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Framed Victorian sampler by Ethel Coppen c.1897 29 cm x 108 cm (size including frame)

19TH CENTURY CHILD'S NEEDLEPOINT SAMPLER BY Catherine Jones aged 11 years old, 'her work February 11th 1853' approx 57 x 48cm, from Mrs Jones Seminary PontyPridd Welsh Wales.

A 19th century needlework sampler incorporating initials, text, flower vases, etc, 52 x 40 cm in simulated burrwood frame

A 19th Century sampler worked by Mary Thirlow 1805

A small sampler

19th century alphabet sampler, worked by Margaret McLean in 1845, in a glazed frame, 18 x 42cm

A Victorian sampler worked by Agatha Willis, Aged 9, dated 1849, framed and glazed. 53 x 61 cm overall.

AN ALPHABET SAMPLER DATED 1833 TOGETHER WITH AN OVAL NEEDLEPOINT PICTURE AND VARIOUS FURNISHING PICTURES AND PRINTS. SIZES VARY

An English Needlework Sampler by Susannah Purkis Basham, Early 19th Century, worked in coloured silks with floral and animal motifs and an uplifting verse, dated June 25th 1807, on linen ground, 12ins x 13.75ins, a late 18th Century English silkwork picture - Christ and Mary at the tomb, 13.5ins x 16.5ins, and a Berlin work picture, all framed and glazed

ELIZABETH JAMES, HER 1838 SAMPLER WITH VERSES, FIGURES AND FLOWERS WITHIN A VINE BORDER. 43 x 33cms. TOGETHER WITH A BERLIN WOOL WORK PICTURE OF MOSES DISCOVERED IN THE BULLRUSHES. 44 x 33.5cms.

A Georgian Scottish silkwork map of Scotland, the sampler depicting Scotland and the Northern and Western islands, with place names embroidered in black, reserved within an oval frame containing a wreath of fine needlework flowers, framed under glass, 64 x 55 cm

A Victorian verse sampler worked by Harriet Taylor in 1853, incorporating the alphabet, and a running border, cotton threads over a woven ground, framed under glass, 38 x 33 cm

A Georgian band sampler worked by Ruth Pattinson aged 10 years in 1814, incorporating alphabet, verse, and decorative motifs, including examples of drawn thread work and cross stitch, worked in cotton thread over a woven ground, framed 42 x 28 cm

A George III Scottish religious sampler worked by Jenny Douglas Sewed 1797, incorporating verses, running strawberry borders, and motifs, including peacocks and flowers, cotton threads over a woven ground, framed under glass, 47 x 33 cm

A Victorian framed and glazed sampler by Rachel McFarlane aged 10 1880, 41 x 28cm

A framed and glazed Regency sampler dated 1824, 33 x 26cm

Sewing interest. A sampler dated 1828 together with a wooden spindle, tape measure, silver thimble, two jewellery boxes and a tortoiseshell thimble caseW:24cm x D:18cm x H:10cm Largest box dimensions

A large 19th century sampler, with trumpeting angels flanking verse ' Be vituous while you are young, so shall your age be honour d' (sic), above two birds, a butterfly and a woman holding bunches of flowers flanked by trees and a house, above a band of ducks, worked by 'Ellen Smith, Finishd This Work June 11th 1846', 52.5cm x 52.5cmCondition report: Some colours faded, some staining to top right corner, otherwise in good order.

A William IV needlework sampler, with verse from John Newtons 'Olney Hymns ' We may like the ships by tempest be tost (sic), on perilous deeps....', within a floral border, worked by 'Eliza Towiel, Sampler, Wrought in the 12 year of her age, Richhill School, 1836', 34.5 x 29.5cm, together with a late Geo III alpha numerical sampler, worked 'Janet Wardlaw, hir (sic) sampler, aged A 11 year 1815, Chirstall Sym IW,' 42.5 x 27cm

Early gilt framed floral sampler embroidered in fine silk coloured thread (14 1/2" x 11")

Eliza Breakspear, Aged 10 years - a needlework sampler dated 1825, 46 x 36cm, another dated 1874, and a bundle of old lace, tableware, curtains, fragments etc

A 19th Century sampler, decorated with alphabet, numbers and a figure of a shepherd and shepherdess, worked by Margaret Harland 1806

An antique Continental needlework sampler, the central panel worked with double-headed eagle, crown and other motifs, flora, fauna etc within alphabet and numbers, 37 x 36 cm, framed and glazed (faded)

An early Victorian needlework sampler woven with spiritual text 'The Humble Christian', with floral border by M A Chaffin, aged 9, 1837, 37 x 32 cm framed and glazed to/w a charcoal portrait of an elderly gentleman, 28 x 24 cm inscribed on mount 'Jacob Pike, Sexton of Westport Church, Malmesbury, died about 1887 - remembered Battle of the Nile and a man in gibbets' (2)

An Edwardian needlework sampler dated 1902, commemorating the coronation of Edward VIII, beaded and stitched in polychromes threads depicting an allegorical sequence with verses, 22cm x 61.5cm

A 19th century needlework sampler typically-worked with alphabet, numbers, birds and flowers, 43 x 32cm and another worked with a central house surrounded by trees and animals and alphabets, 43 x 31cm, (2).

