1920s More Carpets

Antique East Turkestan Khotan rug, country of origin: East Turkestan, date circa early 20th century. Size: 6 ft 6 in x 9 ft (1.98 m x 2.74 m). Khotan is an oasis in Eastern Turkestan...

This antique Persian Malayer runner is rendered in shades of brown, blue, cream and gray. The field and the border both hold an all-over design. Measures; 3'6 x 13'5 Country of Origin: Iran Type: Malayer Design: Herati, All-Over, Geometric-Floral Keivan Woven Arts; rug PTA-21014 : Persian rug, Authentic Persian Rug...

Antique Turkish Oushak small rug in bright red, blue, lavender, orange & green. Country of origin: Turkey; Type: Oushak; Design: Medallion, Floral Medallion; Keivan Woven Art: EN-141030, antique Oushak Measures: 3'5 x 5'3 This antique Oushak is rendered in bold shades of red, denim blue, ivory, gold, green and small hints of pink and mauve. The large center medallion is decorated with small floral motifs within, as well as on the ivory border. Each corner has floral cornices...

This antique Hamedan was hand-knotted in Iran during the 1920's. The center field displays a Herati design, nicknamed the "fish" design in a creamy apr...

This Fine rug with its multicolored ground, surrounded by a main border and two minor borders creates a light and generous feel that will suit both a contemporary and traditional roo...

Chocolate background and light brown border antique Persian Tabriz rug with all-over Herati design and geometric border, rug SUS-2007-285, country of origin / type: Iran / Tabriz, ci...

All-over Persian Earth toned vintage Hamadan rug Floral design Hamedan vintage rug in brown and light grayish-blue color tones, rug KBE-200204, origin / type: Iran / Hamedan, circa ...

Eastern European Thracian Kilim, circa 1920 Handwoven.

Antique Turkish Rug With Vertical Stripe Design in Light Green, Red, Light Orange and Purple. Country of Origin: Turkey; Type: Oushak; Design: Panel, Ottoman Motif, Botanical; Keivan Woven Arts: rug#EN-1107; Vintage Turkish Rug with a Unique Modern Design in Green, Red and Purple ; Antique Turkish Oushak Measures: 3'7 x 6'6. With a multitude of stacking frames...

Sevas/Sivas rugs from western Anatolia are renowned for their fine weaves and intricate designs. Set on a taupe and warm grey background, this outstanding small rug displays a variet...

Antique Kerman Rug 5'7'' x 8'7''. This niche layout SE Persian urban scatter shows a slender tree, bifurcating and rejoining, with accents of doubl...

Antique French Tapestry (Pair) 1'6'' x 1'6''.

Antique Balouch rug 2'4'' x 2'9''.

Antique Sarouk Rug 2' x 2'2''.

Antique Afshar Rug 4'4'' x 6'1''. The Afshar tribes of SE Persia are incredibly versatile, weaving nearly any pattern, in either knot type, with wool or cotton foundations. Here the ...

Antique Sarab rug 3'8'' x 4'3''.

Antique Bakhshaish Rug 2'3'' x 2'11''.

Antique Tribal Afshar Rug 4'11'' x 6'8''.

Antique Sarouk rug, measures : 1'11'' x 2'4''. Transitioning from Farahan Sarouk to "American style" Sarouk, with a medallion and corners design on trend, but with large, curving flo...

Antique Sarouk rug 1'9'' x 2'4''. This small West Persian village scatter in the "American Sarouk" manner shows a slightly abrashed rust-red field ...

Antique Malayer runner measures 3'1'' x 14'8''.

Antique Afshar rug 5' x 6'5''. Thirteen rows of broad tailed peacocks in straw, sand, deep red and medium blue, with flowers between individual birds, run a...

Antique Malayer Rug 4'4'' x 6'6''. This short-pile west Persian town scatter with a cotton foundation, single weft, and symmetric knots shows a distinc...

The wine red field is covered by a unidirectional pattern of smooth, rounded off-white botehs, with a small flowr and leaf pattern repeated between. Straw-sand main border with palme...

Antique Karajeh Heriz rug measures: 3'0'' x 9'7''.

Antique Lilihan Rug 12'0'' x 20'10''.

This east Anatolian workshop carpet features a beige field closely patterned with offset, half-drop rows of uniform, tight floral bunches. Ecru main border with volute vinery, forked...

Abrash tells the dominant tale on this good condition restricted light palette eastern Turkish [if it’s a Sivas] scatter. The generally subdued palette works straw, sand, golden brow...

Antique Genje Runner 3'2'' x 14'1''. Not a Caucasian Gendje, but something from a village south of the bordering Arax river. The camel-tone field is zig-zagged or stepped on its edge...

This well-woven urban creation features a coral red field supporting a three column end-to-end pattern of open octogrammes, near black palmettes enclosing upright flowers, lazy petal...

Sarouk Rug 2'6'' x 6'3''.

Antique Karajeh Runner 3'0'' x 10'7''.

Kashan is located in the center of Iran in the Isfahan province and is one of Iran's oldest cities. The area was one of the primary seats of pre-historic civilization, with Sialk only 4km from current day Kashan, of which sections date back more than 6000BC. The city of Kashan got it name from the initial inhabitants, the Kasian people of Tapeh Sialk. Built on the outskirts of the salt lake and desert of Iran, the climate is hot and dry. Some claim that the Three Wise Men hailed from Kashan, whether or not this claim has any grounding the fact the claim is made highlights the prestige of the city in ancient times. Beautiful Kashan rugs have been crafted here since the 17th century during the Safavid dynasty, with many scholars believing that some of the smaller silk designs date back to the early 16th century. Kashan was a holiday retreat for many of the rulers of the Safavid era, benefiting from stunning architecture and the city is renowned for its stunning holiday homes. The rugs made in Kashan are often instantly recognizable and are amongst the most beautiful and famous of all Persian rugs. For many, when they think of a Persian rug, the image they see in their head is that of the traditional Kashan rug with central medallion on a red field with navy and ivory borders. Kashan Dabir From the mid-19th-early 20th century the finest quality rugs from Kashan were called Dabir and said to be from the workshop of Dabir. Today it is generally assumed that Dabir is an indication of Fine Kerman workshop production rather than a firm attribution. However with the existence of some signed Dabir rugs it is certain that the workshop existed. The early Kashan...