Senneh Kilim Fragment with all natural colors,fine weave and with very unusual deisgn,All over good condition,just cut from the middle and joint.E.mail ... read more
Fragment from an Algerian Embroidery, 37cm x 35cm excluding the frame, 18th century, silk embroidery on linen, expressively drawn. Price is £350 ... read more
This is a flatweave fragment with all natural colors,as found. Some parts the worn out spots can be restored easily,restoration available on ... read more
Two significant fragments of a Deccani Indian medallion carpet. Probably some time in the eighteenth century? The drawing is clearly inspired by ... read more
Indian Deccani carpet fragment. Circa 1700? Design reminiscent of Mughal pieces. corroded lac ground and black border with characteristic mustard gold. Very ... read more
Colorfull jusicy full pile caucasian ? Rug fragment,all colors seems to be natural,full soft shiny pile,very nice desigen,all original.Size 6'9"*4'3".E.mail for more ... read more
Anatolian carpet fragment, Karapinar, 30 x 90 inches (76 x 241cm), early 19th century. This carpet fragment contains more variants of the ... read more
Japanese orihon album Kogire harikomicho (Album of antique textiles fragments). Ninty-five fine fragments of antique Japanese textile including brocades and embroideries pasted ... read more
a collection made in Japan of fifteen large textile fragments mounted on cards 48x37 cm.
Including about nine large Indonesian batik fragments, eleven ... read more
Khotan runner fragment, earlier type with nicely drawn narrow borders. All good colors, blue and white cotton and several brown wool weft. ... read more
Small Antique Kantha embroidery. 10x10 inches. From the West Bengal region of India, traditionally created from fragments of old family garments and ... read more
Rare and important ancient fragment of an extraordinarily beautiful Saryk saddle-cover with glistening wool
and the finest symmetric knotting i have ever seen ... read more
Caucasian Blossom Carpet Fragment, excellent drawing and colors, 17th/ early 18th century. This is the top left-hand corner of the carpet. It ... read more