Sampler by Elizabeth Woods, age 12, 1840. 10.5” x 12”, frame 14” x 15.5”

Cardiacs CDs, seventeen Cardiacs and related CDs comprising All That Glitters is a Maresnest, The Seaside (original and reissue), Garage Concerts Vols I and II, Songs For Ships and Irons, Guns, Archive, Sampler, Days Is Gone, Bellyeye, Ditzy Scene, Cardiacs meet Camp Blackfoot, A Tribute to Tim Smith (Full album and Promo), Knifeworld - Clairvoyant Fortnight and Pilot Her.

Antique wooden handled and brass mounted metal cheese wheel sampler in leather case, no. 3 to leather case and indistinctly marked to the metal and a pair EPNS table candlesticks (3)

Early 19th century needlework sampler by Jane Jaques 1819, decorated with numbers and alphabets with stylised flowers and plants beneath, 42cm x 33cm 

A mid-19th century needlework sampler, inscribed “Mary Schofield, Her Work, 1845”, with flowers, animals, & central panel of verse within a floral border, 14½” x 17”, in glazed frame (21¾” x 24” over-all).

EARLY FRAMED SAMPLER 1772 - 42CM x 34CM

Three Frank Zappa LPs comprising 'Sheik Yerbouti', 'Tinseltown Rebellion' and 'You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore - Sampler'.

An antique sampler, badly faded and worn contained in a rosewood and satinwood cross banded frame

A 19th Century sampler, worked by Mary Thirlow, 1805

A George IV black silkwork alphabet sampler with numerals, worked by H. Drewett, 1825, 1.5" x 25".

An early 19th century memorial sampler for Princess Charlotte of Wales (1796-1817), in coloured threads with a verse "The Princess Charlotte / A soul more spotless never claim'd....." amidst bird, branches, dogs, stags and a crown, worked by Elizabeth.... aged 7....and dated 182? (faded) now mounted in an oak firescreen, behind glass. 42cm by 33cm. Note: Princess Charlotte was the only child of the Prince Regent (later George IV) and Caroline of Brunswick.

1866 CONWY VALLEY WELSH WOOL SAMPLER with alphabetical and religious content, by thirteen year old Hannah Roberts of 'Gwern Rhisgl', Llanrwst, Conwy Valley, 71 x 65cms (including frame)Provenance: private collection Hampshire, purchased by vendor in Llanrwst, north Wales in 1970sAuctioneer's Note: Gwern-y-Rhisgl appears as a group of houses in the circa 1900 OS Map of the Llanrwst area but not in modern map. In the 1881 census the Roberts family were recorded as living at 1 Gwern Rhisgl - with father Lewis Roberts, a general labourer and wife Elizabeth Roberts, both 49 years old, together with sons Rowland, Williams and James Roberts who was a 62 year old widower. The 1861 census records Hannah Roberts as being daughter of James and Margaret Roberts, when the house was listed as Gwern Rhisk. It is believed therefore that the dwelling was split into smaller houses between 1866 and 1881.Condition Report: discolouration especially to left of sampler, old frame

19TH CENTURY NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER BY JANE JONES, AGED 12, DATED 1843, CARNARVON, 32 x 30cms Provenance: private collection, consigned via our Cardiff office Presentation & Condition: some damage, small hole near centre, and loose in frame

A GEORGE III NEEDLEWORK 'MAP' SAMPLER AND TWO OTHERS. A map sampler of England and Wales showing the counties with floral enclosed title 'A Map of England and Wales, Eliza Gattie, 1803', 64.5 x 50 cm, and two similar samplers, one by Sabina Louisa Lawn, 1842, 32 x 32cm and 38.5 x 27cm. Each framed and glazed. (3)

A framed and glazed sampler "Henrietta Little, Aged 13 years, 26/8/1790".

A modern hand made sampler.

A 19th century sampler.

19th Century woolwork sampler, with note to verso quoting 'Worked by Jane Ford, born 1850, died 1926', 31cm x 29.5cm, framed and glazed.

