A Belouch Rug, East Persia,

SOUTH EAST PERSIA, 19TH CENTURY A South East Persian Belouch small woven bag face rug. The rug is decorated with vegetable dyes on a ivory background with tones of red and blue. The bag was designed w

Buyer's premium: 0 % - Kurdish Rug, East Persia, 19th century, 239 x 175 cm, wool on wool foundation

Comprising a Baluch rug and a Yuruk rug, East Persia/East Anatolia, ca. 1900 Areas of wear to both, torn areas on Yuruk 5'10-1/2"l x 3'6-1/2"w and 6'5-1/4"l x 4'w Provenance: Property from the Estate

Baluch Rug, East Persia/West Turkestan, c. 1920, 2 ft. 6 in. x 4 ft. 4 in., areas of wear, oxidized blacks, re-wrapped selvedges. Provenance: Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Walter D. Cockerham, New Orlean

Title: OLD SHAHSAVAN RUG FROM NORTH EAST PERSIA Description: This is a rug of great interest for the historians as it has similarities between Persian and Caucasian weaving technique. Shahsavan rugs a

Dated 1345 AH = 1927 AD, 49 x 93 cm, East Persia This small-format saddle cover (top rug) was woven in East Persia, probably the Meshed region. It was published by the Bausback gallery in 1981. A cart

Late 19th century, 375 x 112 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan This unusual rug differs widely from all other Baluch weavings in terms of its long format and its Persian field design of botehs and narro

Late 19th century, 143 x 84 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan A prayer rug with a tree of life in the camel field and a wide, meticulously drawn border section. - Good condition, with the pile at its or

Comprising two Baluch rugs, together with an Anatolian Yastik, East Persia and Central Anatolia, ca. 1900 Areas of wear and holes to all Sizes from 2'11-1/2"l x 1'9-1/2"w to 4'11-1/4"l x 2'6-1/2"w Pro

late 19th century, 110 x 79 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan A Baluch prayer rug of the head-and-shoulders type. In the camel field, a tree of life is crowned by a large flower that fills the space und

Late 19th century, 138 x 87 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan This Baluch prayer rug of the head and shoulders type originates from the Sarakhs region. A geometric, stylised tree of life is symmetricall

Middle East,C. 1900 Includes three Belouch rugs, an orange, navy, tan, and yellow repeating geometric pattern, a navy, ivory, tan and red geometric diamond pattern surrounded by geometric borders, a p

Late 19th century, 137 x 78 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan In the camel field, fourteen delicately drawn trees-of-life are arranged in three offset rows beneath a bridge-shaped arch, with many miniat

Late 19th century, 137 x 88 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan This finely woven Baluch prayer rug with particularly elaborate flatwoven finishes is a Jan Beghi tribal weaving from the Torbat-e Haydari r

Middle East,20th Century Includes two tan, red, blue, and brown repeating pattern rugs, a blue, red, and white geometric pattern rug over red field, and a blue, red, and white repeating geometric patt

Middle East,20th Century Includes a red, black and blue geometric patterned rug, and a red, blue, tan, and white geometric botanical rug with geometric boarders. Wool,Largest approx. 4' 5" x 2' 11".Sm

.Middle East,19th Century Includes a tan, navy blue, and orange repeating geometric field rug, and a navy blue, orange, and red geometric rug. Wool,Smallest approx. 4' 4" x 2' 7".Largest approx. 5' 1"

East Persia, First 1/4 20th Century 42"l x 24-1/2"w Areas of wear, oxidized blacks, reselvedged, fraying to perimeter Provenance: Property from a Private Princeton, NJ Collection

Afshar, approx. 4.4 x 6.3, Belouch, approx. 3.2 x 5.8

PERSIA, CIRCA 1910 The geometric shape rug with earthy brown, red, and beige tones. 55" by 29"

,Persia,Circa 1900 Central burgundy and red field surrounded by ivory wave pattern geometric border. Wool,Not including border 4' 8" x 2' 8",Overall 5' 8"

PERSIA, CIRCA 1910 An earthy field of browns mixed with blues with splashes of green and red. 50 1/2" by 45"

Near East, Islamic Period, Persia, ca. late 19th to mid-20th century CE. An opulent cotton textile prayer rug of rectangular form, painted via a traditional type of woodblock printing known as qalamka

Middle East,20th Century Includes a blue, orange, and cream repeating pattern over orange field surrounded by geometric boarders, and a red, blue, and cream botanical and paisley pattern rug over crea