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Antique Embroidery Technique Sampler, English, Needlepoint Display, Circa 1915
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Antique Embroidery Technique Sampler, English, Needlepoint Display, Circa 1915

18th century
Description

This is an antique embroidery technique sampler. An English, framed needlepoint display, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1915.

Fascinating example, displaying different techniques - perhaps for an alterations shop

Displays a desirable aged patina, the embroidery in good original order within a later frame

Set behind clear, bright glass offering a great view of the sampler

Techniques on show include beadwork, stumpwork and needlework

Dated within a delightful foliate wreath to 1915

Dressed to the rear with mounting wire for ease of hanging

This is a delightful antique embroidery technique sample, with an eye-catching rendition of the embroiderer's repertoire. Delivered ready to display.

Dimensions:

Max Width: 77cm (30.25'')

Max Depth: 2cm (.75'')

Max Height: 88cm (34.75'')

Panel Width: 53cm (20.75'')

Panel Height: 64cm (25.25'')

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Our Ref: 24391

Physical Dimensions
Height
88cm (34.65")
Width
77cm (30.31")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Declaration

London Fine Antiques has dated this Antique Embroidery Technique Sampler to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1081077
Dealers Internal Reference
24391
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Description
This is an antique embroidery technique sampler. An English, framed needlepoint display, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1915.

Fascinating example, displaying different techniques - perhaps for an alterations shop

fig 1. A framed early 20th-century needlework technique sampler displaying intricate embroidered borders, motifs, and the year 1915 set within a light oak frame.
fig 1. Antique Embroidery Technique Sampler, English, Needlepoint Display, Circa 1915

Displays a desirable aged patina, the embroidery in good original order within a later frame

Set behind clear, bright glass offering a great view of the sampler

Techniques on show include beadwork, stumpwork and needlework

fig 2. A framed early 20th-century needlework technique sampler displaying intricate embroidered borders, motifs, and the year 1915 set within a light oak frame.
fig 2. Antique Embroidery Technique Sampler, English, Needlepoint Display, Circa 1915

Dated within a delightful foliate wreath to 1915

Dressed to the rear with mounting wire for ease of hanging

This is a delightful antique embroidery technique sample, with an eye-catching rendition of the embroiderer's repertoire.
London Fine Antiques

Delivered ready to display.

fig 3. A framed early 20th-century needlework technique sampler displaying intricate embroidered borders, motifs, and the year 1915 set within a light oak frame.
fig 3. Antique Embroidery Technique Sampler, English, Needlepoint Display, Circa 1915

Dimensions:

Max Width: 77cm (30.25'')

Max Depth: 2cm (.75'')

Max Height: 88cm (34.75'')

Panel Width: 53cm (20.75'')

Panel Height: 64cm (25.25'')

We offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee with all of our antiques.

fig 4. A framed early 20th-century needlework technique sampler displaying intricate embroidered borders, motifs, and the year 1915 set within a light oak frame.
fig 4. Antique Embroidery Technique Sampler, English, Needlepoint Display, Circa 1915

We ship worldwide with professional packing and attractive rates – please send us your post / zip code and country for a quote.

Free delivery to most of the U.K. – Please send us your post code for confirmation.

Deliveries taking on average ten working days to arrive at your door from receipt of payment.

Please contact us if you require any further information - we are here to help.

Our Ref: 24391

Height
88cm (34.65")
Width
77cm (30.31")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Date of Manufacture

London Fine Antiques has dated this Antique Embroidery Technique Sampler to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1081077
Dealers Internal Ref
24391
London Fine Antiques
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Sellingantiques verified Since Oct 2010

Fine antiques curated in england and sold worldwide

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Antique Embroidery Technique Sampler, English, Needlepoint Display, Circa 1915

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A framed early 20th-century needlework technique sampler displaying intricate embroidered borders, motifs, and the year 1915 set within a light oak frame.
Antique Embroidery Technique Sampler, English, Needlepoint Display, Circa 1915
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A framed early 20th-century needlework technique sampler displaying intricate embroidered borders, motifs, and the year 1915 set within a light oak frame.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

During the late Victorian and Edwardian eras, embroidery technique samplers were created as demonstration pieces in schools and academies to showcase a stitchers mastery of various technical skills. Rather than simple alphabet charts, these advanced samplers featured complex border designs, monograms, and intricate floral patterns.

Samplers were typically worked on silk, linen, or fine cotton ground fabrics using silk, wool, or cotton embroidery threads. Wood framing, such as oak or mahogany, was commonly added to protect and display these detailed needlework specimens.

Authentic 1910s needlework displays often exhibit slight inconsistencies inherent to hand-stitching, age-appropriate tonal variation in textiles, and period-specific motifs. Dated lettering, stitched monograms, and period mounting techniques help confirm the era of origin.

Framed needlework functions well as a focal point in a hallway, home office, or living room when paired with muted wall colours and natural timber accents. Positioning the piece alongside understated modern art creates a balanced contrast between historic craftsmanship and contemporary decor.

Antique textiles must be kept away from direct sunlight and damp environments to prevent fading and fiber deterioration. Glazing with UV-protective glass and mounting with acid-free backing materials ensure long-term preservation without causing chemical damage.
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