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Anatolian Aydın fragment kilim 90x67 cm
Large Karadashli Torba,Circa 1800
Large Karadashli Torba,Circa 1800
The Lesley and Robert Pinner Collection of Turkmen Rugs
Skullcaps of Uzbekistan, 19th-20th Centuries by Irina Bogoslovskaya and Larisa Levteeva
Anatolian fragment Bayburt kilim 180x160 cm
Armenian Kazak rug 72x46" circa 1900
Northwest Persian rug 80x54" 1st quarter 20th cent
Malayer rug 80x52" circa 1900
Shirvan circa 1900 63x42"
Shahsavan(?) fragment dated 1892
17th.Century Ningxia fragment with wonderful dragons from an important Kangxi carpet.
Kurdish Saddlebag, 2'2'' x 2'6'', c. 1890
Kurd bag, 2'1'' x 2'7'', Late 19th Cent.
worn mucur prayer rug 150x104 cm
Afshar Saddlebag, 2'2'' x 4'2'', 1920
Salt Bag, 1'2'' x 1'6'', 1900
Reyhanlı fragment kilim 210x148
central anatolıan saddle bag
anatolian kurdish fragment carpet 208x98 cm
anatolian kurdish fragment carpet detaİl
Embroidered Turkman Mafrash Circa.1900 good condition,good colors.detail photos can see at the link below.
Anatolian(DAZKIRI)Bagfaces a Pair Circa.1880 Detail photos can see at the link below.
Shirwan Bagface Circa.1900 good condition,good piles,oxided brown.details photos can see at the link below.
Uzbek bagface Central Asia Circa 1900
Baluch bagface Northeast Pers;a 19th century Reduced in size
Karapinar Yastik Circa.1880 Detail photos can see at the link below
Bolivia, Aymara-Indios, Textile (No.10) 86 x 86 cm , 2'10" x 2'10" ft Ca. 1800
Konja Kilim 160 x 122 cm /5'3" x 4'0" ft, 19th century (No.18129)
Salor Main Carpet Fragment,Ca.1800,1'7"x9".
Antique small size Heriz 4 x 3,7 feet
Complete Pair of finely woven N.Persian Pile Bags with corrosive green,excellent pile, extraordinary flat woven decorated kelim backs. 19th. century
Complete Pair of N.Persian Pile Bags with corrosive Green,Excellent Pile,19th.Century,DETAIL embroidered back.
