Sampler Collection

Sampler, c. 1938. Creator: Sarah F. Williams
Sampler, c. 1938

Embroidery Sampler, c. 1937. Creator: Paul Smith
Embroidery Sampler, c. 1937

Sampler, c. 1938. Creator: Alfred Walbeck
Sampler, c. 1938

Sampler, c. 1937. Creator: Alfred Walbeck
Sampler, c. 1937

Embroidery Sampler, c. 1937. Creator: Elzy. J. Bird
Embroidery Sampler, c. 1937

Sampler, 1935/1942. Creator: Elizabeth Valentine
Sampler, 1935/1942

Sampler, c. 1941. Creator: Max Unger
Sampler, c. 1941

Sampler, c. 1942. Creator: Adolph Opstad
Sampler, c. 1942

Sampler, Massachusetts, 1775/1800. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Massachusetts, 1775/1800

Sampler, United States, 1820s. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, United States, 1820s

Sampler, Pennsylvania, 1795. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Pennsylvania, 1795

Sampler, Netherlands, 1843. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Netherlands, 1843

Sampler, Switzerland, 1812. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Switzerland, 1812

Sampler, Germany, 18th century. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Germany, 18th century

Sampler, Germany, 1795. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Germany, 1795

Sampler, México, 1825/75. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Mexico, 1825/75

Sampler (copy), Germany, 19th century (copy). Creator: Unknown
Sampler (copy), Germany, 19th century (copy)

Sampler, Canada, 1838. Creator: Elizabeth Clarke
Sampler, Canada, 1838

Sampler, Spain, 19th century. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Spain, 19th century

Sampler, Denmark, 1814. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Denmark, 1814

Sampler, Spain, 19th century. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Spain, 19th century

Sampler, México, 1849. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Mexico, 1849

Sampler, Denmark, 1801. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Denmark, 1801

Sampler, Spain, 19th century. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Spain, 19th century

Sampler, México, 1870. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Mexico, 1870

Sampler, Spain, 1878. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Spain, 1878

Sampler, México, 1825/75. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Mexico, 1825/75

Sampler, México, 1825/75. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Mexico, 1825/75

Sampler, México, 1825/75. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Mexico, 1825/75

Sampler, México, 1857. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Mexico, 1857

Sampler, Netherlands, 1860. Creator: Sophia Margaretha Reuning
Sampler, Netherlands, 1860

Mourning Sampler, Rhode Island, c. 1810. Creator: Mary Winsor
Mourning Sampler, Rhode Island, c. 1810

Sampler, Germany, 17th century. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Germany, 17th century

Sampler, Ireland, 1852. Creator: Elisha Ryan
Sampler, Ireland, 1852

Sampler, United States, 1824. Creator: Elizabeth Moss
Sampler, United States, 1824

Sampler, Germany, 1713. Creator: Margrett Bem
Sampler, Germany, 1713

Mourning Sampler, Massachusetts, c. 1815. Creator: Unknown
Mourning Sampler, Massachusetts, c. 1815

Sampler, Netherlands, 1808. Creator: Unknown
Sampler, Netherlands, 1808

Sampler, c. 1937. Creator: Joseph L. Boyd
Sampler, c. 1937

Pennsylvania German Show Towel. Creator: Charlotte Angus
Pennsylvania German Show Towel

Sampler, 1935/1942. Creator: Elmer G Anderson
Sampler, 1935/1942

Sampler, c. 1937. Creator: Charlotte Angus
Sampler, c. 1937

Samples of Stitching, c. 1937. Creator: Edith Towner
Samples of Stitching, c. 1937

Sampler, c. 1937. Creator: Edith Towner
Sampler, c. 1937

Sampler, c. 1937. Creator: Ruth M. Barnes
Sampler, c. 1937

Sampler (Stitching), c. 1937. Creator: Ruth M. Barnes
Sampler (Stitching), c. 1937

Sampler, c. 1937. Creator: Arelia Arbo
Sampler, c. 1937

Sampler, c. 1937. Creator: Arelia Arbo
Sampler, c. 1937

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In the bustling city of London in 1882, a home was established specifically for working girls. This haven provided solace and support to those hardworking women who were striving to make a living in a rapidly changing world. Fast forward to the early 20th century, where an advertisement caught the attention of many radio enthusiasts. The Atwater Kent Model 30 Radio promised hours of entertainment and connectivity, bringing families together through the magic of sound waves. Meanwhile, Eva Wilson's artistic talent shone through her round sampler created around 1936. With delicate stitches and intricate designs, this piece showcased her skillful craftsmanship and creativity. Eva Wilson continued to leave her mark on history with another stunning sampler from 1938. Her needlework expertise was evident as she weaved threads into beautiful patterns that would stand the test of time. Not limited to samplers alone, Eva Wilson also dabbled in embroidery patterns for work baskets adorned with frills and tassels. These exquisite designs added charm and elegance to everyday items. Embroidery albums became popular during this era as well, serving as models for aspiring artists seeking inspiration for their own creations. These albums held countless possibilities within their pages, waiting to be transformed into masterpieces by skilled hands. Vignettes featuring animals like goats, peacocks, and stags became popular choices for embroidered handkerchiefs during this period. These miniature works of art allowed individuals to carry beauty wherever they went while showcasing their love for nature's creatures. The marriage between fabric and straw resulted in an octagonal work basket model that epitomized both functionality and style. This unique creation offered a practical solution while adding a touch of sophistication to any sewing room or workspace. Centuries earlier in France during the 18th/19th centuries, an unknown creator crafted a remarkable sampler that has stood the test of time.