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Lot 1685
Tabriz (?) carpet, north west Persia about 1930-50, 9ft.4in. x 6ft.9in. 2.85m. x 2.05m. Overall uneven wear, small cut field upper right, small tear upper right edge, small stains. Together with an Afghan ‘Chobi’ carpet, Afghanistan, modern, 7ft.2in. x 5ft.10in. 2.18m. x 1.78m. The centre of production for these carpets is Lahore, with other weaving centres in Peshawar and elsewhere in the north west frontier area. (2)
Lot 1686
Ersari Turkmen carpet, north east Afghanistan, early 20th century, 9ft. 3in. x 7ft. 3in. 2.82m. x 2.21m. Overall even wear; hole lower end; damage to top end. Note the striped multi-coloured kelim at the top end. Together with a Baluchi rug, Khorasan, north east Persia, early 20th century, 6ft. 5in. x 3ft. 4in. 1.96m. x 1.02m. Heavily worn. (2)
Lot 1703
Edwards, A Cecil. The Persian Carpet. A Survey of the Carpet-Weaving Industry of Persia. 4to., 1967. Rebound in quarter calf. Opie, James. Tribal Rugs. Nomadic and Village Weavings from the Near East and Central Asia. Small folio, 1992. Original cloth binding in dust wrapper. Macdonald, Brian W. Tribal Rugs. Treausres of the Black Tent. 4to., Woodbridge, 1997. Original cloth in dust wrapper. Together with 7 others about Oriental carpets. Various formats and bindings.(10).
Lot 1705
Lefevre & Partners. Central Asian Carpets. 4to., 1976. With the first supplement “Rare Turkoman Weavings, 1977,” loosely inserted. Caucasian Carpets from the 17th to the 19th century. 1977; The Persian Carpet. 1977; Turkish Carpets from the 16th to the 19th century. 1977. All in their original cloth bindings and slightly chipped dust wrappers. Together with The Sarre Mamluk and 12 other Classical Rugs from the Same Private Collection. 4to., 1980. Original pictorial, printed stiff wrappers. (5).
Lot 1712
Erdmann, Kurt. Seven Hundred Years of Oriental Carpets. Small folio, 1970. Eiland, jr., Murray L. and Murray Eiland III. Oriental Rugs. A Complete Guide. Small folio, revised edition, 1998. Bennett, Ian. [Ed.]. Rugs & Carpets of the World. Small folio, 1988. Milanesi, Enza. The Carpet. An Illustrated Guide to the Rugs and Kelims of the World. Small folio, London and New York, 1997. Together with 6 other books about carpets and rugs. Various formats and bindings, most in their original cloth bindings and dust wrappers. (10).
![Cardinal & Harford. Priced Catalogue and Rugs Curtains, Kelims, Mattings, &c., &c., 4to., n.d. [c.1909]. Original](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/1579/2859920/1719-20121127163222_468x382.jpg)
Lot 1719
Cardinal & Harford. Priced Catalogue and Rugs Curtains, Kelims, Mattings, &c., &c., 4to., n.d. [c.1909]. Original pictorial printed wrappers, rubbed, soiled and chipped. [Perez, E.] The House of Perez. N. d. [1953]. Trade catalogue in the rubbed original printed wrappers with a small Turkoman fabric “carpet” on the upper cover. Yekyll’s Ltd. On Old Rugs of Moderate Price. Exhibition Catalogue. 4to., N. d. [1930]. Original printed wrappers, worn, the upper cover detached. Jekyll’s Ltd. Few Hints and a Little Advice on the Care and Presevation of Old Rugs. Oblong octavo, third edition, n. d. [c. 1938]. Original printed wrappers with address overlay and a map laid on. Celebes Storage Company. Oriental Carpets and Rugs. By one who has made it his hobby to study them. 4to., n.d. [1920s]. original paper-covered pictorial boards with cloth spine. Covers slightly grubby. (5).
Lot 1810
A large and interesting collection of flatweave fragments and off-cuts, consisting mainly of European tapestry border pieces and other fragments, 17th century and later, small fragments of silk and wool embroideries and one small worn fragment of an 18th century Kerman ‘vase’ carpet. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. (Approx. 73 all in one box).
Lot 1526
Fragment of an Ushak `Turkey` carpet, west Anatolia late 19th century 7ft.4in. x 4ft.4in. 2.24m. x 1.32m Overall wear and damage. Together with a west Anatolian rug, late 17th or early 18th century, 7ft.2in. x 3ft.11in. 2.18m. x 1.20m. Heavy overall wear, damage and losses, some substantial, in several areas.
Lot 1591
Four large border fragments from an Agra carpet, consisting of two side borders and two end borders, north India, late 19th or early 20th century, side borders 19ft.7in. x 2ft.3in. 5.97m. x 0.69m. and 18ft.1in. x 2ft.3in. 5.51m. x 0.69m., end borders 11ft.3in. x 2ft. 3.43m. x 0.61m. and 11ft.3in. x 1ft.10in.3.43m. x 0.55m. All four borders with overall uneven wear. Sold as a collection of fragments with all faults not subject to return. (4)
Lot 104
Eight pieces of Mauchline ware, comprising; a tumbler case with fern glass, small chip (The Lift, Folkestone), 10.5cm, a semi-circular wall pocket (Brighton Aquarium/Orchestra), 11.5cm, a napkin ring (Carpet Garden, Eastbourne), a rectangular canted corner box (Oban/Donolly Castle, Oban/Iona Cathedral), 10cm, a rectangular box (Esplanade and Pier, Southsea), 8.7cm, a vesta case of crown form, in alternate light and dark (Photographic – St. George’s Church, Kendal), 9cm, a rectangular box (oak – Photographic – Esplanade, Rhyl), 9.3cm, and a stool form box (Sea Front, Dover), 10.6cm. (8)
Lot 108
Six pieces of Mauchline ware, rectangular boxes, comprising; (Carpet Garden, Eastbourne), dents, 8cm, (Deal Pier/Deal Pier Looking Towards The Esplanade/Walmer Castle), dents, 11.3cm, (Bournemouth), warped, 9.6cm, (Photographic – Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin), 14cm, (Saltburn by the Sea), 11.8cm, and a rectangular box with dark straps (Photographic – Weymouth Esplanade), 11.7cm. (6)
Lot 986
SAMUEL METFORD (1810-1896) SILHOUETTE CONVERSATION PIECE OF THE WATERFALL FAMILY OF LIVERPOOL cut paper on card heightened with Chinese white and gold, Mr Waterfall reading the Times, watercolour background with the artist`s characteristic patterned carpet, an American ship visible through one of the two sash windows, signed Samuel Metford fecit Liverpool July 8th 18-, 31 x 53cm Provenance: By descent in the sitter`s family to the present vendor. Remounted and framed c1900. The support heavily browned, light scratches, the applied `newpaper` lifting with small loss and glue stain. Old and scratch near the signature inscription resulting in the partial loss of the date
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