TAPPETO TRIBALE KOZAK, PERGAMO, ANATOLIA

particolare il decoro del campo, bordura chiara con piccoli fiori cm 110x86

Melas rug. Anatolia. Late 19th century. Good state of conservation, natural corrosion of brown color. 154x102cm approx. Tappeto Melas. Anatolia. Fine XIX secolo. Buono stato di conservazione, corrosio

Area Konya rug. Anatolia. Mid 19th century. Excellent state of conservation. 171x107cm approx. Tappeto Area Konya. Anatolia. Meta' XIX secolo. Ottimo stato di conservazione. 171x107 cm ca.

Bergama Area rug. Anatolia. First half of the 20th century. In perfect condition, full pile. 172x132 cm approx. Tappeto Area Bergama. Anatolia. Prima meta' del XX secolo. Perfetto stato di conservazio

Silk Panderman rug. Anatolia. Early 20th century. Excellent state of conservation. 177x123cm approx. Tappeto Panderman in seta. Anatolia. Inizi XX secolo. Ottimo stato di conservazione. 177x123 cm ca.

Second half 19th century, 118 x 89 cm, North West Anatolia, Bergama region This Kozak village rug displays a rare design of six vertical bands in which box shapes topped with an arrowhead are lined up

Tappeto Ushack in lana d'angora. Anatolia Centrale. Fine XIX secolo. Ottimo stato di conservazione. Mis. Lung. cm. 80 Alt. cm. 133 ca. Val. 700/900

Second half 19th century, 96 x 80 cm, North West Anatolia, Bergama region Known as "ceyrek" in Anatolia, this small format is typical of carpets woven in the village of Kozak north of Bergama which ca

CON IMPIANTO RICONDUCIBILE ALL' AREA DI GAZIANTEP, ANATOLIA SUD ORIENTALE, CIRCA 1880 CM 120X206 Questo tappeto appartiene a un gruppo specifico realizzato dagli armeni nell'area kazaka. Necessita res

Early Hotamish Kilim, Central Anatolia, 17th/18th C., 2'6'' x 10'11'' (76 x 333 cm). Weight: 6 lbs. Material: wool surface, wool warp. This kilim is Plate 2 in IMAGE, IDOL, SYMBOL, ANCIENT ANATOLIAN K

Balikesir Kilim, Northwest Anatolia, 18th C., Size: 4'6'' x 7'6'' (137 x 229 cm). Weight: 8 lbs. Material: wool surface, wool warp. This kilim is Plate 3 in IMAGE, IDOL, SYMBOL, ANCIENT ANATOLIAN KILI

Oushak Rug, West Anatolia, late 19th c., 16'11'' x 17'10'' (516 x 544 cm). Weight: 140 lbs.

Karapinar Saf Kilim, Central Anatolia, 18th C., Size: 4'0'' x 6'8'' (122 x 203 cm). Weight: 6 lbs. Material: wool surface, wool warp. This kilim is Plate 6 in IMAGE, IDOL, SYMBOL, ANCIENT ANATOLIAN KI

Early Hotamish Kilim, Central Anatolia, 17th/18th C., 4'2'' x 14'5'' (127 x 439 cm). Weight: 9 lbs. Material: wool surface, wool warp. This kilim is Plate 8 in IMAGE, IDOL, SYMBOL, ANCIENT ANATOLIAN K

Early Hotamish Kilim, Central Anatolia, 17th/18th C., 2'3'' x 8'8'' (69 x 264 cm). Weight: 3 lbs. Material: wool surface, wool warp. This kilim is Plate 7 in IMAGE, IDOL, SYMBOL, ANCIENT ANATOLIAN KIL

Oushak Rug, West Anatolia, circa 1900, 9'11'' x 18'1'' (302 x 551 cm). Weight: 80 lbs.

Early Transylvanian Rug Anatolia c. second half 17th century, Romania is home to one of the most impressive collections of surviving antique Oriental rugs from the Ottoman Empire. This vibrant antique

Grande tappeto decorato a rombi in policromia, firmato nel bordo, Persia fine sec.XIX cm. 450x520

Ushak (Oushak) carpet, West Anatolia, circa 1900. Reduced in size. Provenance: Christie's, New York "Opulence" sale, April 13, 2017, lot 236. [18' 8" x 17' 6"]. In overall good condition.

Annodato a mano, 100 nodi per Sq/inch, 100% lana, made in India. Anno 2019, W. 460 - D. 380 Cm

Anatolia silk and metal thread rug, 7' x 4'5", c.1900.

Yuncu Kilim, Northwest Anatolia, Early 19th C., 5'4'' x 7'7'' (163 x 231 cm). Material: wool surface, wool warp. Provenance: ex collection Peter Davies, author, Antique Kilims of Anatolia (Norton and

CM 330X443 Un magnifico tappeto decorato a farfalle e mazzi di fiori, senza medaglione centrale. Sono assenti anche i cantonali che sono stati elegantemente rimpiazzati da quattro farfalle ad ali aper

Fine Konya Rug, Central Anatolia, Ca. 1800, 3'9'' x 9'11'' (114 x 302 cm). Purchased in the 1960's by Shehady from the Arbuthnot estate, Pittsburgh, PA; ex. Rob and Ada Brandegee; ex. Robert B. Faye.