Carpeting made by the Crawick Mill Carpet Company

Looms produced strips of carpeting 27 inches wide which were sewn together into carpets. This example is a superior type known as Imperial carpeting, woven with a triple thickness to give greater durability.
Object no :
SQTX034a, SQTX034b
Collection :
Carpet and Linoleum Manufacture
Creator :
Crawick Mill Carpet Company
Place of Production :
Sanquhar
Dimensions :
length 3370mm, width 885mm
Materials :
wool
Location :
NA
Related site :
Mark Farm, Castle Kennedy
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