Antique c. 1880s Miniature Sampler with Out of Order Alphabet! vintage fine art print which looks to read Chas

which looks to read Chas Magill or similar

and it appears that Mickey paired with the yellow tractor is pretty rare

it seems perhaps a portrait of the dynamics of a relationship

While designed for storing chewing betel

Antique c. 1880s Miniature Sampler with Out of Order Alphabet! vintage fine art print which looks to read ChasOh, a sampler made completely after my own heart, with the alphabet arranged entirely according to the whim of the girl who made it! (Why shouldn't the Q follow the G and precede the P and then the B?) This makes me completely and totally happy. Someone more knowledgable than I dates it to about 1880s, and deciphered the name of the genius who made it as G. B. Chambers, spelled out on the last line, though there is a bit of thread loss on the G and B.