Adana kilim fragment. Mounted on canvas. Cm 136x86. Mid or second half 19th century. Bold colors, great character, poor condition, proud output. ... read more
Small, sweet, beautiful Uzbekh silk ikat fragment. Cm 124x42 ca.
Second half 19th century. --- Mount it, frame it, hang it......and you'll ... read more
Old fragment. Curious little carpet fragment, Persian or maybe indian? Cotton foundation, wool pile. Thin with very low pile. Inexplicable shape. 15" ... read more
Super Purple Kilim-Design Anatolian Pile Fragment. Old and wonderful with top color. (size is about 4'0"x3'4".) This piece is mounted and conserved ... read more
Antique caucasian shirvan prayer rug fragment. Almost half the rug. All good natural colors. Old piece with great variety of plant designs ... read more
Exceptional multi-medallion long Demerci Kula Fragment (about 65% of the original rug) circa 1776.
Inscribed multiple times with "mashallah".
Very soft pile ... read more
Old rug fragment. Caucasian? Northwest Persian? Kurdish? All natural colors. Interesting design. Just the piece for that narrow wall space. 19th c. ... read more
Early caucasian rug fragment. Beautiful drawing and world class color. All natural colors featuring a terrific yellow ground, real purples, rich greens ... read more
Amtique very long turkoman fragment. The perfect addition to that main carpet that had it's skirt panel removed. Good pile. Natural colors. ... read more
Antique little caucasian rug fragment. Diminutive. Older "keyhole" type. All good natural colors. Rough and dirty condition as shown. ca. 1875, ... read more
Antique little caucasian rug fragment. Very fine quality and weave. Vibrant natural colors. Corroded ground. Clean but rough as shown. Good age, ... read more
Kungrad Embroidered Band Fragment, Central Asia,
19th Century, 1’8” x 2’7” (exclusive of the mount)
An very rare example of textile art from ... read more
Akstafa Rug Fragment, Caucasus Region, 19th century, approx 2'10" x 3'6"
An extremely graphic example of this well known and desirable design type. ... read more
Tsutsugaki ‘noshi’ futonji panel, Japan, Meiji (circa 1880), cm 96x33. a really lovely panel fragment from a bedding cloth (futonji), decorated in ... read more
Pre-Columbian textile fragment, Chancay Culture, Peru, 1200 - 1400 a.d. w. great imagery. Fantastic oversized anthropomorphic figure with Escher-like bird (pelican?) motif. ... read more
