Caucasian or East Anatolian Fragment, Anatolia or Caucasus, c. 1800 or earlier, cream colored field

Traditional tribal design, West Anatolian, 19th C or earlier. 5'6" x 3'6" KEYWORD SEARCH TERMS: Carpet, Rug, Iran, Iranian, Persian, Afghan, Afghanistan, Turkish, Armenian, Caucasian, Caucasus, Tribal

ca. 1800, 339 x 137 cm, East Caucasus This early rug from the Kuba region displays an immaculately drawn Harshang field design on a light red ground and a green main border decorated with a white kufi

first half 19th century, 232 x 105 cm, East Anatolia An early Kurdish village rug in fragmented condition; the right-hand side is missing. The four-and-one field design of a box-shaped white central m

Marasali Shirvan/Daghestan Prayer Rug, East Caucasus, c. 1900, illegibly dated-possibly 1323 AH/1906 AD, 4 ft. 2 in. x 4 ft. 7 in. Provenance: Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Walter D. Cockerham, New Orlea

Shirvan Rug, East Caucasus, c. 1900, 3 ft. 11 in. x 4 ft. 7 in., even wear, small areas of re-piling.

Mid 19th century, 241 x 124 cm, East Anatolia The field design of large, alternately red- or blue-ground box shapes, each containing a powerful cruciform motif decorated with four arrows, appears to h

Second half 19th century, 242 x 113 cm, East Anatolia The field design is divided into three red or blue segments which each contain a large device decorated with arrows. The orange-ground border, so

Ottoman Empire, c. 1800 or earlier; A fine Ottoman sword (shamshir) with extensive applied gold decoration to blade including prayers and cartouches probably with owner's name (?). Engraved quillon an

Ottoman Empire, c. 1800 or earlier; A fine Ottoman sword (shamshir), the blade with long fuller to each side, one of which is filled with gold inlay Islamic script. Horn grips. Wood core scabbard shea

Large Ziegler Mahal Antique carpet produced by Ziegler & Co. originally from the small village of Mahallat late 19th C and early 20th C. Traditional light colored field with subtle contrasting overall

Lot 128 Yuruk Rug Fragment East Anatolia last quarter of 19th century 7 ft 2 1/2 in x 3 ft 8 1/2 in Provenance: Jim Dixon Collection

Early Caucasian Village Rug Caucasus c. first half 19th century Provenance: The Jim Dixon Collection 3 ft. 8 in. x 6 ft. 1 in. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further

Mid 19th century, 240 x 116 cm, South East Caucasus The narrow red field contains horizontal rows of small octagons and diamonds. The wide, dark green main border presents the design of Talish rosette

Fine East Anatolian Van Kilim, Late 19th C. Size: 5'10'' x 10'5'' (178 x 318 cm). 14 lbs. Warp: wool; weft: wool; natural dyes. Small restorations in Turkey, superb condition. Ex Peter Willborg.

East Caucasian Prayer Rug Caucasus Circa third quarter 19th century, an older prayer rug from the Shirvan region with an unusual design and a wide array of colors. 2 ft. 11 in. x 5 ft. 1 in. For furth

Late 19th century, 273 x 118 cm, South East Caucasus In the dark blue field, four large star-shaped blossoms with a radially conceived interior design of leaves, blossoms and stepped polygons alternat

18th C. Karabagh "Eagle" Rug Fragment, Caucasus, 3'2'' x 7'5'' (97 x 226 cm). Weight: 7 lbs. Material: wool pile, wool warp, wool weft.

Wool. Iran. original Persian Serapi circa last quarter 19th century from north west Persia. Bold geometric design with floral influence on rust colored field. Teal, green, blue and cream accent colors

KUBA CARPET EAST CAUCASUS, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY the abrash indigo field with allover polychrome lozenge pattern, within ivory hooked diagonal border (276cm x 164cm)

The brightly colored field with two columns of rectangular tiles, each enclosing a hooked and stepped star filled medallion all enclosed within a saffron border enclosing with continuous star medallio

First half 19th century, 236 x 103 cm, South East Caucasus In this very beautiful Talish, the undecorated, blazing red met hane field is surrounded by an inner outline decorated with a frieze of point

Soumak Rug Caucasus c. mid 19th century, an early and colorful Caucasian dragon soumak with a bright yellow border and a wide array of colors. This piece has a more archaic aesthetic to its drawing th

Mid 19th century, 168 x 91 cm, North East Caucasus Judging by its knotting structure, this white-ground prayer rug was woven in Daghestan although the long format, the field design of angular botehs a

Second half 19th century, 178 x 100 cm, East Caucasus, Kuba region Three large hexagons are lined up on a pole along the central axis of the blue-black field and crowned at both ends with a serrated r