Spring Auction on Jun 06, 2026 by RIPPON Boswell & Co., International Auctioneers in Hessen - Page 5
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Khamseh Bag Face: late 19th century, 49 x 51 cm, South West Persia, Fars The knotted face of a Khamseh bag. The white field shows an oversized boteh among short floral stems.
0097: Khamseh Bag FaceEst. €600-€750€500
Kula: late 18th century, 337 x 140 cm, West Anatolia The long format of this Demirci Kula is striking. In this respect, it resembles an example published by Eskenazi in 1983. Typical of the provenance, the
0098: KulaEst. €8,000-€10,000€6,500
Chelaberd: late 19th century, 240 x 153 cm, South Caucasus, Karabagh The red field is taken up by two large sunburst medallions, accompanied by small blossoms and a number of decorative motifs along the sides.
0099: ChelaberdEst. €4,800-€6,000€4,000
Fachralo Kazak: ca. 1900, 213 x 160 cm, South West Caucasus A huge white octagonal medallion placed at the centre of the red field encloses a green cruciform motif whose specific shape distantly recalls the ancient
0100: Fachralo KazakEst. €4,200-€5,000€3,600
Tanchifa Silk Embroidery: 19th century, 196 x 49 cm, North Africa, Algeria A complete silk embroidery finished with a horizontal stripe at both ends. At the centre of the field, a narrow elongated band contains mesh-like
0101: Tanchifa Silk EmbroideryEst. €1,800-€2,300€1,500
Kermina Nim Suzani: mid 19th century, 146 x 111 cm, Central Asia, South West Uzbekistan A colourful suzani in the nim format composed of four panels, embroidered in yurma chain stitch throughout on a golden yellow silk
0102: Kermina Nim SuzaniEst. €9,000-€12,000€8,000
Salor Torba: first half 19th century, 51 x 142 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan This early Salor bag face woven in the torba format in the kejebe design is almost identical to a torba from the Hoffmeister
0103: Salor TorbaEst. €14,000-€17,000€12,000
Tekke Main Carpet: mid 19th century, 243 x 191 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan This Tekke main carpet in brilliant light colours and with velvety pile wool was probably woven in the Akhal oasis. The primary design
0104: Tekke Main CarpetEst. €3,500-€4,200€3,000
Ersari: late 19th century, 254 x 140 cm, Central Asia, middle Amu Darya valley The red field shows a repeat of large rosettes placed in offset rows. A very narrow two-band border, long kilim finishes with
0105: ErsariEst. €1,500-€2,000€1,200
Lakai Suzani: mid 19th century, 248 x 197 cm, Central Asia, South West Uzbekistan "Lakai" has become the established term for suzanis which display the particular qualities in ornamentation, colour and style
0106: Lakai SuzaniEst. €35,000-€40,000€30,000
Kermina Joynamoz Suzani: mid 19th century, 153 x 99 cm, Central Asia, South West Uzbekistan A four-panel Kermina suzani largely embroidered in the yurma chain stitch. The undecorated mihrab field has a pointed arch. The main
0107: Kermina Joynamoz SuzaniEst. €4,000-€4,800€3,600
Yomut Chuval: mid 19th century, 79 x 115 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan A Yomut bag face presenting nine primary guls and straight-armed cruciform secondary guls, butterfly motifs in the white main border and
0108: Yomut ChuvalEst. €3,500-€4,200€3,000
Eagle Group 2 Asmalyk: first half 19th century, 74 x 129 cm, Central Asia, North East Persia / South West Turkestan This rare Goklen asmalyk is broadly similar to the two examples exhibited at the Hamburg Volkerkundemuseum
0109: Eagle Group 2 AsmalykEst. €9,000-€11,000€8,000
Abdal Main Carpet: first half 19th century, 272 x 147 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan It was not until publication of the 1993 exhibition catalogue, “Wie Blumen in der Wuste“ (catalogue for the Turkmen exhibition
0110: Abdal Main CarpetEst. €14,000-€17,000€12,000
Tekke Ensi: mid 19th century, 148 x 115 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan This Tekke ensi featuring an animal-tree elem, a hachlu cross design, insi kush abstract birds in the four segments of the field and a
0111: Tekke EnsiEst. €4,000-€4,800€3,400
Kaitag Embroidery: ca. 1800 or earlier, 97 x 57 cm, North East Caucasus, Daghestan An elongated white-ground shield form extends across the full length of the orange field. Its wide light brown surround is decorated
0112: Kaitag EmbroideryEst. €6,000-€8,000€5,000
Kaitag Embroidery: 19th century, 104 x 57 cm, North East Caucasus, Daghestan This Kaitag embroidered in an abstract design in jazzy colours is surprisingly wild in expression. The cotton foundation, respectively in
0113: Kaitag EmbroideryEst. €4,000-€5,000€3,400
Qashqai Kashkuli: ca. 1900, 202 x 121 cm, South West Persia, Fars The dark blue field is covered in a Herati design drawn in the nomadic style of the Kashkuli. The wide border shows palmettes framed by two sickle
0114: Qashqai KashkuliEst. €2,500-€3,000€2,000
Beshir: second half 19th century, 256 x 137 cm, Central Asia, middle Amu Darya valley At the centre of the narrow blue-green field, a large octagonal gul resembling an ornamental plate is surrounded by red
0115: BeshirEst. €2,600-€3,200€2,200
Kerman Embroidery: 19th century, 55 x 53 cm, South Persia This trapezoid textile with a rounded top is a section of a garment. Fine embroideries in wool yarn on a wool foundation were a specialty of the Kerman
0116: Kerman EmbroideryEst. €700-€850€600
Luri Gabbeh: late 19th century, 190 x 155 cm, Western Central Persia Except for five small blue blossoms, the red field of this gabbeh is an empty space only enlivened by slight variations in colour. It is
0117: Luri GabbehEst. €3,500-€4,500€3,000
Lambalo Kazak: dated 1295 = 1878, 254 x 159 cm, South West Caucasus Three hexagons enclosing a large star are aligned on the central axis of the red field. Four halved analogous motifs are placed at the sides. The
0118: Lambalo KazakEst. €4,500-€5,300€3,800
Fachralo Kazak: second half 19th century, 227 x 140 cm, South West Caucasus A narrow green band comprising two white-ground Fachralo cartouches and six box shapes lies on the central axis of the red field. An
0119: Fachralo KazakEst. €6,000-€7,500€4,800
Ersari Prayer Rug: late 19th century, 166 x 98 cm, Central Asia, middle Amu Darya valley This prayer rug displays a rare design of nested diamonds that merge in the vertical direction and are decorated with small
0120: Ersari Prayer RugEst. €2,500-€3,500€2,200