Sampler worked in coloured silks, depicting Oxfoord (Oxenfoord?) Castle with hunting and other scenes, signed by Marian Raith, aged 13 years, 1799

Sampler in multicoloured silks on linen, made into a bag with a drawstring top, by Isabel Hutton, c. 1730 - 1733

Sampler, with family initials, by Isobel Lumisden, dated 1729

Sampler stitched with alphabets, family initials and Adam and Eve, on cream wool canvas with coloured silks, in a 19th century rosewood frame: Scottish, Edinburgh, by Alison Ruddiman, 1740

Sampler with verse and initials, on wool canvas in coloured silks, in a rosewood frame: Scottish, Edinburgh, by Anne Steuart, 1758

Sampler with stitched flowers, verse and other motifs, on cream wool canvas, worked in silk threads, in 19th century rosewood frame: Scottish, Edinburgh, Alison Steuart, 1760

Sampler with embroidered flowers, verse and other motifs, on cream wool canvas, worked in coloured siks, in 19th century rosewood frame: Scottish, Edinburgh, Isobell (Bell) Steuart, 1762

Sampler of coarse linen canvas embroidered with coloured wools, backed with paper: Scottish, by Stewart Kerr, late 18th century

Framed and glazed sampler of wool canvas embroidered in green and pink silk with alphabets, numerals and floral border: British, by Bethia Campbell, 1737

Framed and glazed sampler of wool canvas embroidered in coloured silks with two large urns of roses, a verse, insects, man and basket of fruit: Scottish, Edinburgh, by Magdalene Aitken, 1757

Unfinished sampler embroidered with coloured silk threads, silver and gilt metal threads used in different stitches to depict geometric and floral patterns: English, c. 1625 - 1675

Sampler of white linen embroidered with bands of various motifs including a crowned rose and 'ER', in various coloured silks, in a modern gilt frame: English, by Martha Prescott, 1650. Close companion to K.2018.82.

Linen sampler worked in coloured silks of the alphabet, numerals, the Lord's prayer, flowers and birds, signed Katie Walker: English, 1756

Linen embroidered sampler showing a band with stems and flowers, a band with different verses, an inscription 'Betty Pleanderleath Jany. 28 1745', and other bands depicting figures and flowers: Scottish, 1745

Linen canvas sampler embroidered with coloured silks with horizontal bands of conventional ornament, floral motifs, crowns, the alphabet, numerals and the name Margert Campbell: Scottish, 1750

Linen sampler embroidered with coloured silk threads showing the alphabet, the Lord's Prayer, the Ten Commandments and signed: Scottish, by Dorothy Greame, 1734