Antique Hatchli rug, approx. 4.11 x 5.1

Persia, circa 1925

Caucasus, circa 1890

Persia, circa 1920

Persia, circa 1920

Persia, circa 1920

China, circa 1900

China, circa 1930

Antique hooked rug w duck & scenic motif - approx 31"x51"

The largest rug / mat is approx 41" x 73", the other two are approx 26" x 51", 15" x 28"

Approx. 79" x 51" antique Persian rug, slight fading, some extensive fringe damage on one side and slight damage on other sides. (As seen in photography).

Approx. 43" x 51". A little dry.

Persian. Antique hand-woven Feraghan Sarouk area rug. Approx. 4'3" x 6'8" (51" x 80").

Native American antique blanket / rug with blue field, tan and black lines with central medallion and border of birds. Measures approx 51" x 73". One moth hole approx 1/2", has stains and loss.

Yazd-Sherkat Carpet, Persia, circa 60 yearsold, wool/cotton, approx. 411 x 305 cm, condition: 2 (good condition), fine quality, decorative. Special-Auction: Antique,old and decorative collector rugs &

Rare Yomud 'Ok Bash', antique, Turkmenistan, 19th century, wool on wool, approx. 56 x 51 cm, rarity, rare sample, condition: 3. No Reserve Auction: Antique, old and decorative collector rugs & carpets

Antique Chinese Ningxi and Peking area rugs, 19th c., China, medium pile wool, each with blue designs on tan ground, approx. 80"l x 51"w (Ningxi), 76"l x 52"w (Peking), Provenance: Property from the C

(3) antique Caucasian rugs and runner, First half 20th c., incl. Shrivan, Kazak, etc., approx. 118"l x 40"w (largest), 60"l x 51"w (smallest)

Iran. Antique Malayer rug. Provenance: From the Lifetime Collection of Billy S. Arant, Jr., Chattanooga, TN. Approx. 6'5" x 4'11"

Persian. Antique Feraghan Sarouk hand woven rug. Provenance: From a Private Collection, Highlands, North Carolina. Approx. 3'6" x 4'11"

Not antique, but a relatively recent [piece as indicated by the pile “island” in the plainweave end finishes. The generally soft palette of beige, ivory and brown show lancet leaves bilate

This is a so-called ‘Lambalo’ Kazak scatter from the SW Caucasus with a very narrow red field spottily ornamented with birds and an animal, an embedded in five borders borrowed fropm large

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An attractive SE Persian tribal scatter, with a crisp ecru field displaying a three axis pattern of leaves, rosettes and buds. One can also consider the design as a six by three array of upright plant

Antique Bidjar Rug: 4'11" x 7'8" (150 x 234 cm), Persia, late 19th c.