Hi,
I'm not confused for once
,It's the same one .
looking at all of the sites and at all of the sellers contact details including phone numbers (most of the sites are just umbrella sites - I looked at the individual's contact details of the item on each of these ;
Ewbank's is a physical auction house (All the unframed ones that is listed on umbrella sites) , whilst
Madelena ( all framed photos of the same sampler)which also is the same seller as on ebay - has the same username as the online shop Madelena ) is an antique and collectors online shop.
There are only two sellers that I can see on all of the sites I found including the umbrella sites - Ewbanks ( unframed - auction rooms) and Madelena (framed photos - online antiques and collector shop)
The owner of Madelena I guess has bought it from the auctioneer rooms at Ewbanks at what ever
cost , framed it and put it onto their online shop and also listed it on Ebay and umbrella sites. (my dad a few moons ago used to own a bricks and mortar antique shop for a time)
Kind Regards:)
PS Liveauctions is just a host site - The seller on liveauctions is the auctioneers at Ewbanks if you look at the auctioneer of the item .
PPS in regard to where did the seller get it from for trying to tracing Barbara Newman , try Burnt Common Auction Rooms
London Road, Send,
Woking
, Surrey, GU23 7LN
They have a contact number on their site and email.
http://www.ewbankauctions.co.uk/Perhaps they still have records of who put it in the auction rooms( they should have) whether they will give you that info is another matter, or whether it is any use is another matter too. Maybe look around Surrey and surrounds for a Barbara Newman in the 1700's, but it may have ended up in Surrey over time with just people's movements and Barbara could be from the other end of the country.
I don't really fancy your luck finding her for sure with just a name and a date ( don't forget Newman can be spelled many ways too - one of hubby's lot was a Nieman, who also went by Newman and Neimann to name just a few he used- he's a pain
Kind Regards
