A framed 19th Century Heraldic crest needlework embroidery with two central crests, each with a knights helmet with mythical creature atop with a crown to the centre, flanked by two rampant lions each holding a flag with Fortiter et Fideliter (Bravely and Faithfully) beneath, all to an off white ground, framed size 48cm x 54cm, damaged. NB - It is believed that this coat of arms for the T' Serclaes family.

A pair of 19th Century silkwork embroidered pictures, both with transfer printed and work in coloured threads,

Lot 857
Sold for £120 hammer

Estimate £60-£80

A large 19th Century woolwork, worked by Ann Cowling aged nine in 1854, the central verse with a young boy and

Lot 848
Sold for £50 hammer

Estimate £50-£80

A 19th Century silk needlework titled Breaking the Ice depicting a lady, gentleman and a child stood before a

Lot 849
Sold for £50 hammer

Estimate £50-£80