Afghan Area Rug 4.1x6.2

Hand kontted Bokhara Afghan Area Rug 3'x5' Shipping rates are determined by Parcel weight and destination. Combined shipping: Please ask about combined shipping for multiple lots before bidding. Locat

AFGHAN AREA RUGAfghan, mid-20th century. Soft red and brown with ivory highlights, centering three geometric medallions surrounded by latch hook highlights and assorted geometric shapes.5 ft. x 2 ft.

Afghan Area Rug filed with repeating red, blue, and green geometric design and with navy border within multiple minor borders. 5 ft. x 6 ft. 6 in. From the Collection of the late Dr. & Mrs. Henry C. a

Late 20th century, wool. Red field, dark red border and floral and geometric border. 4'5" x 7'2".

Afghan area rug, 44" x 6'4"

Afghan area rug. Red field center columned arch way with vase of flowers.Overall floral design with four repeating borders. Comdition fair loss of pile and spotted areas. One ended with reductions rip

Red toned afghan designed rug with white and orange accents in geometric patterns. Approximately 4ft 2 inches x 2ft 4 inches. Moderate wearing to threading on edges. Red rugs, afghan rugs, floor decor

Semi-Antique 6' 8" x 4' 5" Afghan area rug.

Hand Knotted Collection Tribal Afghan Wool & Wool Area Rug 4'x7' Shipping rates are determined by Parcel weight and destination. Combined shipping: We offer combine shipping on multiple items purchase

Runner is handmade and wool. Piece has intricate multi toned geometric & animal figure detail. Rug appears to be antique possibly vintage. Edges of rug have short cream toned fringes. Piece measures a

This is an Afghan Bokhara Area Rug. The size is 7 X 10 Size: 6'7 x 9'8" Origin: Afghanistan Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit

New/old stock (c. 2000) 12' 1" x 8' 3" Afghan Chobi area rug. Hand-knotted wool on a cotton foundation. A very stout rug. Chobis are a back-to-the craft style of Pakistani carpet. They're typically a

From the tribal nomads in eastern Persia and western Afghanistan. Generally in scatter sizes with allover and prayer designs, darker palettes, geometric drawing and medium weaves. There are also a var

Dimensions: L 86.25" x W 62.25" Condition: Colors bright; pile in very good vintage condition overall. Very light wear consistent with age and use.

Handmade Afghan Tribal Area Rug, having a brown field with red and blue repeating medallion decoration, brown border with red and blue geometric decoration, 4'3" x 2'6"

wool foundation, ivory field with mosque and minaret motif, one end with rings for display. 5 ft. 7 in. x 3 ft. 6 in. Private Collection, Durham, NC Additional high-resolution photos are available at

Recently made (new) 7' 11" x 6' 6" Afghan Chobi. Hand-knotted wool on a cotton foundation.

New/old Stock (c. 2000) 7' 8" x 5' 8" Afghan Soumak area rug. Wool-on-wool construction. Soumaks are an embroidered style of flatwoven rugs. This piece came through a liquidator and it's unclear if it

Hand knotted. Eight hexagonal medallions with geometric and fauna motifs in an cream field with multi-colored repeating linear patterns. Early to mid 20th c. 6'6"l x 3'9"w

Circa 1970s. Tribal design set in a rust red field with blue and green highlights. 3' 8-3/4" long x 3' 4" wide. LR IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you r

Hand woven. Dark red ground with geometric border and repeating medallions. Circa 1980s. 6'2" long X 4'1" wide. MG. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered

New/Old Stock 9' 2" x 7' 10" Afghan Kargai area rug. The color contrast is wonderful -- typical Afghani!

Large 13x9.5 Mid-Century Striped Afghan Kilim Area Rug. A hand woven, striped Afghan rug in tones of beige and brown. Finished with fringe on both ends. Tags still attached. A great living or dining r

Large 9x6 Mid-Century Striped Afghan Kilim Area Rug. Hand woven wool rug with blue, red, brown and yellow/beige stripes. Finished with fringe on both ends. Made in Pakistan, tags still attached. Great