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Click here to subscribeHand Made Isfahan Antique Carpet 360 X 237cm Isfahan Stands For Beauty The City And Its Wonderful Buildings And Masterpieces Of Architecture Know To Impress Today It Has Become An Industrial City With More Than A Million Inhabitants Which Is Famous For Its Rugs No Wonder That Persian Rugs From Isfahan Have An Extraordinary High Quality Finest Threads Worked Into Wonderful Patterns Which Are Able To Make Your Room A Highlight 360 X 237cm
Handmade Bergama Rosey Oriental Hand-Spun Wool Savonnerie Carpet 8 x 10 - Light Blue/Ivory The Most Luxurious Deep Piled Rug Available Incredibly Heavy Dense Pile And Superb Furnishing Colours Combine To Give These Rugs A Stately Feel- No Surprise There As They Were Originally Made For The French Courts However They Are Highly Ornate In The French Floral Style The Chinese Weavers Started To Make Superb Reproductions Of The Original French Savonnerie In The Late 20thcentury They Are Faithful To The Originals To The Exact Designs And Colours And Are Excellent Value For Money Considering The Weight Of Wool Used Once In A Room They Do Not Move And Provide Unrivalled Luxury Underfoot As Well As Super Sound And Heat Insulation They Are A Rug Made To Fit Into A Traditional Home Often In A Room Filling Size When The Scale Allows The Designs To Come To The Fore As A Long-Term Floor Covering A Savonnerie Should Last At Least 100 Years 8 x 10 - Light Blue/Ivory
A modern silk Persian pattern carpet, the traditional design in shades of red, white and blue, 345cm x 245cm For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE. Please note, we do not publish any condition reports on the-saleroom.com, all requested condition reports will be available to view on trevanionanddean.com or easyliveauction.com
Mahal Carpet of unusual size West Iran, circa 1940 The brick red field with an all over design of large flower heads enclosed by charcoal borders of samovar motifs and multiple guard stripes, 320cm by 330cm. One end with slight fraying. Selvedges with some fraying. Pile generally good/fair. Some old inactive moth.
Heriz Carpet North West Iran, circa 1920 The blood red field of angular vines and stylised flower heads around an indigo medallion framed by ivory spandrels and indigo serrated leaf and rosette borders flanked by guard stripes, 413cm by 340cm. . Both ends complete. Some fringes reduced. Selvedges, one complete, the other one with small tear into outer red guard stripe approx 5cm. Pile good fair. A few small spots where the foundation is visible.
Good Tabriz Carpet Iranian Azerbaijan, circa 1950 The cream field of Shah Abbas design with columns of large palmettes and vines enclosed by indigo borders of meandering vines flanked by guard stripes, 370cm by 290cm See illustration. Ends and selvedges complete. Pile good/fair. Two small areas very slightly low.
Fine Kashan Carpet Central Iran, circa 1930 The ivory field of flowering plants and vines centred by a raspberry medallion, the spandrels with palmettes enclosed by borders of meandering floral vines flanked by lemon guard stripes, 405cm by 308cm This carpet is finely knotted and piled in lustrous woolEnds and selvedges complete, pile good
Kashan Carpet Central Iran, circa 1930 The ice blue field of palmettes and vines around a cusped indigo medallion framed by spandrels and indigo meandering vine borders flanked by guard stripes, signed in upper guard stripe, 353 by 245cm. Ends and selvedges complete. Pile good. Might benefit from cleaning.
Tabriz Carpet North West Iran, circa 1920 The ivory field of Herati design centred by a soft terracotta medallion framed by stepped spandrels and terracotta borders of rosettes and serrated leaves flanked by triple guard stripes, 369cm by 280cm Ends and selvedges complete. Pile -fair, some repiling mainly to the corroded black areas
An antique Persian Tabriz Haj Jalili hand made wool carpet 105X147cm, late 19th / early 20th century. Pile good, some tears and damage to the edges. (Northwest Persia (Iran), at the end of the 19th century the city of Tabriz experienced a successful artistic revival of its carpet production thanks to the master weaver Jalili, the carpets are characterised by an unmistakable colour palette and skillfully executed patterns.)
Afghan Baluch prayer rug, jewel colours, with complete selvedges (right side imperfect) tassels intact approx 130 x 121 cms, together with a Turkaman rug, jewel colours, geometric design with complete selvedges (left side imperfect) tassels intact approx 140 x 205 cms and a third tribal carpet, warm tones foliate design, approx 104 x 180 cms (worn). (3)
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