KULA Carpet, Turkey area western center, end '800. .

Carpet, Turkey area western center, end '800. . fritware with underglaze and overglaze painted decoration. Cm 122,00 x 206,00. Bibliography of reference: K. Zipper, C. Fritzche, U. Jourdam, Tappeti or

Kula carpet (Koula or Kulah) it's a type floor covering handwoven in Kula, a town east of Ä°zmir, in western Turkey. Kula prayer rugs were produced throughout the 19th century and into the 20th and

Balikesir Area, Western Turkey, c. 1900, 3 ft. 4 in. x 2 ft. 11 in.

Turkey Light blue Area Carpet, made in Turkey, polypropylene fibers, 7 ft. 2 in. L x 5 Ft 2 in. W. Home Dynamix Tremont carpet with florals and Turkish designs. Center pointed medallion surrounded by

A semi antique Caucasian area carpet with center medallion of American bald eagle with shield and header of "E. Plurbus Unum" with gray geometric borders. Intended for western market. 9ft 4in x 6ft 11

Features mythological dragon creatures in the center, border with chop character style markings. Good estate fresh condition. Some of the knotted fringe ends have come undone. Mild wear seen. Measures

contemporary; Condition: pile thick and even; selvedges and fringe ends intact; a large area of discoloration to center; scattered small, dark stains; approximately 11' x 17'5"

12' 10" long, 9' 4" wide. All rugs sold as is. Areas of wear to field near one end and adjacent to center medallion, pile losses.

Circa 130 cm x 113 cm. Colourful small village rug. Oriental rug. Handknotted. Wool on wool. Renewed shirazi. Partially restored. See also: Lit.: Editors: W. Brüggemann and H. Böhmer. "Carpe

Oushak, in western Turkey has been weaving carpets for nearly 600 years. In the last two centuries, the weavers hasve settled on western room sizes for export, and here is a recent take on this protoc

Exceptional dated Kula Wedding Carpet with Inscriptions 364 x 383 cm (11' 11" x 12' 7") Turkey, dated 1280 (1862) Condition: good according to age, good pile, several old repairs Provenance: before 19

Oushak Carpet , West Anatolia, c. 1900, 6 ft. 5 in. x 9 ft. 10 in., re-piled and/or restored areas one end

Heriz Carpet, Northwest Persia, c. 1910, 9 ft. 9 in. x 13 ft., areas of wear, tinted areas, re-piled areas, partial ends.

Heriz Carpet , Northwest Persia, c. 1925, 9 ft. 10 in. x 11 ft. 9 in., worn and tinted areas, partial ends

Fantastic high grade mahogany 2 part breakfront, beveled glass doors, wood shelves in top section, pull out leather top work areas, pull out inlaid leather top secretary desk, center desk area flanked

West Anatolia, early 20th c., staggered large medallions in aubergine, royal blue, beige, goldenrod and red set on a coral field, matching coral palmette border. Areas of wear, end loss, three large h

Antique Persian Wool Carpet, Heriz, geometrics with red field and wide exciting border. Dimensions: 10' x 16'Condition: Repaired at center across width of carpet. Some low areas. Very good.

Kashan Carpetwith circular lobed medallion to the center, with lantern to each end, field with scrolling vines and floral motif, with lobed spandrels, border with repeating lozenge motif, with floral

Beshir 312 x 156 cm (10' 3" x 5' 1") Turkmenistan, second half 19th century Condition: very good, full pile, small repairs in the kilim ends, one small repair in the upper center, scattered small moth

Heriz Carpet , Northwest Persia, early 20th c., 8 ft. x 10 ft., areas of wear and moth damage, fraying to one end, dog-eared corner

Serapi carpet, Western Persia, last quarter 19th century. A very unusual antique carpet with its bright and cheerful palette, the large red medallion sits on a white field with four large palmettes in

Oushak Carpet, Turkey, ca. 190018 ft. 3 in. x 11 ft. 6 in.Provenance: One of a pair ordered and designed by Boston's Thomas Bailey Aldrich (1836-1907) for his Mount Vernon Street home in Beacon Hill.

Oushak Carpet, Turkey, last quarter 19th century12 ft. x 9 ft. 1 in.

Oushak Carpet, Turkey, late 19th century, wool/wool, approx. 350 x 310 cm, condition: 3 -4 (traces of age/use), decorative, unusual Oushak design.