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	AMERICA Silk Embroidery by Hannah P. Cogswell Atkinson, New Hampshire c.1811	Harriot Morley Coat of Arms Hartford, Connecticut 1808	The Music Teacher Silk embroidery American c, 1820
	Coat of Arms Misses Patten's School Hartford, CT c.1810	Sold Catherine Langdon Wright "These are my jewels" Suzanne Rowson's School Boston, MA 1808	"MARIA" Silk Embroidered picture New England c.1810
	Moses in the bulrushes Misses Pattens’ School Hartford, CT c.1810	FITCH - HALL Coat of Arms Boston, MA c.1770	Lady Elizabeth Gray American(?) c.1830 Silk embroidery
	Paul and Virginia Silk embroidery Hannah Spofford's School Charlestown, MA c.1810	Harriet Clark Silk embroidered picnic scene New York c.1815	CynthiaWilliams Silk Embroidery Providence, Rhode Island 1803
	"ANNA" by Terecy Yeamons, Lydia Royce school Hartford, CT, 1811 Silk embroidery	Hector and Andromache c.1820 silk embroidery	Scene from the Tempest New England c.1810 Silk embroidery
	Deming Coat of Arms Hartford, CT Silk embroidery	Hector and Andromache Silk Embroidered Picture American c.1820	Shakespeare's Coriolanus Silk embroidery New York, NY c.1825
	(The below sold items are a pleasure to browse through even though they're no longer available.)
	Sold Margaret Jane Wood Silk embroidered picture Saint Joseph's Academy, Emmitsburg, MD 1831	Sold Hope stitched by Marie Melcher in 1810 while attending the George Dame school in Portsmouth, New Hamphire.	Sold Maria Koogle Silk embroidered picture Lebanon, Ohio c.1817
	Sold "MARIA” Philadelphia, PA c.1820 Silk embroidery	Sold Telemachus on the Isle of Calypso Silk embroidery by Mary Ann Murray Saunders and Beach Academy Dorchester, Massachusetts c.1820	Sold Jeptha's Rash Vow Silk embroidery Hartford, CT c.1820
	Sold Ellenor Colhoun Silk embroidered picture Chambersberg, PA dated 1800	Sold Catherine Frederickson Folwell School Embroidery Philadelphia, PA c.1810	Sold The story of Achilles Silk embroidery by Martha Hale Susannah Rowson AcademyBoston, MA 1816
	Sold ANN MARIE TREADWELL George Washington at MT. Vernon Middlebury, Vermont 1814 Schoolgirl Art	Sold "MARIA" Silk Embroidery By C. Guild New England dated 1807	Sold Sarah S. Paine, Charlestown, MA Silk embroidery dated 1826
	Sold "Adoration of the Christ Child" Folwell school, Philadelphia, PA c.1820 Silk embroidery	Sold Mount Vernon c.1825 by C. A. Bruce New York, NY Silk Embroidery	Sold Julia Ann Niver Silk Embroidered Picture Crawford, New York c.1833
	Sold ABIGAIL F. CUNNINGHAM Charlestown, MA dated 1808 Silk embroidery	Sold Angel Gabriel by R. Rayner American c.1820	Sold "Plenty", Old Saybrook, Connecticut, c. 1810 Silk embroidery
	Sold “MARIA” England c.1820 Silk embroidery	Sold LUCY S. WYMAN Charlestown, MA, 1809 Silk embroidery	Sold Eunice Noyes Silk Embroidered Picture Lydia Royse's school Hartford, CT dated 1807
	Sold THESE ARE MY JEWELS Boston, MA c.1810 Silk embroidery	Sold Mary Wyatt Carpenter, Philadelphia, PA, 1799 Silk embroidery	Sold Rosamone Wood, schoolgirl map Hartford, Vermont dated 1826
	Sold LIBERTY Attributed to Sarah Wheeler Abby Wright School Hadley, Massachusetts c.1810 Silk embroidery	Sold The Judgment of Paris Silk embroidery Massachusetts c.1820	Sold LIBERTY-War of 1812 New England Waterclor
	Sold Cornelia, Mother of the Gracchi "These Are My Jewels" Boston, MA circa 1810 Silk embroidery	Sold Silk embroidered coat-of-arms by Susan Trowbridge, Hartford, CT	Sold SHEPHERDESS England c.1815 Silk embroidery
	Sold Maria (Mary) Blakiston Philadelphia, PA dated 1793	Sold Narcissa Frances Mary Eldredge Norwich, CT c.1810 Silk embroidery	Sold Family of dressed figures probably preparing for a christening. c.1880
	Sold "HOPE" Anonymous Silk Embroidery Probably Folwell School Philadelphia, PA c.1810	Sold Columbus Landing In America Needlework Picture by Sarah K. Thorne Boston, Massachusetts c.1800	Sold Susanah Gray Needlework Picture Philadelphia, PA Dated 1734
	Sold Mt. Vernon Mary Welles c.1800 Hartford, CT or Deerfield, MA also see her embroidered memorial (link)	Sold Olcott Family Needlework Coat of Arms Hartford, CT c.1807	Sold LUCRETIA HYDE BUELL Map of the World Lebanon, CT 1814 Schoolgirl hand drawn map
	Sold The Queen of Sheba visiting King Solomon Philadelphia, c.1820 Silk embroidery	Sold S. Barwick Needlework Map of the World 1783	Sold Jeptha's Rash Vow Hartford, CT c.1810 Silk Embroidery
	Sold Shepherd and Shepherdess Folk Art courting scene New England, early 19th century	Sold "MARIA" Anonymous Embroidery Probably Folwell School Philadelphia, PA c.1810	Sold Silk embroidery Shakespeare's Cymbeline Saunders and Beach Academy Dorchester, Massachusetts c.1807
	Sold Watercolor and Needlework Picture Courting Scene Probably Connecticut c.1810	Sold Initialed S.O. P. Silk embroidered picture Portland, ME c.1817	Sold Hannah Morrill Silk embroidered picture dated 1805
	Sold Galatea and Elico Philadelphia, PA c.1810 Silk embroidery	Sold Shakespeare Coriolanus Act V, scene III American c.1820 Silk embroidery by Frances Clifton	Sold Hester Leavenworth Silk embroidered picture Hinesburg, Vermont c.1810
	Sold Lydia Dean Silk embroidery of September Boston, MA area 1806	Sold Silk Embroidered Picture Philadelphia PA c.1770	Sold Maria Williston Abby Wright School South Hadley, MA dated 1806
		Sold Jane Helena Manley Folk Art Picture New Brunswick, NJ, dated 1843
	Sold Mount Vernon Needlework Picture Possibly Deerfield, MA c. 1810	Sold "Lake Scene" c1820 Silk embroidery	Sold Adaline Bradford Charlestown Academy Massachusetts, 1813
	Silk Embroidered Pictures: We use this term to refer to early needlework that was embroidered with silk or chenille thread on a silk (not linen, canvas, or cotton) background. Often the silk background not covered with embroidery is painted with watercolors. These were popular c1780 to c1840 and were extremely expensive and difficult to execute. They often depicted classic biblical stories, mythological stories, popular stories of the times, or memorial themes. The faces were often painted by well-known artists of the period, some are known today although many are yet to be identified. In general, privileged young girls attending the finest schools were responsible for these exquisite silk embroidered pictures. We consider this type of needlework to be the highest quality needlework art of the period.
	STEPHEN & CAROL HUBER (860) 388-6809