Gruber Design International Vibert Rug

Gruber International Designs, label on reverse, based on the design Fashion by Y. Parigot (French, Early 20th century), wool, later half of the 20th century, measuring 7 foot 1 inch by 9 foot 10 inche

Gruber International Designs (attributed), based on the design Escudero by Y. Parigot (French, Early 20th century), wool, later half of the 20th century, measuring 7 foot 1 inch by 9 foot 10 inches.

Concepts International/Design Studios Mid 20th Century Pile Rug by Beverly Warnock wool manufacturer's label to underside 9 feet x 5 feet 11 inches.

100% baby lamb's wool pile on cotton foundation art deco rug. Size 4.1 x 6 feet, the art deco period was an international design movement from 1925 to 1940's. It produced a mix of many different style

Native American hand woven wall hanging with a corn and Native American person design. Measures 26" x 20". Domestic or International shipping calculated at the end of the auction. USPS shipping cost o

late 18th century, 261 x 130 cm, Central Asia, East Turkestan In the red field of this early rug from the oasis town of Khotan, large dark blue disc medallions are embedded in a basic design of leaves

Mid 19th century, 168 x 91 cm, North East Caucasus Judging by its knotting structure, this white-ground prayer rug was woven in Daghestan although the long format, the field design of angular botehs a

second half 19th century, 221 x 141 cm, North West Persia, Azerbaijan This Kurdish rug featuring a garden design was woven in the mountainous region surrounding Lake Urmia. The group is known as Sauj

First half 19th century, 97 x 90 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan The field design of this very rare, square sitting rug consists of three rows of five Memling güls and chemche secondary motifs. Star

Second half 19th century, 445 x 166 cm, Central Anatolia Woven in a single piece without any borders, this large Konya village rug displays a vibrant design of huge nested diamonds with serrated outli

First half 19th century, 135 x 96 cm, Central Anatolia, Konya region The distinctive field design of this prayer rug consists of six simply drawn, stepped gables in a vertical arrangement, their tips

Second half 19th century, 118 x 89 cm, North West Anatolia, Bergama region This Kozak village rug displays a rare design of six vertical bands in which box shapes topped with an arrowhead are lined up

ca. 1800, 339 x 137 cm, East Caucasus This early rug from the Kuba region displays an immaculately drawn Harshang field design on a light red ground and a green main border decorated with a white kufi

Mid 19th century, 170 x 133 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan A colourful hatchlu design door rug woven by the Igdir tribe. The four segments of the field are densely patterned with small diamonds comp

late 19th century, 188 x 150 cm, North West Anatolia, Dardanelles region This red-ground rug features a double niche design and a diamond-shaped central medallion with an outline surrounded by white h

Late 19th century, 152 x 95 cm, South Caucasus, Azerbaijan This blue-ground prayer rug shows a bridge-shaped arch enclosing a house-like form at the upper end of the field. The design beneath it consi

Late 19th century, 130 x 125 cm, East Caucasus This white-ground Shirvan prayer rug with a diamond lattice design and an angular arch is striking on account of its almost square dimensions. – Signs

first half 19th century, 232 x 105 cm, East Anatolia An early Kurdish village rug in fragmented condition; the right-hand side is missing. The four-and-one field design of a box-shaped white central m

Second half 19th century, A = 69 x 67 cm, B = 70 x 69 cm, West China This red-ground throne rug woven in a dragon design consists of a square seat cover and a backrest cover ending in an arch at the t

mid 19th century, 180 x 127 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan An antique Yomut door rug presenting a spaciously conceived hatchlu design, a wide three-band border and a double elem. A fine weave, very

Second half 19th century, 163 x 88 cm, Central Caucasus The white field is covered in a hexagonal lattice design of large hooked diamonds, and two red hands appear next to the tower-like arch at the u

Late 19th century, 322 x 115 cm, South East Caucasus, Moghan region Woven in a long format, this Shahsavan pile rug presents a field design of three rectangles and four wide horizontal panels. The arr

Mid 20th century, 174 x 146 cm, South West Anatolia, Denizli Province This pastoral rug is coarsely woven in a chequerboard design of brilliant and diverse, almost jazzy colours arranged in combinatio

Mid 19th century, 499 x 97 cm, North West Persia, Kurdistan This blue-ground Kolyai long rug shows a mina khani design of impressively large scale and harmonious colours. The yellow-ground main border