Antique English Sampler by Mary Gasgarth, 1852 | Wool on Linen, Westmorland redwork We can leave all the

We can leave all the quirkiness in honor of sweet Catharine who made it unique

The original lives at the Cooper Hewitt Museum

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beautifully executed rooster dominates the top center

It is a personal choice if you want the front or back color

Antique English Sampler by Mary Gasgarth, 1852 | Wool on Linen, Westmorland redwork We can leave all theA Charming Victorian Sampler from the Heart of Westmorland Stitched in 1852 by Mary Gasgarth of Sleagill, Westmorland, this small and utterly charming antique sampler carries the warmth and character of rural Victorian England. At just 12" 12", it is the perfect size to display easy to find a spot on the wall, and impossible to overlook once you do. The Maker: Mary Gasgarth (b. 1839) Mary was born in September 1839 in Sleagill, a quiet farming village