Antique Alphabet Sampler Print, Mary Smith 1830s Needlework Art, Cross Stitch Wall Art, Floral Nursery Decor, Vintage Classroom Art, 5x7 8x1

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A reproduction of a cheerful antique alphabet sampler, stitched by a girl named Mary S. Smith in Carlisle in the 1830s, with "School No. 8" stitched at the bottom.

Rows of blue script letters, coral capitals, and a full lowercase alphabet sit above a center wreath holding Mary's name. Around them are cabbage roses, little cornucopias, nodding bellflowers, and a vase of blooms, and the whole design is framed by a border of red tulips on green vines.

With its alphabets and bright red and green palette, it's a sweet choice for a nursery, child's room, classroom, or homeschool space. It's also a lovely gift for teachers and anyone who loves cross stitch.

DETAILS
• Printed on premium bright white matte paper with a smooth, non-glare finish
• Available in 5x7, 8x10, and 11x14
• Ships flat in a protective sleeve with a rigid backing
• Frame not included

Prints include a small white border; larger sizes may have slightly wider margins to keep the full design." That way nobody is surprised when it arrives.