The Collection of Simon Crosby: Selected Rugs and Fragments

A fragment from a small Turkmen Ersari carpet, 19th century, part silk, approximately 228 x 161cm Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Simon ...

A fragment from an Uzbek carpet, 19th century, approximately 138 x 80cm Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Simon Crosby. C.F. plate 29 Bogo...

An Ersari Beshir prayer rug, 19th century, approximately 190 x 97cm C.F. plate 21 Hoffmeister, Turkoman Carpets in Franconia, The Crosby Press, 19...

Ten various carpets, including; one Chinese rug, three Turkish Yastiks, one Kohtan panier bag, and nine other rugs and embroideries (14)

Two Turkmen tent bands fragments, one warpface/supplementary weft, approximately 400 x 30cm, the other part pile knotted, 19th century, approximat...

Two antique Persian carpet fragments, one Tabriz, 19th century, approximately 125 x 30cm, the other Char Mahal, approximately 75 x 58cm

Two Turkish yastiks, 19th century, one approximately 98 x 53, the other approximately 105 x 56cm

Five antique Turkish Konya rug fragments, 18th/19th century, various sizes the largest approximately 190 x 103cm

A Turkmen Ersari ensi rug, 18th/19th century, approximately 125 x 120cm

Two Ersari/Beshir large rugs, 19th century, one approximately 220 x 165cm, the other approximately 198 x 126cm

A Turkmen Arabachi carpet fragment, 18th/19th century, comprising approximately 1/4 of the original carpet, approximately 128 x 106cm

A Turkmen Arabachi chuval fragment, 19th century, part silk, approximately 92 x 79cm

A Turkmen Arabachi torba fragment, 19th century, approximately 115 x 43cm (reduced)

A Turkmen Ersari ensi rug, 19th century, approximately 165 x 141cm

A Turkmen salor carpet fragment, 18th/19th century, mounted onto a stretcher, 40 x 33cm overall

A Turkmen salor carpet fragment, 18th century, less than 1/4 the size of the original carpet, traces of silk, approximately 112 x 94cm

Two Turkmen Tekke ensi rugs, 19th century, one approximately 136 x 113cm, the other approximately 180 x 135cm

An Afghan Ersari rug, early 20th century, approximately 165 x 123cm, together with three others; a Baluch, an Afghan rug and an Ersari fragment (4...

A Turkmen Tekke carpet, 18th/19th century, approximately 245 x 155cm (reduced in width by one row of guls)

A Turkmen Tekke large rug, 19th century, approximately 218 x 145cm

A Turkmen Tekke carpet fragment, 18th/19th century, approximately 129 x 74cm, together with two smaller fragments (3)

A Turkmen Ersari Kizileyk or Chob Bash carpet fragment, 18th/19th century, with traces of silk, approximately 112 x 53cm

Two Turkmen Ersari Beshir torbas, one circa 1900, approximately 153 x 33cm, the other late 19th century, approximately 160 x 41(with missing part)

A Turkmen Ersari rug, 19th century, reduced in size, approximately 102 x 79cm

Two Turkmen Kizileyek carpet fragments, 19th century, one approximately 89 x 30cm, the other approximately 96 x 50cm

Two Turkmen Ersari torba fragments, 19th century, one approximately 118 x 35cm, the other approximately 53 x 40cm

A Turkmen Ersari chuval, 19th century, approximately 137 x 85, together with a Turkmen Ersari chuval fragment, 19th century, approximately 80 x 72...

A Turkmen Saryk Ensi rug fragment, 18th/19th century, approximately 120 x 112cm

A Turkmen Ersari Ensi rug, 18th/19th century, approximately 155 x 135cm

A Turkmen Ersari carpet, 19th century, approximately 255 x 182cm

A Turkmen Ersari or Ersari/Kizileyek Ensi rug, 19th century, approximately 180 x 140cm

A Turkmen Tekke torba fragment, 18th/19th century, approximately 98 x 42cm

A Turkmen Saryk torba, 19th century, part cotton, approximately 119 x 40cm

A Turkmen Tekke Mafrash, 19th century, approximately 64 x 26cm

A Turkmen Yomut chuval, 19th century, approximately 116 x 79cm

A Turkmen Yomut ensi rug, 18th/19th century, approximately 158 x 125cm

A Turkmen Ersari Beshir or Amu Darya carpet, mid or first half 19th century, reduced in size, approximately 315 x 248cm, together with a Balouchis...

Eight copies of Central Asian Carpets, Lefevre & Partners, 8th October 1976, together with thirteen sundry maps, of mostly Central Asia, various d...