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A LARGE VICTORIAN SAMPLER with two verse rhyme signed Martha Teasdale, December 1860, within a field of flowers and scrolls, in original rosewood frame, 25"x23".

A needlework sampler, worked by 'Elizabeth Burns aged 8 1827', with 2 prayers, a farmhouse with a farmer and his wife tending their flock. 17 1/2" x 16" (44 x 41cm)

A Royal wedding sampler, Elizabeth and Phillip dated 1947, with rhyme. 13" x 17" (33 x 43cm), and 3 other small samplers and pictures. (4)

A needlework sampler by 'Mary Herbert aged 11 years 1858' in a swept rosewood frame. 13 1/2" x 10 1/2" (34 x 27cm)

An oval needlework map sampler, inscribed 'England & Wales', worked in silk threads, within a running floral border, c.1810, 48cm x 43cm (19" x 17") framed

A 19TH CENTURY SAMPLER by Sarah Morley, 1882, in maple frame, 13" x 11"

A George II long linen sampler, by ** Gregory, with alphabets and numerals worked in coloured silks, above a stylised floral band and a religious text in French and English, embroidered.. this sampler in the 7th year of her age, 1738, 44 x 20 cm

A George III linen crosstitch sampler by Jane Woodward, worked with three alphabets above stylised fruiting trees and a verse The Rose, Lovely blushing prickly rose..., within astylised meandering floral border, dated 1797, 43x 33 cm

An early 19th century Scottish sampler embroidered in crosstitch with alphabets, numerals, initials, and dated 1830, above stylised trees, birds and flowers and two houses, within a meandering stylised floral border, s. 43 x 31cm , in the form of the top of a mahogany tilt-top tripod table

A LARGE EARLY VICTORIAN COLOURED NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, with alphabet, house, tree and bird designs, by SUSANNAH MARY NORTON, MARCH 1837, approximately 25 ins x 23 1/2 ins, framed and glazed. (faults).

A Victorian sampler by E. Yates, dated 1861. 10 1/4" x 11 1/4" (26 x 28cm)

A pair of silk and needlework sampler pictures of country cottage garden scenes, in glazed frames - 7.25ins x 10.5ins.

A William IV cross stitch linen sampler by Mary Clarkson, with an alphabet above a verse, 'Favour is deceitful...', with stylised trees, flower baskets and birds below, within a meandering stylised border, with name, age 9 years, December 9th, 1893, 46 x 42 cm (18 x 16 1/2 in)

A George III cross stitch wool sampler, embroidered with stylised flowers above a biblical quotation 'And Jesus answered and said unto her...', and above a frieze of crowns and flowers, within a meandering stylised floral border, dated 20th May, 1794, 32 x 19 cm (12 1/2 x 7 3/4 in)

A George II linen sampler by Mary Oliver, embroidered with a verse 'O happy morning...', above a stylised frieze of carnations and roses, stylised flower buds below, above a band of Bargello stitch and satin stitch, and numbers, within an floral border, embroidered with name and 'In the 12 year of her age', dated 1728, 32 x 19 cm (12 1/2 x 7 1/2 in)

A 19th century Scottish linen sampler by Annie Kincaid, designed with upper case alphabets and numbers above stylised birds, flowers and trees, with a black cat and a gentleman in 18th century costume, and monograms, 39 x 19.5 cm (15 1/2 x 7 3/4 in)

An early Victorian wool sampler by Susan Goody, aged 11 years, designed with a scene of birds and butterflies flanked by figures in military dress, above a verse, 'Why should we start and fear to die..', with two paddle steamers, dancing figures, squirrels, peacocks and stylised trees, named and dated within a floral garland, 'September 12th, 1846', within a meandering floral border, 41cm high (16in) x 32 cm wide (12 1/2in)

A French cream and blue watered silk woven part chair panel, three small darning samples, a Victorian sampler 'Oh Lord, My Strength and My Redeemer....', 46 x 46 cm (18 x 18 in), unframed, and a collection of early 19th and later printed and painted needlework patterns

A LATE 19TH CENTURY WOOLWORK SAMPLER, alphabet and numerals, by Mary F Riley, in Hogarth frame, 13" x 8"

A WOOLWORK SAMPLER, on linen, alphabet and numerals, by Jane Elizabeth Milner, aged 8 years, 1876 5.25" x 10" and a similar sampler (in poor condition) 9" x 8" (2)

'A New Map of Ireland', William IV needlework sampler, by Ursula Stewart of Ringhaddy dated May 1836, of oval form, worked with chenille with county boundaries within a border of silkwork flowering shamrock, mounted in an oval frame, 20 in (50.8 cm) high, 15 in (38.1 cm) wide

George III woolwork mourning sampler, by Eliza Edwards, 1794, simply worked with a verse 'The Lord Giveth and The Lord Hath Taken Away........George Edwards Died June 23rd 1794 Aged 3 Years' (faded), presented within an abonised wooden frame and inscribed in ink to the backboard, 8 in (20.32 cm) high, 11.5 in (29.21 cm) wide

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, the central text within a foliate border, worked by JANE BANNISTER, May 12, 1820, approximately 11 ins x 12.50 ins in a glazed gilt frame.

A SILK EMBROIDERED SAMPLER, in several stitches, by Hannah Carter, aged 10 years, dated 1773, depicting a house and garden, farm, church, coach and flowers, within a stylised floral border, 12" x 16"

Victorian woolwork sampler, circa 1857, by Mary Porter, incorporating an alphabet, Roman numerals, a ruined abbey, dovecote and various animals, centred with the date '1857', within a border of stylised flowerheads, glazed and mounted within a contemporary rosewood frame, 24 in (60.96 cm) square