Aksaray

pre 1800, 255 x 151 cm, Central Anatolia, Konya This fragmented white-ground kilim displays parmakli lozenges, a narrow trefoil border composed of hooked red diamond halves, and very wide elems of fou

18th century, 90 x 180 cm, Central Anatolia, Konya The surviving piece is the lower end of a large Central Anatolian carpet that probably used to be almost five metres in length. The archaic style of

324 cm x 180 cm. Hand woven. Wool and cotton on wool. Konya region. Anatolia. Tribal rug antique. Condition see photos. Object can be shipped. 324 cm x 180 cm. Handgewebt. Wolle und Baumwolle auf Woll

Aksaray Kilim Half 432 x 76 cm (14' 2" x 2' 6") Turkey, late 19th century Condition: used, several missing parts and holes, small old repairs Warp: wool, weft: wool

Aksaray Kilim Panel, Turkey: 129'' x 35'' (328 x 89 cm). Late 19th c.

Aksaray Rug, Central Anatolia, before 18004 ft. 1 in. x 3 ft. 6 in.; backedProvenance: Omer Bozdag, Istanbul, April 2007.Literature: Hali 157. ?Unusually Anatolian.? Hali Publications Ltd: London, 200

Ca. 1800, 413 x 117 cm, Central Anatolia, Cappadocia Woven without borders and probably made in Aksaray, this kilim features impressively intense and luminous colours in the beautiful combinations tha

Pre 1800, 185 x 90 cm, Central Anatolia, Cappadocia Now world famous, this fragment of a saf kilim with a double niche design was first published by the Sailer Gallery in 1988. It is not only the spac

First half 18th century, 290 x 96 cm, Central Anatolia, Cappadocia Very rare and possibly unique, this Cappadocian rug entered the Wollheim Collection through Ulrich Schürmann during the Sixties. The

Ca. 1700, 368 x 145 cm, Central Anatolia, Cappadocia Kilims and other flatweaves were discovered as a collecting field some fifty years ago. The criteria for their assessment have changed over the cou

Late 18th century, 205 x 153 cm, Central Anatolia, Konya region Two huge octagons with hooked outlines, each filled to its full extent by a large central star, are aligned on the central axis of the r

Pre 1800, 420 x 150 cm, Central Anatolia, Cappadocia Large elibelinde designs in brilliant and diverse colours, closely spaced in offset horizontal rows, combine into an expressive tile design in the

Early 19th century, 393 x 172 cm, Central Anatolia, Cappadocia VOK Collection: Anatolia 69 Three closely spaced devices composed of steeply diagonal, long red-and-white hooks fill the dark brown field

18th century, 391 x 142 cm, Central Anatolia, Konya region VOK Collection, Anatolia 67 In this two-panel Aksaray kilim, the extremely fine weave has resulted in a precise drawing. Any connoisseur of A

First half 19th century, 389 x 146 cm, Central Anatolia, Cappadocia Woven in a single piece, this white-ground double niche kilim displays a strikingly rare composition: the four large double niches e

Second half 19th century , 436 x 170 cm, Central Anatolia VOK Collection: Anatolia 64The white field and wide brown-ground elems show a design of nested diamonds equal in size throughout, but differen

Late 18th century, 206 x 148 cm, Central Anatolia, Konya region Two huge octagons with hooked outlines, each filled to its full extent by a large central star, are aligned on the central axis of the r

17th century, 202 x 109 cm, Central Anatolia, Cappadocia A fragment of an early Aksaray kilim with a field design of large geometrically stylised carnations on a brown ground and a main border with ma

First half 19th century, 374 x 169 cm, Central Anatolia, Cappadocia VOK Collection: Anatolia 76Abrashed in several places, the red field of this two-panel kilim is dominated by two huge nested hexagon

pre 1800, 410 x 140 cm, Central Anatolia, Konya In this large kilim, five powerful diamonds in dark blue, red and green largely fill the length and width of the field. The white yarn consists of wool

Pre 1800, 191 x 88 cm, Central Anatolia, Cappadocia This section of a panel from a kilim originally woven in two parts displays a light red field and a wide orange-ground border, which has X-forms in

18th century, 398 x 142 cm, Central Anatolia, Konya The white field of this large two-panel kilim is covered in a dense repeat of double nested lozenges with lateral parmakli outlines that create a ha

18th century, 315 x 155 cm, Central Anatolia, Cappadocia A Hotamis Turkmen kilim woven in a single piece in a design of horizontal stripes decorated with hexagons and hourglass-shaped figures. The int

first half 19th century, a = 313 x 72, b = 330 x 75 cm, Central Anatolia, Konya A two-panel white-ground kilim of the double niche type woven in the Aksaray area. Due to the different lengths of the p