Early Yastik Fragment. Central Anatolia. 2nd Half 19th Century. Abrashed field with saturated colors including strong purple and turquoise. Compare the rendering ... read more
Vivid Saturated Color. Two matching fragments of an Anatolian Yatak, mounted together and conserved. multicolored carnations on a golden-saffron abrashed ground, perfect ... read more
Pre-columbian tie-dyed fragment. This charming little fragment is a beautiful example of a very complex weaving and dying process. It has ... read more
Stars & Stripes. Caucasian, most probably Shirwan, kilim fragment. Cm55x75. Mid or 3rd q 19th century. Very very fine weave. Great natural ... read more
Super fine Turkoman tentband fragment, unusually wide at 1'9", with beautiful velvety pile and sparkling magenta silk highlights. Must be early 19th ... read more
Antique Kazak rug fragment with a charming row of animals. Some decent pile. Some wear and brown oxidation. Edges all tattered. Reasonably ... read more
a small collection of 17th century Safavid carpet fragments woven in the 'Vase' technique. Each from different carpets, offering an overview of ... read more
Early tribal rug fragment, probably northwest Persian with an interesting design featuring large memling guls and colorful endless knots. Add in many ... read more
Rare and beautiful fragment of a 17th/18th century Karapinar rug with directional palmettes and stylised tulips, Central Anatolia. An example with this ... read more
