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Lot 588
A large early 20th century Sarouk style carpet, the central claret red pendant medallion on a pale green field with all over floral decoration, spandrels and fringes, within a conforming claret red, pale blue and buff border, 160 x 127½in. (406.5 x 324cm.), some fading. * Some wear to pile to both ends and some fading to colour to majority of carpet (there are areas to one side and one end which have been beneath sofas and the colour here is slightly stronger). Two lines of flattened pile to one side from a piece of furniture and a few small spots of moth damage to pile around this area.
Lot 236
Four 19th century framed and glazed hand coloured plates of various carpet designs. Incuding Axminster carpet from the Industrial arts of the Nineteenth Century (1851-1853) by Sir Matthew Digby Wyatt, 'Specimen of Indian Lac Work', 'Indian embroidery on Crimson Silk', Axminster carpet by Watson Bell & Co. All published by Day & Son, lithographers to the Queen. H.66 W.48cm (largest)
Lot 431
A pair of fine Oriental rugs, the central panel set with floral decorated circular medallion on a red ground with floral sprays, within a stepped green, blue and cream floral decorated border, each approx 193 cm x 124 cmCondition ReportAn area of discolouration to the main central medallion as well as fading throughout and some other small marks on one carpet. Fringing worn particularly to one end. The other one - again one end is lacking fringing. Otherwise both have general wear and tear to include some discolouration and fading throughout. See images for more details.
Lot 108
A TABRIZ CARPETapproximately 365 x 271cmCondition Report: Overall some cotton weft slubs visible to the carpet front in some areas. Some hard to spot over-stitching visible to one area of red on a stylised flower, possibly elsewhere but with quite some looking no other areas are obviously apparent.The edges have been re-worked with red wool double overstitching.The cotton fringes are worn short, in particluar to the corners.Please see additional images for a visual reference of the condition of this carpet.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 119
AN ISFAHAN CARPET approximately 338 x 229cm Condition Report: Some wear comensurate with age and use. Some areas of additional wear (see additional images). Some wear visible at the outer edges of the carpet to a relatively minor extent. A relatively small number of visible very thin lines of wear towards one end of the carpet (see additional images) No obvious significant repairs although some small neatly executed repairs are possible.All side edges of the carpet have been neatly bound, this has been done at a later date. There is therefore no tassling to the shorter endspale knot heads visible throughout the carpetPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 161
A BAKSHAISH CARPET approximately 786 x 558cm Please note, in addition to the main condition report for this lot, it should be made clear that this carpet has been cut in a number of places throughout and reduced in size. The origin is possibly Fereghan. Condition Report: Some wear overall comensurate with age and useVarious repairs and replaced sections in areas throughout. Later re-binding to the longest edges, this is uneven and untidy in areas and with some areas of loss and fraying. Some areas of more concentrated wear. Some generally small areas appear likely affected by old moth and has resultant losses (see images) One corner (approx 30-40cm square) appears affected by damp as is fragile and easy to pull away the surface of the wool. Some other areas may be affected in a similar way. Some incisions/ cuts running from the outside edges of various length, and some in other areas, these have been basically stitched together (see images) likely to accomadate the carpet into a room with a fireplace etc. Some other repairs. Please refer to the additional images for a drawing showing the approximate length of cuts/ incisions to the scale of the carpet, please note this is approximate only and not precise. One of the shorter ends has no tassling and only a flat woven section, with some fraying and loss. the opposing end has tassling and has suffered losses. Some losses encroach upon the adjacent outermost border (see images) Various areas of abrash. Some areas where knot heads are visible through the pile. It is noted that at each corner of the carpet, the meeting of the design of the border meets abrubtly (see images) This might suggest that the carpet has been reduced to some degree although the only clear suggestion of this at one corner (see drawing of stitched cuts. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 194
AN ISFAHAN CARPETapproximately 414 x 315cmCondition Report: Some wear comensurate with age and use. Some areas of additional wear (see additional images). The longest edges have been later re-bound. This bears some losses and fraying in some areas. No obvious significant repairs although some small neatly executed repairs are possible.The tassled ends have been cut to an even length. pale knot heads visible in places throughout. A small number of small areas of staining/ discoloration (see images). The carpet would benefit from a clean. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 28
