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Witney Antiques: Samplers & Historic Embroideries

This newest booklet from Witney Antiques features 29 samplers and historic needleworks, in full color.
$15.00

 

TEACHERS & OFFICERS OF ACKWORTH SCHOOL 1779-1894
and
LIST OF ACKWORTH SCHOLARS 1779-1879

    This set of two facsimile books is a limited edition of just 250 copies, all signed and numbered. It was reprinted to coincide with the seminar held at The Ackworth Quaker School in England, held in December of 2006. These reference books are an invaluable resource for needlework historians, trying to trace the roots of samplers perhaps worked at the school during this period of time. The former book (Teacher & Officers) includes portraits of some of the school staff with some biographical information. The book is hard bound, with 108 pages. The second book (List of Ackworth Scholars) is extensive, with each pupil's residence, date entered and date left the school. This volume has 211 pages.

THE LIMITED EDITION TWO VOLUME SET $150
SUPPLIES ARE VERY LIMITED!

 

A MARYLAND SAMPLING: GIRLHOOD EMBROIDERY 1738-1860 by Gloria Seaman Allen

This superbly researched book is a composite view of the lives and needlework created by young ladies of early Maryland. Building on several generations of scholarship in the study of American samplers, Gloria Seaman Allen's in-depth look into the samplers and embroideries made in Maryland clearly shows the importance of this previously largely unexplored body of work. With over 200 color photographs and a user-friendly format, needlework enthusiasts and scholars will find this a valuable contribution to the history of women's education.

400 pages, Hard bound, $75.00

 
 

 

 

The Judith Hayle Samplers
Edwina Ehrman

A new book on the famous needlework teacher from Ipswich, England, named Juda Hayle.

The book contains information that researchers will want, including genealogies, historical perspectives, provenances, contents of wills, examinations of sampler motifs and origins. Research is thorough and comprehensive, and everything is in full color except for documents and engravings. The text includes a biography of the life of Judeth/Juda/Judeth Hayle and her daughter Rebecca Thomson in the context of Ipswich and the wider, European maritime community, as well as the background of their pupils. $45.00

We have four Judith Hayle samplers  available as kits/graphs  HANNAH CANTING, MARY CANTING, SARAH BANTOFT and MARY MOYSE

 








 

 
 
 
 

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