Hubers@AntiqueSamplers.com - 860-388-6809 Antique needlework canvaswork pictures Click Image for more information and price
	Needlework picture Birds and Animals Early to Mid-18 century	Sold Lee Family Canvaswork Picture mid-18th century	Courting Couple Needlework picture English c.1780
	Vase of Flowers Canvaswork Needlework Picture Mid 18th century	Sold "Bringing In The May" Needlework Picture Boston, MA c.1760
	(The below sold items are a pleasure to browse through even though they're no longer available.)
	Sold Parrot in Tree Canvaswork Picture Boston, MA c.1750	Sold Chandler Family Needlework Picture with yellow house dated 1758	Sold Canvaswork Picture Vase of flowers American or English c.1750
	Sold Folksy Canvaswork Picture Southern Birds c.1830	Sold Canvaswork Picture Bluebird and Woodpecker Massachusetts c.1750	Sold Tent stitch needlework picture Boston c.1760
	Sold Sarah E. Thurston Charleston, SC c.1843	Sold Barbara Adams Courting Scene Canvaswork Picture English or American dated 1749	Sold Canvaswork Picture Courting Scene Boston, MA c. 1770
	Sold Reclining lady England c.1750 tent stitch needlework	Sold (It's all about love) Tree of Life Courting Scene English canvaswork c.1700	Sold Floral canvaswork picture circa 1775  Antique needlepoint tentstitch
	Sold Canvaswork Picture Vase of flowers American or English c.1780	Sold Margaret Hammond Boston, MA dated 1775 Antique needlework tentstitch pole screen	Sold Seated Lady Probably English c.1750
	Sold Shepherd and Shepherdess Courting Scene c.1770 Probably Boston, MA	Sold Antique needlework Probably Boston, MA c.1740 Coat of Arms	Sold Fishing Lady Boston, Massachusetts c.1760 Descended in the Murdock family.
	Sold Rebecca and Eliezer Needlework picture Mid-18th century	Sold Needlework picture Rebecca and Eliezer Early 18th c.
	Canvaswork pictures: This category refers to a well known group of needlework pictures or needlepoint pictures, executed in "tent" stitch, predominately made in the mid 18th century in Philadelphia, Connecticut, Rhode Island, the Boston area, and in England. They often depict a shepherd and shepherdess or a hunt scene with a pastoral background. They vary in size from about 4" x 6" to massive and impressive works of art referred to as "over mantles" that can be 2 feet high and 5 feet wide. This type of needlework folk art is some of the most highly prized and aggressively collected antique needlework on the market today. STEPHEN & CAROL HUBER (860) 388-6809