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After a design by Gavin Morton, mostly full, thick pile throughout with occasional light, localised areas of wear, both end guard stripes professionally rewoven
20ft.1in. x 14ft. (613 x 427cm.)
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Gavin Morton (1867–1954) remains an important yet sometimes overlooked figure in early 20th‑century British and Irish decorative arts, especially in the field of carpet design. While his name is not as universally familiar as some other designers of the Arts & Crafts Movement (such as William Morris or C. F. A. Voysey), his contribution to hand‑knotted carpets - particularly those produced in Ireland under the banner of Donegal carpets - is significant.

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