Three Pile Weave Bag Faces

Three Pile Weave Bag Facesthe first a Baluch saddlebag with two similar pile-weave faces in dark reds, browns, and blue, each featuring a star within a central medallion with floating S-motifs, within

SOUTH-CENTRAL IRAN AFSHAR HAND WOVEN WOOL SADDLE BAGS, C. 1930S, W 1'5" L 3'1" Pile weave bag faces, flat-woven in the center.

Pair of antique Shahzavan pile weave bag face Cushions Last Quarter of 19th Century. Wool on a wool foundation Size: 68 cms x 52 cms (27 ins x 21 ins). Please note: this Lot can be viewed in person at

Three Small Flat-Weave Rugs or Bag Faceswool; the first a red plain-weave with added green, orange, and brown weft stitching to form a central diamond motif with borders of hooked and wave-like motifs

Three Flat-Weave Kilim or Nomadic Bag Faceswool, with weft-wrapping (soumak) technique, each with bands of hooked, horned, and geometric motifs in blues, dark reds, white, and dark yellow, one with ho

PERSIA, MID 20TH CENTURY. A semi-antique Persian bag face saddle bag rug. Both sides intact with colorful low pile and flat weave with tassels in each corner. The rug is backed with a striped carpet w

A Persian Kashgai / Qashgai bag face saddle bag / storage bag with fringe and tassels. Hand-knotted, wool pile and wool foundation. Kilim flat weave backing. Measures 46" x 19.75" (measurement include

Two Antique Caucasian Weavings, including a 5-sided "beshik" in kilim weave; and a pair of attached pile bagfaces with long kilim ends. Beshik: 3'4" x 1'9" x 1'7" and 1'7" x 4'9", 9 lbs. Note: There A

Three South Persian Bag Faces 57 x 60 cm / 51 x 59 cm / 47 x 44 cm 1' 10" x 2' / 1' 8" x 1' 11" / 1' 7" x 1' 5" Persia, ca. 1900 Condition: very good, mostly good pile, slight signs of use Warp: wool,

Three West/Northwest Persian Bagfaces, Late 19th C.Material: wool pile, wool warp, wool weft. 18'' x 18'' (46 x 46 cm). 20'' x 21'' (51 x 53 cm) .Weight: 3 lbs. Please Note: There Are No Hidden or Con

Three 19th C. Jaff Kurd Bagfaces, largest: 2'5'' x 1'9'' (74 x 53 cm). Weight: 5 lbs. Material: wool pile, wool warp, wool weft.

Three 19th C. Jaff Kurd Bagfaces, Persia, largest: 2'4'' x 2'0'' (71 x 61 cm). Weight: 7 lbs. Material: wool pile, wool warp, wool weft.

sewn together. Substantial wear and fraying, a couple of patches. 4' 10" long, 3' 8" wide. All rugs sold as is.

Turkish hand knotted pile bag face, the face having an abstract floral design in blue, cream, and orange on a red ground, with a meander border on a white ground, 2' 5"h x 2' 4"w.

2 West Persian Pile Bagfaces, Ca. 1900. Largest: 0'11'' x 0'11'' (28 x 28 cm). Weight: 1 lbs. Material: wool pile, wool warp, wool weft.

Six piece rug lot to include blue Sarouk Oriental throw rug, 2' 7" x 4' 9", along with three bag face rugs 1' 10" x 2' 5", 16 6" x 1' 10", 1' 6" x 2", and two throw rugs 2' 10" x 3' 9", and 2' 4" x 5'

Kuba Pile Weave Saddle Bag, Caucasus, Late 19th C., 1'4'' x 4'0'' (41 x 122 cm). Weight: 4 lbs. Material: wool pile, wool warp, wool weft.

Mid 20th century. Persian Kurdish bag faces with piled textiles with ethnographic tribal motifs. Average 20" x 22". And small Kilim fragment. 17" x 51".

Mid 20th century, wool. Largest has rust red field with geometric bands, 2'7"w. 4' 5"l. and two similar bag faces with blue fields cream borders and geometric patterns. 1' 9"w. 2' 8"l. Heavy wear and

South Pile Caucasian bag face, circa 1900, 1-9 x 2-2 ft.

Three Bokara Oriental Bag Faces, 2' 10" x 3' 5", 2' 4" x 3' 8", 2' 4" x 4', one torn.

second half 19th century, 61 x 59 cm, South East Caucasus, Moghan-Savalan Very fine in weave, this sumakh bag face of the Moghan Shahsavan used to be part of a khorjin. The dark blue field is filled a

Three Small Rugs or Bag Faceswool; the first in dark purple and blue with center linked medallions with cross centers, with multiple minor twist-like borders (17 x 34 in.); the second in dark red with

Late 19th century, a = 57 x 76 cm, b = 54 x 78 cm, c = 65 x 81 cm, South Persia, Kerman region These three Afshar bags with knotted faces and the original kilim backs are all halves of double bags. ��