Quantity of Royal Doulton Series Ware etc to include 'Sampler' vase, 'Issac Walton Ware' jug etc

* Sampler. A needlework sampler by Emma Hope, 1838, finely worked in cross-stitch in coloured silks (mostly green, yellow, pink, and brown) on a linen ground, with a 4-line verse above a large vignette of birds on the pinnacles of a tower flanked by dogs, ladies, and flowers, with the maker's name below 'Emma Hope Her Work Aged 13 1838', above a depiction of Caleb and Joshua carrying a cluster of grapes on a pole, flanked by large trees, with additional small symbols and pictures to top half, including flower urns, birds, deer, and a squirrel, the whole within a scrolling floral and foliate border, lightly faded, 3 x 2cm hole to lower border, and some other smaller holes, mostly to lower edge, just touching stitching in places, 43 x 30.5cm, contemporary maple wood frame (gilt slip missing to upper edge), glazed, 55 x 43.5cmQty: (1)

Vinyl - 13 Elvis Costello LPs to include and instore album white label sampler. LPs include Girls Girls Girls Blood and Chocolate, Goodbye Cruel World, Punch the Clock, Imperial Bedroom, Get Happy etc, sleeves and vinyl vg+

Vinyl - Psych / Punk Garage / Freakbeat - Eight long Deleted 80?s / 90?s rare UK compilations including Psychedelic Salvage Company, + Inserts. Punk Ballads Sampler From The Sixties (Eva Records). Rubble 15 (Bam Caruso Records). Psychedelic Unknowns (Calico Records). Psychedelic Unknowns vol. 5 (Scrap Records, still sealed). Garagelands Volume 1 (Strange Things Records). Garagelands Volume 2 (Strange Things Records). Rubble 14 (Bam Caruso Records) vg+

Collection of various pictures and prints to include, a print of St Marys sailing ship, Woodbines Cigarettes print, watercolour study of a county house, a modern sampler etc. (qty)

SOUL/REGGAE - WHITE LABEL TEST PRESSING/PROMO LPs/12". Fantastic offering of 14 x white label/test pressing/promo LPs/12". Artists/titles include Four Tops - Still Waters Run Deep (UK Tamla Motown STMLS 5063, 2 x single-sided test pressings - clean Ex condition records/Ex housed with original picture cover), Ijahman Levi - Haile I Hymn (ILPS 9521 - Ex), Various - Island Sampler (RSS 36), The Emotions - Sunshine (STX 3003), Magic Disco Machine - Motown Magic Disco Machine Vol. 2 (STML 12028), Teena Marie, Hugh Masekela, Barbara Thompson's Paraphernalia (MCF 2852), Max Splodge, Pete Stanley And Roger Knowles, Harvey Mason, The Thrillers/The Gangsters and Donna Summer. Condition is often clean VG+ to Ex+.

A Victorian needlework sampler, dated 1859

Large 19th Century Welsh and English language sampler 'Rest in the Lord and wait patiently for him', 80 x 62cm approx. Framed and glazed. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

19th Century Welsh sampler 'Hear my Prayer oh Lord', by Sarah Davies, her work aged 15. Deep rosewood frame with gilt slip. 45 x 33cm approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Good condition overall, some slight discolouring and minor fading.

Early 19th Century English language sampler by Elizabeth Phillipp, her work 1829 aged 7 years. 50 x 32cm approx. Framed and glazed. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

19th Century Welsh English language sampler 'This is a faithful saying and worthy of all expectation that Christ Jesus came into the World to save sinners of whom I am chief' by Miriam Thomas aged 15 years 1868 Navigation, Lanvabon. Mahogany frame with gilt slip. 66 x 48cm approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A needlework sampler, with religious verse, birds and foliage, by Ellen Large, dated 1836, within birds eye maple frame, 43.5 x 31.5cmCondition report: Losses to frame. Pulls, surface marks and wear throughout.

Late 19th Century needlework alphabet and moto sampler, by Emily Thomas in 1896, 15.5ins x 11.5ins, together with an oak framed needlework floral picture

George IV needlework sampler, "Elizabeth Woodward worked this in the 13 year of her age in the year of our Lord 1829" followed by numerals, above a Biblical verse, enclosed by borders of fruiting trees, birds, animals, and small houses, tulip head border, framed 59.5cm x 47cm.

An 1833 sampler.

A 19th century needlework sampler by Emma Marie Trorey aged 11 years 1849, 43cm x 33cm, framed and glazed overall 56cm x 45cm together with another needlework sampler by the same hand and dated 1839, with the same proportions and framingCondition report: Both in moderate condition considering age, with some discolouration and minor stains, the one dated 1839 with some very small holes, otherwise no major damages