Antique Needlework

The cushions are made from late-19th century crimson velvet. This has been applied with 19th century needlework panels. The needlework has a cream...

French, circa 1760, in gros point and petit point

A George III needlework panel depicting a leaping deer with another and a rabbit in a floral field and ebonised frame.

A stickware teapot pincushion.

A circular stickware pincushion re-covered in green velvet.

A nice needlework sampler showing the alphabet in capitals followed by small letters and numerals with decorative work in between the rows. Replace...

A good mid 18th Century crewelwork panel.

A tape measure with geometric mosaic. Replacement tape.

A circular stickware pincushion with an applied label to the base. "A Trifle from Tunbridge Wells"

A fine Georgian silkwork picture of flowers retaining good colour throughout and within the original carved and giltwood frame. English circa 1780.

A stickware barrel thimble holder. Illustrated with thimble, which is not included.

A thread waxer with mosaic ends

A stickware pincushion with origial blue velvet and Victorian needlework

A whitewood painted thimble holder.

A needlebook with the mosaic of a bird on a vase of flowers and a waterlily on the reverse

A stickware barrel shaped thimble holder. Illustrated with thimble, which is not included.

A thread waxer with mosaic ends.

A rosewood needlework box with geometric mosaic decoration on stickware feet. The interior with six mosaic spools, tape measure, rosewood winders a...

A good sampler by Elizabeth Galloway. Dated 1819

Tent Stitch, Raised Work, Purl and Chenille With Some Painting Silk and Leather Details

Coloured Wools on Linen

A silk skein holder with geometric mosaic to all surfaces. Contains two skein holders. Currently on display at The Edenbridge Galleries

An early 19th century burr yew woo Needlework Box with domed lid and shaped sides. The interior lined with the original blue paper.

A Kashmir felt stich embroidery panel, with a floral and bird decoration

The Virgin is shown holding the Child and standing on an anthropomorphised crescent moon, an allusion to her chastity. The iconography also has lin...

An early 19th century English sampler, worked by Charlotte Pugh, with some unusual features, including the name of Charlotte's school (Wolvey, Warw...

Esther and Ahasuerus

The early eighteenth century saw a development in the design of English crewelwork, with the downplay of the heavy baroque leaves of the previous c...

A small needlebook with stylised floral mosaic and with original brown silk spine & ties. Currently on display at The Edenbridge Galleries

Tent stitch embroidery finely worked in metallic threads, silk and chenille.

A rare 17th century tent stitch scene depicting Christ and the Woman of Samaria. New testament scenes are uncommon in the late 17th century.

The design of these needlework panels, which were perhaps intended as bed hangings, echoes the motifs used on crewelwork. Entirely in coloured silk...

The design of this fragment, embroidered in silk thread in chain stitch, cut out, padded and re-applied at a later date, may be compared to a secti...

The silk embroidery in various stitches that decorates this joined panel of satin would almost certainly have been professional work, and intended ...

A beautiful and decorative early 18th century needlework valance, now mounted on a stretcher (for hanging), of the most vivid colours, worked in ta...

Official costume in imperial China was highly regulated, and the decorative motifs of court costumes were specific to rank. Full length, semi forma...

A mid 19th century needlework bell pull, decorated with flowers and foliage on a cream ground, the handle of elaborately carved ivory.

A needles box with a butterfly mosaic to the sloping lid. Currently on display at The Edenbridge Galleries

An early 18th century French needlework panel worked with wool and silk in gros-point and petit point depicting an arcadian scene with Diana and at...

An ebony pincushion box with floral mosaic to the frieze and with stickware feet. Labelled Thomas Barton. Currently on display at The Edenbridge...

A very fine waisted needlework box by Thomas Barton. Veneered in ash, it is inlaid with a central floral panel and with a wide foliage border to th...