A SAMARKAND GALLERY CARPETapproximately 337 x 168cmCondition Report: Some wear overall. Carpet has been washed at some point. Binding to longest edges is tidy with just some minor wear and fraying. Some later thread applied to secure fringing at both ends. Fringing with just the expected minor wear and fraying. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 296
A TABRIZ CARPETSIGNED BY MASTER WEAVER JAVAN AMIR KHIZ approximately 407 x 318cm Condition Report: The long sides later overstitched/bound with wool, and some wornVariable wear and height of pile, in places worn to show the weft; worn in particular to areas to one end of the carpetRestored and repaired with overstitching to the ends, borders and central fieldSome threads pulled longThe fringed ends worn to uneven lengthSome marks visible including to the pale fieldFabric label verso for Kazrouni & Sons Iranian Carpet ManufacturersPlease see additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 302
A TABRIZ CARPETapproximately 394 x 311cmCondition Report: Carpet in generally good condition overall. The tasselled ends with the expected wear and fraying. One end of the carpet is slightly faded (only visible to the read field). Some small losses to the pile of the guard stripe where it meets the fringing at both ends. Some wear and white threads visible to binding of longest edges. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 362
A HAMADAN RUNNERapproximately 700 x 99cmProvenance: Private Collection, GloucestershirePurchased from Anthony Thompson Ltd, 7 Kensington Park, London in 2001.Condition Report: Some wear overall. Longest edges have been re-bound in varying colours of thread. The edges have wear, fraying, sections of loss and some loose threads (see images for extent). Fringing has been lost at both ends. the ends have been secured with later thick binding to the undersides. Stitched join line to the centre of the carpet from where it has been reduced in length (cut and shut). Pale knot heads poke through pile in places. Some areas of loss to pile, possibly from old moth damage - please see images. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 406
A WOVEN CARPET, OF BIDJAR INSPIRED DESIGN approximately 469 x 340cm Condition Report: Some minor wear but carpet in generally fair/good condition overall reflecting its relative lack of age. Some minor discolourations and fraying to tasselled ends. Please refer to online images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 42
A MAHAL CARPET approximately 273 x 376cmCondition Report: Wear overall. Wear reveal underlying weft in areas throughout. Fringing is short at both ends and has wear, fraying and losses. This wear has encroached into the guard stripe in places at one end. The other end has later thread applied to help secure. Small patch repair to centre of fringing at one end. Longest edges have been re-bound at some point. They have varying shades of madder thread used and bear the expected wear, fraying and some loose threads. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 445
A WOVEN CARPET, IN AGRA STYLEapproximately 368 x 270cmCondition Report: Some marks.Some wear to the edge bindings.Variable height of pile, worn to reveal the weft in places, although this is not immediately obvious as the weft is similarly pale in colour to the carpet pile.Some small moth spots.Some cotton weft slubs visible to the front of the carpet.Short cut fringe.Some stitching where the carpet was possibly torn/cut.Please see additional images for a visual reference to condition.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 89
AN ISFAHAN RUG approximately 209 x 142cm Provenance: The Private Collection of Sir David and Lady Scholey Condition Report: Label to back for Gallery YacouRepairs including overstitching to the central field, borders and ends and reworking of the ends and fringing, meaning that the carpet is in good restored intact conditionFringing trim short at both endsLong edges re-bound and with fabric strips to the backSome additional lines of wear including creasesVariable wear and pile height; weft is showing due to wear in placesOne end faded in comparison to the other endPlease see additional images for a visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 184
A Persian Mahal carpet, 20th century, woven with vegetable dyes and floral and foliate motifs, within variously-decorated borders,400 x 220cmCondition report: Dirt and dust. Wear and low pile throughout. Two cuts to one end. Fraying and tears. Would benefit from professional attention.See additional images.
Lot 29
Richard Brakenburgh (Dutch, 1650-1702)Portrait of a young girl in an interior, seated full length, in a white dress and bonnet, playing with her pet spaniel, a maid seen through a doorway beyondsigned 'R Brakenburg' and dated 1677 l.l., inscribed ‘aetatis suae 1 jaer en 74 dagen’ on book l.r., oil on canvas56.5 x 64.5cmProvenance: Farm House, Farm Street, Mayfair, London.Condition report: Oil on canvas which has been lined. The canvas has good tension and the picture is in plane. In the carpet around the child the paint layer has raised edges along the cracks and is potentially vulnerable to flaking. The varnish is discoloured and uneven. Retouchings in the lighter paint passages have become lighter over time, this is evident on the chin of the servant and the child’s dress.Further provenance: Anon sale, 6th May 1845, Amsterdam;Anon sale, 19th April 1847, Amsterdam.
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