A BOKARA REG GROUND RUG, with three rows of interlocking lozenges. 106 x 140cm

A BOKARA REG GROUND RUG, with three rows of interlocking lozenges. 106 x 140cm

Having red ground with three rows, each with 7 gulls or medallions. [106" L x 91 1/2" W]. Poor condition. Multiple holes, tears, and repairs.

A TEKKE BOKHARSA WOOL RUG c.1900 The red ground rectangular field woven with three rows of ivory guls, contained within attending borders and lozenge end panels. 170 x 117cm

Hand knotted wool Afghan Bokhara rug, having three rows of repeating guls on a red ground, 6' 5" x 4' 11".

A Bokhara rug with three rows of nine connected red, white, and blue tekke guls on a cream ground. Provenance: From the original collection of the Maybrook mansion in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania. The 20,0

Hand-knotted Boukhara rug, executed in wool, centering three rows of red and white guls on navy blue ground, 75" x 50.5" (approx. 6' x 4')

ANTIQUE KILIM SCATTER RUG, central red ground within a border having three parallel rows featuring vibrant and bold traditional designs. Late 19th/early 20th century. 76" x 50 1/2". Pro

Turkoman Bokhara hand knotted wool area rug, the central field with rows of gul designs against a red ground, all framed by bands of geometric motifs, 187"l x 106"w (15' 7" x 8' 10").

As befits a rug woven by Qashghai women, this superbly abrashed nomadic scatter shows three rows of colourfully attired ladies, one row with outstretched and joined arms. The medium blue ground ranges

Traditional red ground with three lozenges down the centre of the rug, late 19th C. 6'0" x 3'0" KEYWORD SEARCH TERMS: Carpet, Rug, Iran, Iranian, Persian, Afghan, Afghanistan, Turkish, Armenian, Cauca

with three rows of stacked diamonds and a key border in cream on a light brown ground within a dark brown border 69 x 36 inches

Hand knotted Sino-Bohkara rug, executed in mercerized cotton on a cotton foundation, having three rows of cream guls on a salmon ground. Approx. l. 6' 1", w. 4' 1".

Having three rows of octagonal medallions on a red ground within a pattern border - l. 126 x w. 89 in. Provenance: From the estate of a Rye, NY Lady Inventory Code: 6L-100

A Navajo (Diné) regional rug The dark border surrounds three vertical rows of serrated diamond devices, on a variegated gray/brown ground. 67 1/2 x 47 in.

First quarter 20th century Four rows of three stepped diamonds on a gray ground, dark brown, taupe/brown, cream, red and gray wools 6'8.5" H x 4'3" W

First half 19th century, 97 x 90 cm, Central Asia, West Turkestan The field design of this very rare, square sitting rug consists of three rows of five Memling güls and chemche secondary motifs. Star

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

The straw-sand field shows a three column design with concave lozenges interlaced with stiff stems on the sides and a central near black double line with finial rosettes. Secondary vinery with more ro

In a style related to flatwoven Kuba soumak rugs, the royal blue field hosts three pointed, reticulated cruciform medallions with dark blue central octagons. Secondary lozenge “guls” decor

The mellow rust madder ground shows a three column pattern of serrated rosettes up the centre and flanked by triples of elaborate flaming palmettes. Smaller palmettes accented in navy tilt and lazily

A Heriz version of the famous Harshang (“Crab”) pattern on a camel-tone ground with three columns of palmettes, rosettes and acanthus-oak leaves, in dark blue, light blue, rust, teal and c

The navy ground is decorated with birds and running animals along with leafy stems and shrubs, and supports a three full-column allover pattern of cartouches, octilobe roundels and eight-lobe motives.

This and related, ivory-ground, patterns were popular at the turn of theb19th century in Kerman, Feraghan-Arak and other Urban Persian locales. Here rows of acanthus arabesques support vases with thre

The desirable and relatively rare sky blue indigo field steps at the corners to position the madder field with its royal blue palmette octogramme medallion and barred pendants. Ivory four palmette cru