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A Victorian sampler decorated flowers and verse worked by Mary Howe 1822, in painted frame.

A sampler worked by Kate Mitchell with alphabet and dated 1889.

A Victorian woolwork sampler worked with alphabet motto, stylised birds animals and Tree of LIfe within a repeating strawberry border titled 'Philip, Mary and Sophie Ann Shepherd aged 12 1879', 45cm by 39cm

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked with a verse, by Maria Mary King...1818, 14in. (35cm.) x 12 .25in. (31cm.)

An early 19th Century verse sampler colourfully worked in browns, blues, yellow, green and pink with a short verse surrounded by flowering urns, butterflies, dogs and birds; below a wide floral band and the words, 'Susannah Cannell Aged 10 1827' flanked by parrots perched in trees; the whole within a strawberry head border; SS 13 ins by 16 ins framed and glazed

A 19th Century cross stitch sampler worked in red, black and blue threads depicting a young girl playing a baby Grand piano above the words, 'If music be the food of love play on'; SS 14.5 ins by 13 ins

A late 19th century framed and glazed alphabet sampler worked in red

A rare early 19th century lace work watch sampler, worked in blue and cream with a central flowering pot; Diameter 1.4ins; framed and glazed

A mid 18th century Alphabet sampler, colourfully worked with a band of girls, love hearts, flowers and animals, named 'EFH 1741', below alphabets, all within strawberry head border; S.S. 8 by 12 ins

A rare 19th century cropped woolwork depicting a recumbent cat on cushion sampler applied to a wooden footstool

A VICTORIAN WELSH SAMPLER, worked in coloured wools with continuous foliate border, the centre with traditional motifs, including Adam & Eve, flowering plants, animals and cupids, and with rectangular reserve inscribed "Sarah Davies, her work 1864, aged 17 years", in a canted wooden frame under glass. 16" x 20".

A SAMPLER, worked in coloured silks with continuous stylized floral border, the centre with traditional motifs of flowering plants, trees, animals, birds and insects and VR cypher, inscribed "M.R. finished April 10 1838", in later frame, under glass. 16" x 12.75".

A VICTORIAN WELSH APRON POUCH SAMPLER, of traditional form, the upper front with central slit, worked in black, red and pink wools with traditional motifs of flowering plants, birds, heart and "Sally Richards, Bwlch Ceffrell, aged 24 years 1853, February 27 days", the lower end with key fret, floral and chequered border. Framed and under glass. Width 15.5". Height 18".

A George III needlework sampler worked in coloured silks with alphabet and verse How happy shall I be my dear papa to fee', Bridget Brown 1775, 6.5in x 6in, framed and glazed.

A George III needlework sampler worked in coloured silks on a linen ground, entitled, 'To My Honour'd Parents', Eliza Earle's Work Age 9 Years 1812, holed, 11.5in x 12.25in, framed and glazed.

A William IV sampler, embroidered with stylised flowers and verse, meandering floral border, by Mary James, aged 10, 1822, framed

An early Victorian sampler, worked by Maria Harris, aged 12 years, October 13th 1837 in green browns and cream with letters of the alphabet, a short verse and flowers within a repeating stilised tulip border (some holing), 40.5cms x 31.5cms in a contemporary birdseye maple frame

George IV sampler, worked by Jane Stephensons in the 11th Year, 1824, of her age, with polychrome thread typically decorated with alphabet, numbers, flowers, birds and crowns (minor fading to areas, 43.5cm x 40cm

A silk embroidered alphabet sampler with religious verse signed Louisa Briggs, aged 9 years and dated 1808, within maple frame, 14.5" x 12"

A wool embroidered sampler with religious verse within a border of stylised flowers, the tree of life, animals and birds, signed Sarah Richardson, and dated 1826, 16.5" x 14.5"

A silk embroidered map of Scotland, early 19th century, by Elisabeth Philer, 17.5" x 13.5" and a sampler with religious verse by Abigail Munnings, dated April 1832 (2)

An early 19th century silk embroidered sampler with moral verse within a stylised flower border with windmill, trees, and a farm etc, signed Lucy Yeomans and dated 1833, 16" x 12"

A rosewood, pewter strung and mother of pearl inlaid jewellery box, 19th century, the cover inlaid with a mother of pearl plaque, inscribed Anne Croyden, fitted interior with pull-out tray, including a Crystal Palace souvenir printed sampler, pattern distressed, 11" wide and a mahogany chronometer box, 19th century, the cover with shaped brass plaque, velvet lined interior, 8.5" square and a Victorian mahogany two drawer table chest, 15" wide (3)

A sampler by Eleanor Jones, dated 1835, in coloured wools on hessian, with alphabet and religious verse and stitched 'Eleanor Jones - her work, done February 17th, 1835' in modern glazed frame, 16" x 8"

A George II strip sampler, worked with alphabets and strawberries, and dated 1747, 49.5cm x 19cm (19 1/2" x 7 1/2"), (some holes)

A George III sampler, worked by Frances Barrett Ryland with alphabets and trees, and dated 1808, 40.5cm x 30.5cm (16" x 12 1/4") (hole)

A Victorian sampler worked by Janet Lamb, Alloa Academy, February 1867, with alphabet and numbers, framed, 44cm x 19cm.

