Late 19th Century Arts & Crafts Carpet

This traditional handwoven Irish Arts & Crafts rug has a light camel-brown field with an overall design of golden-yellow meandering and scrolling dense leafy vine terminating at each end with a row of six rosettes, in the center with a larger burnt-orange similar rosette flanked at each side and end by smaller lilac flowerheads within a stylized open lozenge medallion, with further similar smaller open lozenges at each end containing lilac and burnt-orange centerpieces...

A Scandinavian Arts & Crafts Tapestry from the late 19th century, envisioning nine birds in a floral reserve at top, somewhat reminiscent of a mille fleurs setting, with a large cart...

Late 19th century needlepoint carpet.

Antique Donegal Carpets, woven in the town of Killybegs, County Donegal, from the 1890s onwards, represent some of the most unique and highly sought-after European weavings - originally, a Western interpretation of earlier Turkish Oushak carpets, incorporating a wide array of design elements borrowed from both the Arts and Crafts movement and traditional Celtic art. These pieces are also known for their remarkably high quality, thanks to the centuries-old tradition of wool-working belonging to the people of Donegal - early examples can be found in places as prestigious as Dublin Castle, the University of Notre Dame, and the US Whitehouse. This piece, dating to the early 20th Century, features a wonderfully fresh colour palette, and an elegant composition inspired by Arts and Crafts textiles...

Early 20th Century Irish Donegal Arts & Crafts Carpet 17' x 19'9" - 520 x 605 cm

Early 20th Century Donegal Arts & Crafts Carpet 16'9" x 21' - 510 x 640 cm