Tabriz, North East Persia, 1980s

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

A scaffito and splashed Bowl, North East Persia, 10th Century, with flat base and conical form, the interior incised with stylised designs and glazed in typical T'ang glaze colours, diameter 19.1cms P

Khorassan Carpet, Northeast Persia Approximately 22 ft. 11 in. x 11 ft. 8 in. Property of a Private New York Collector

Meshed Carpet, Northeast Persia With signature cartouche. Approximately 17 ft. x 13 ft. Note: This collection was formed by the well edited eye of Tony Ingrao at Ingrao, Inc. NY., the interior shots a

Baluch khorjin/bagface, Northeast Persia, last quarter 19th century. Seven small octagons outlined in white are contrasted against the deep tones of the field filled with rosettes and myriad floral bl

Baluch Prayer Rug, Northeast Persia / Afghanistan. Using an actual prayer rug is not a requirement as deemed by Islam, as many simply choose to perform their daily practice on a straw mat, or even a b

BELOUCH RUNNER NORTHEAST PERSIA, EARLY/MID 20TH CENTURY the field with brown and blue lozenge lattice pattern, within brown and blue border, kilim elem panels (442cm x 165cm)

Baluch Rug, Northeast Persia / Northwest Afghanistan border area. A somewhat atypical Bahlul tribal rug, as the border is one commonly seen used throughout Khorassan. Rugs attributable to the Bahlul o

BELOUCH CARPET NORTHEAST PERSIA, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY the indigo field with three columns of four red and brown rectangular motifs, within brown border (311cm x 172cm)

Baluch Prayer Rug, Northeast Persia. An older example of a highly collectible type, one which most interested in Baluch rugs would love to keep. The complete kilim end is elaborately detailed, while t

Baluch Balisht, Northeast Persia. Finely woven with detailed kilim ends intact, the handle is very supple, suggesting it maybe an older example from Khorassan. The innermost secondary border on the ca

Baluch Bag face, Northeast Persia. Though woven in the style of “Arab Baluch" rugs with an asymmetric knot, open right, this bag face appears to be more closely related to neighboring Afshar tri

Baluch Balisht, Northeast Persia / Northwest Afghanistan. A rare but not unknown design seen in used as a field design in both prayer rugs as well as balisht. The provenance is uncertain though it may

Kurd, Northeast Persia. With the unusual design, the atypical presence of two knot types (excluding the repair in the center), and odd size, (for what purpose was it made?) it may perhaps be attributa

Göklan Turkmen old, Northeast Persia, around 1920, wool on wool, approx. 215 x 131 cm, condition: 3. Auction: Antique, old and decorative rugs & carpets. Please ask for condition-reports and more hig

first quarter 20th century, 331 x 144 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan In the early 17th century, Shah Abbas I moved Kurdish tribes from North West Persia to Khorasan on the north eastern border of his

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

Third quarter 19th century, 195 x 118 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan In this Baluch from the Torbat-e-Haydari region, the velvety pile wool and first-rate colours are captivating features. The extrao

Late 19th century, 114 x 73 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan Baluch sofrehs with fully pile-woven fields are rarely seen. They appear to have been precious prestige objects that were only brought out o

Mid 19th century, 115 x 69 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan This rare, all-pile sofreh was woven by a Baluch tribal group, described as "Bahluli" by Dewitt Mallary in a HALI article. The Bahluli lived

Late 19th century, 89 x 77 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan Formerly part of a khorjin, this bag face displays 24 birds arranged in rows and a border of highly abstract tree forms which appear like ske

Second half 19th century, 215 x 114 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan The deep blue field contains a dense repeat of alternately red blossoms and brown-red octagons arranged in parallel rows, with small

Third quarter 19th century, 166 x 89 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan The white field shows a repeat of vertical bands containing diagonal, cruciform floral clusters and separated by thin lines. The le

Second half 19th century, 92 x 96 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan This Baluch bag face once formed part of a large khorjin. The midnight blue field contains a diamond lattice of red hooked vines, with