Antique Malayer Village Rug with Vase/Peacock Design, circa 1900

An outstanding example of a Malayer rug with the 'mother and child' boteh design on an ivory ground. This rug is a rare example from this village featuring this sought after design. ...

A good village rug from the Greater Hamadan Region with an floral lattice design Circa 1920 The rug is a good example of the design found in Borodjert village which lies 120 km sout...

A good old example of the very popular Bakhtiari 'garden design' Each of the lozenge shaped compartments contains a stylized tree or shrub, many of the trees have small birds in them...

Size: 6ft 0in x 4ft 8in (182 x 141cm). Antique Tabriz region village rug of outstanding design with a small central medallion on a madder red ground. Circa 1900. The rug has a cl...

An exceptionally handsome and classic example of early 20th-century weaving, this antique Persian Sarouk rug (c. 1920s) is a favorite among designers for its enduring quality and sop...

An exquisite example of classic Persian weaving, this antique Sarouk rug (c. 1920s) is a testament to the enduring formality and quality of the region's craftsmanship. Sarouk rugs ar...

77235 Antique persian sarouk rug with vase design and Victorian style, scatter rug 03'06 x 05'00. This hand knotted wool antique Persian Sarouk rug features a vase design and Victorian style. Take center stage is a delicate ivory medallion surrounded by an all-over floral spray pattern on a deep red backdrop. The floral pattern is composed of a variety of flowers, palmettes, curved hyacinth, leafy tendrils, lotus, and roundel roses. At either end of the rug are small vases sitting on a thin plinth with arrangements of blossoms and flowering branches reaching towards the center. A diamond lozenge guard band encloses the center field. It is framed with a botanical and lotus border flanked with inner and outer carnation Meander guard borders. This antique Sarouk scatter rug...

Antique Malayer Persian rug, circa 1890. Hand knotted Malayer rug with all-over pattern, low pile and good patina, circa 1890. Size: 4'3 x 6'2.