Two beadwork pictures, one of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, the other of a floral spray on a blue ground and an unframed sampler worked by Jane Gill. (3)

A sampler worked by Rachel Nicholson depicting a large country house with flower motifs, numbers and figures above, 56cm x 38cm.

Haystack Sampler (Sectional Rod With Barb, Complete With Leather Case)

A Victorian needlework sampler worked coloured wools depicting a cock and two pairs of love birds within a border, marked Mary Fords Work June 24 1847. 17" sq.

Lavinia Mayhew, Brandon, 182?, her needlework sampler worked in silks with verse, flowers, deer and butterflies within vine border, 39 x 39cm

Ann Cooper, 1789, her needlework sampler worked in silks with the counties of England within an oval vine border, 53 x 46cm

A Victorian monochrome needlework sampler with inscription, alphabet and numbers, worked by Eleanor Oxenforth dated May 1857, 38cms x 37cms.

A George III linen sampler, worked in crosstitch with coloured silks, with a central verse Favour is deceitful and beauty is vain, but a woman that search the Lord, she shall be praised..., surrounded by motifs including a three mast ship, stylised flowers and trees, a gentleman with a walking stick and a lady with a basket, enclosed within a border of stylised flowers, 25 x 21.5 cm

A 19th century linen sampler, by Ann Crook of Bucklebury, worked in crosstitch with coloured silks and wools, with alphabets above a central verse Beauty; There is beauty in the flower, Though it fades within the hour...., surrounded by stylised flower trees, flowers, animals and birds, dated 1857, 31.5 x 29.5 cm

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked with horizontal bands, by Martha Hayter...1741, 20in. (51cm.) x 10in. (25cm.)

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked with alphabets and a religious verse entitled Morning, by Susanna Kelly, December 23 1793, 9 1/2in. (24cm.) x 9 1/2in. (24cm.)

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked by Rebekah Pankhurst, 1830, mahogany frame, 18 1/4in. (46cm.) x 14 1/4in. (46cm) overall

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked by Martha Pound, 1811, 14 1/4in. ( 36cm.) x 11 1/2in. (29cm.

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked by Elizabeth Packer, 1798, 13in. (33cm.) x 11 1/2in. (29.5cm.)

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked by Ann Loader, 1834, 16 1/2in.(42cm.) x 13 1/4in. (34cm.)

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked by Azubah Farrow, 1817, 14 1/2in. (36.5cm.0 x 11 1/2in (29cm.)

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked by Rachel Brown, 1840, 13 3/4in. (35cm.) x 13in. (33cm.)

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked by Ann Loader, 1829, rosewood frame, 21in. (53cm.) x 17in. (43cm.) overall

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked with an alphabet and religious verses in monochrome by Ann Oliver, 1795, 12 1/2in. (32cm.) x 12 1/4in.(31cm.), together with a stitch sampler, mostly of a herringbone pattern, by Sarah Robinson 1770, 16 1/4in. (41cm.) x 16 3/4in. (42.5cm.)

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked with three lines of alphabet, by Eliza Conway, 1844, 9 1/4in. (23.5cm.) x 10 1/4in. (26cm.) another worked with lines of alphabet and a religious verse by Ann Loader, 1824, 12in. (30cm.) x 13in. (33cm.) and a cream silk cover centred by the IHS monogram, surrounded by silver buollion floral scrolls inhabited with birds and insects, 9 1/2in .(24cm.) square (a lot)

A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER worked in memory of Joseph Giffen, 1808, 20in. (51cm.) x 20in. (51cm. )

A WOOL SAMPLER, worked by Alice Longman, age 14, 1880, on binca, strawberry border, psalm 23, ship, deer, figures and tree, framed and glazed, 66cm x 66cm

19th century sampler, the top with letters and numbers, the base with figures, birds and trees, by Florence Manning, aged nine years, 12" x 17" high

18th century needlework sampler, with verse above a band of building trees and birds, dated 1792, 12.5" x 13.5" high

A sampler, worked in coloured silks on linen with prayer, Georgian house and tree of life surrounded by animal, bird and flower motif by Frances Sharp, January 31 1827. 46cm x 36cm, framed

A 37" brass grain sampler G+

A George III needlework sampler, decorated text, shrubs, birds, peacocks and flowers worked by M. Lambert, dated 1818, 14.5in. x 10.5in., in black slip frame.

A George IV needlework sampler decorated letters of the alphabet, numerals and a shrub by M. Garden, aged 7 years, March 10 1827, 16.5in. x 10.5in., in black ebonised frame.

A George III sampler worked by Sarah Chadwick, Aged 10, February 22nd, 1809, depicting Adam and Eve with birds and flowers, in a patterned border, 38cm x 31cm.

A George III sampler worked by 'Elizabeth Wadkin, 1826' depicting stylised castle, dragons, putti, birds, figures and vegetation within a scrolling border and an inlaid mahogany frame, the sampler 50cm x 54cm.

A sampler in the form of a map of England and Wales worked by Elizabeth Robinson aged 8 years 1783 16" x 21"

A rare miniature 19th Century Sampler,worked in coloured threads with alphabet, numerals, building, trees and animals, inscribed Sarah Neave Moniter, Aged 13, Dec 20th done 1838. 5.25" x 3.5".

A RARE NEEDLE STITCH SAMPLER, by 'M. Jewitt, Bocking, March 18th 1796' , 35cm square.