Josheghan rug, approx. 4.7 x 7

Hand-tied Persian Josheghan rug, approx 10'7"l, 7'2.25"w Start Price: $200.00

Hand-tied Persian Kolia rug, approx 7'10"l, 4'7"w Start Price: $200.00

Hand-tied Pakistani Tabriz rug, approx 7'1"l, 4'7"w Start Price: $300.00

Hand-tied Khotan rug, Turkistan, wool on cotton, approx 4'7"l, 2'7"w *Provenance: The Francisco G. Zarate Collection of Oriental Rugs* Start Price: $150.00

Indo Kashmir hand tied rug, wool and silk pile, approx 4'7"l, 2'5"w Start Price: $150.00

Turkey, Hand woven Ghiordes carpet rug. Provenance: From a Private Collection, Highlands, North Carolina. Approx. 4'7" x 9'7"

Indian hand knotted wool and cotton rug measuring 4'7" x 7'3". Hunt scene pattern. Condition: very minor soiling as expected, good fringes, no wear to pile, see images. Weight: approx. 25 lbs.

Hand-tied Persian Bokhara rug, commercial quality, retaining Tapis D'Orient maker's tag, approx 4'7"l, 2'1"w **Please Note: All of the rugs offered in this auction would likely benefit from a professi

Turkey. Antique small hand woven Milas rug. Provenance: From a Private Collection, Highlands, North Carolina. Approx. 3' x 4'7".

Persia, circa 1900

Persia, circa 1935

SEMI ANTIQUE PERSIAN GARDEN RUG. 4'7" X 7'

Persia, circa 1910

Iran, modern

Afghanistan, circa 1970

Persia, circa 1930

Made in Ecuador, modern

Chinese. Hand-Woven Peking style area rug. Approx. 5' x 7'5" (60 x 89").

Iran, modern

Persia, circa 1925

GOOD CONDITION

An antique Persian rug measuring approx. 11' x 7'2". There are 4-5 tears, one with a 3" hole. There is some staining, and fringe tape along with some separation. Condition is as seen in photography.

A Hand Knotted Persian Hamadan style wool area rug measuring approx. 5' x 7.75'; pet hair; fading of dye; worn. Vibrant palette of midnight black, royal blue, robin's egg blue, and burnt sienna. Pleas

Hand-woven Afghan rug, approx 4'5" x 7'2" *Provenance: From the collection of an American Architecture Professor teaching in Saudi Arabia. Many of the carpets were acquired from his student's families