Carpet Sample
1979 (made)
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Three-frame Brussels carpeting. Stair or corridor carpet, with a brownish-pink ground clustered with pale pink and dull yellow spots; with a border of coupled spots in pale green and single spots in red and mid-green, on a dark olive green ground. The border is edged by green and red stripes. This design comes from a piece of flat-weave 'birdseye' carpeting, possibly second half 18th century. There is the firm's label on the back.
Object details
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Materials and techniques | Wool |
Brief description | Carpet sample, wool, manufactured by Hugh MacKay Carpets, Durham, 1979 |
Physical description | Three-frame Brussels carpeting. Stair or corridor carpet, with a brownish-pink ground clustered with pale pink and dull yellow spots; with a border of coupled spots in pale green and single spots in red and mid-green, on a dark olive green ground. The border is edged by green and red stripes. This design comes from a piece of flat-weave 'birdseye' carpeting, possibly second half 18th century. There is the firm's label on the back. |
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Credit line | Given by Hugh MacKay Carpets |
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Accession number | T.47-1979 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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