Discover a remarkable piece of history with this William IV sampler created by Harriot Dixon at the age of 10. Dated November 8th, 1834, this finely worked sampler features a religious verse that reads: 'Jesus permit thy gracious name to stand, Of the first effort of a youthful hand, And while her fingers o'er this canvess move, Protect her gracious name to seek thy love.'
Adorned with meticulously crafted flowers, vases, and two chairs under floral arches, this sampler showcases the skill and dedication of a young needleworker from the early 19th century. Measuring 51cm x 42cm, this piece is a testament to both the religious sentiment and artistic ability of its creator.
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