1880 Very Fine Cuval Size: 118x71cm Natural colors

Uzbekistan Karakalpak Rug Size 152x290cm / 5'0'' x 9'6''

1870 unique soltanabad

Antique Camel Hair Serab Rug. Size 2'11''x21'.

Antique Swedish kilim(Rolakan technique), no: 221, size: 83*28cm, wall hangings.

Indian Trade textiles 021, Basta, Block-prints, For the Indonesian market, plays important role as a ceremonial cloth, early 19th century, good condition. ... read more

a Khamseh bag face with good color and soft, shiny wool. Good condition. 2'3" x 2'2"

Central Asian Uzbek Ikat Chapan

Anatolian Maden Prayer Rug Size 113x208 cm / 3'7'' x 6'8''

Boro Pilgrim's Jacket - Suzukake Outstanding cotton pilgrim's jacket from the early 1900's. It has many stamps of the holy locations where the ... read more

Anatolian Usak Fragment cm 2.36 x 2.00 1800 circa

1804# Tibet Man Lama clothes, handicraft wool, good age and quality.

1803# Tibet Lama clothes, handicraft wool, good age and quality.

a bold, powerful and early Konya piece. Lush pile in parts .Possibly a Yatak? 7' x 5'2".

Antique Tibetan/Chinese Textile. Good age .

Fabulous 1840 or earlier Ladik prayer 3’9” x 5’10”, with amazing colors, tomato red field, real butter yellow border, lovely deep aubergene ... read more

Kurdish 3' x 6'6" Color & corrosion Couple selvedge breaks

#1b521 Hand made antique Caucasian Kazak Mohan rug 3.8' x 8.2' ( 116cm x 250cm ) 1880.c

Angarkha(Coat)fine Muslin Cotton with Applied work,From Lucknow ,Utter Pradesh. India.C.1900.Worn by Royal Nawab Muslims Family Of Lucknow(DSC06508 New).

Qasqhay Bagface Size: 55x51cm Natural colors, made in circa 1910

Very good condition considering its tribal use. One area of old damage of about 4" on back side (photo). No obvious color ... read more

South Persia, Qashkai tribal migration bedding bag. All wool with mostly natural colors and with leather straps. Circa 1920 -1930. Size : ... read more

antique small baluch rug with interesting design features. Another piece from a local Boston home. In very rough condition but with some ... read more