.5 x 32.5cm, the screen 140cm high overall

A needlework sampler with alphabetical decoration at the top, central verse and pictorial decoration to the base, together with two other alphabetical samplers, all late 19th century, all framed (3).

A George III sampler, worked by Sarah Buscall, 1808, with figures, birds, trees and verses, within a flower and leaf border, 30.5cm x 24cm (12 1/2" x 9 1/2") (some damage)

A needlework sampler, by 'Helen Kinley Galrion, Aged 11, 1835', with alphabet over trees and animals within trail border, 42.5x28cm. F&G.

A GEORGE III OVAL NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, by Ann Woodcock age 12, with 23 rd psalm, alphabet and numerals, dated 1801, in rosewood frame, 53"x 18" overall.

A GEORGIAN EMBROIDERED SAMPLER, with trees, figures and verse, inscribed Amy Sarah Blake, aged 10, 1784, 18.5ins x 12.5ins, framed and glazed.

A 19TH CENTURY EMBROIDERED SAMPLER, with house, Adam and Eve figures, text below, 11.5ins x 9.5ins, in a glazed frame.

'H M 1802', a silkwork sampler worked with central ribbon tied flowers surrounded by a ring of sprigs inside different coloured crosses on the loosely woven background, 44 x 44.5cm

Ellen Hoare, her needlework sampler of 1846 worked with the alphabets and numbers above the verse, her name and school at Stow Cum Donnington within a heart shaped frame between trees, 32 x 33cm

A needlework sampler by KF 1829, the golden bead initials below alphabet and flower bands and above petit point architectural vignettes, four of flowers and another of a stag, 49 x 26cm

A George III woolwork map sampler depicting the counties of England and Wales, worked by 'Hannah Rycroft aged 12 Sept.12 1794', discoloured 61 x 56cm.

An Edwardian sampler worked in silk, commemorating the coronation of Edward VII dated August 9 1902, worked by Miss F Bainsfather of Perth, inscribed verso, 27 x 66cm

A mid 19th Century needlework sampler worked by "Rosenah Math?" with buildings, birds, animals, figures and a verse entitled "Emulation", 42 x 32cm.

A small 19th Century needlework sampler worked by Elizabeth Ebblewhite in the 12th year of her age, 14.5 x 10.5cm.

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked with bold flowering plants, by Alice Matsbury, December the 10 1763, 17in. (43cm.) x 12in. (30.5cm.)