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Meet Pasargad Home Antique Collection. This rug’s handmade, hand-knotted construction adds durability to this rug, ensuring it will last for many years. Each rug is handmade with 100% premium lamb's wool. With its timeless style, this rug is an elegant addition to any home decor collection.

This 14x17 antique Aubusson rug in the and is a rare oversized curation from Rug & Kilim’s European rug collection—a gorgeous palace rug recapturing the Neoclassical style, handwoven in wool and originated from France circa 1890-1900.On the Design: This exquisite rug is a testament to the timeless artistry of the French Aubusson weaving tradition. With its delicate palette of blush pinks, soft celadon greens, ivory, and warm beige-browns, the rug radiates a romantic sophistication that feels both graceful and grand. At its heart lies a lush central bouquet—a densely woven floral medallion blooming in pastel roses and foliage—encircled by garlands and scrollwork that echo the elegance of 18th-century neoclassical design.The composition is perfectly balanced, with ornamental corners and a lavish border that softly frame the central field, echoing motifs of floral festoons and arabesques. Each flourish, from the curling acanthus leaves to the intricate rose vines, speaks to a refined hand and a distinctly aristocratic sensibility. An heirloom of serene beauty and French cultural heritage, this is a truly magnificent piece for connoisseurs of historic textiles and invites a gentle grandeur into any space it graces.Condition: This Antique French Aubusson rug is in good condition for its age and origin.

Handwoven in wool and originating from France, this 2x11 French Gobelins pictorial tapestry from the early 18th Century is a rare and special new curation from Rug & Kilim—"Mois Grotesques" by Claude Audran le Jeune. On the Design:This vertical panel represents a twin piece from the same "Mois Grotesques" series designed by Claude Audran le Jeune (1708-1709) for the Gobelins manufactory. The design maintains the structured vertical format with compartmentalized ornamental sections on a golden-yellow ground characteristic of the series. This panel features a central mythological figure—likely representing one of the Olympian deities associated with a specific month—seated within an architectural baldaquin or niche with draped fabric elements. The design demonstrates the refined Régence aesthetic that bridged Louis XIV and Louis XV decorative styles, with precisely rendered grotesque ornamentation including acanthus scrolls, foliate garlands, and mythological vignettes organized in vertical progression. The medallion structure in the lower portion contains a secondary allegorical scene framed within an oval cartouche. The colorway employs the same burgundy-aubergine palette against the golden ground as its companion piece, maintaining visual cohesion within the series. This panel exemplifies the exceptional technical achievement of Gobelins weavers during this period, when designs likely involved collaboration between Audran, the young Antoine Watteau, and Alexandre-François Desportes for figural elements.Condition: This antique French tapestry further enjoys good condition for its age and origin—intended for use in wall-hanging projects only.

Originating from India circa 1900-1910, this antique rug connotes a transitional rug of a notably rare design, enjoying a beautifully scaled pattern, fantastic yarn, and the most pleasant colors both within and accenting the prevailing in this all-over pattern. Further on the design: This particular antique rug can almost definitely be traced back to one of the major weaving workshops of turn-of-the-century India, equally as likely made for the European—or more specifically English—market, connoting the culmination of its atypical but regal beauties seldom seen in this large size, let alone in good condition for a piece of its age and lineage.

Hand knotted in high-quality wool originating from Turkey between 1890-1900, this antique Kayseri wool rug hosts a classic pairing of russet and navy blue color ways complemented by a beige field background. Enjoying pristine condition and remarkable finesse, the very kaleidoscopic pattern of the field and mirrored borders alike highlights several subtle variations of the lotus palmette motif and the fish pattern, the former widely believed to represent rebirth befitting this piece’s very rejuvenating, autumnal tones.

Secure your most valued possessions in the Sanctuary Select Fire/Waterproof Safe with Electronic Lock, where ultimate protection meets timeless elegance. Fire-rated for 120 minutes at 1800°F and waterproof for 7 days in depths up to the handle, it features solid steel locking bolts and Uni-Weld construction to withstand extreme conditions. The illuminated electronic lock comes with two manual override keys to prevent getting locked out and offers convenience and reliability. Inside, the luxurious Camel Tan quilted interior, glass shelves, and mirrored back wall add a touch of sophistication, perfectly complementing the Frost Gray Gloss Metallic exterior. Approved by the California DOJ for firearm storage and backed by our best-in-class Lifetime Warranty, this safe is the ideal blend of security, functionality, and style. Rest assured, your valuables are in good hands.

This 17x17 antique Bessarabian Kilim is a rich and exciting new collectible from Rug & Kilim’s collection—one of few oversized pieces of its provenance, handwoven in wool and originating from Turkey circa 1880-1890. On the DesignDesigners and admirers of the craft alike will particularly appreciate this Kilim’s outstanding large size—one of the best and most versatile one can find in antique rugs and flatweaves of its period, and all-the-more impressive considering its level of love, detail, and overall sophistication. This grand work seems to exemplify those of its lineage while subtly innovating the style to a keen eye. Woven with meticulous craftsmanship, the piece showcases a commanding central medallion framed by layers of ornate floral borders—a hallmark of traditional Bessarabian design. The symmetrical layout radiates from the center, guiding the eye through a rich tapestry of botanical motifs and stylized vines.The color palette is both regal and earthy, featuring deep burgundy, olive green, soft ivory, muted taupe, and accents of plum and rose. These sophisticated tones create a beautiful contrast against the dark espresso-brown ground, lending the piece a dramatic presence that remains harmonious and balanced. Admirers of the craft will appreciate this as a particularly expressive work among Bessarabian flatweaves, with very finely woven drawings of exceptional quality.Condition: This antique Kilim further enjoys good condition for its age and origin—another rare trait in this exceptional find among its kind left today.

Originating from Turkey between 1870-1880, this hand-knotted antique Sivas wool rug embraces both regal and agricultural elements balancing unique, beautiful turquoise and rich crimson red colorways with a luminous, subtly textural open field. The geometric vine scroll border patterns transitioning into the field spandrels elegantly frame the brighter beige field in a masterful emphasis on the garden and harvest themes at play in this rare traditional portrait.

Despite the complexity and the sophistication of the design both of the borders and of the field, this entire carpet espouses an intriguing subdued quality throughout. Here is a striking antique rug an antique Tabriz carpet that was woven in Persia around the turn of the twentieth century. Generally speaking, antique Tabriz rugs and carpets are celebrated for their sophisticated compositions, which strongly reflect the most important qualities of Persian City Rugs. This particular antique Persian carpet boasts an especially sophisticated design which relies heavily on an intriguing utilization of monochromatism. The rich series of borders there are no fewer than three large borders, as well as an assortment of inner and outer borders and the field are all colored in subtly contrasting shades of brown. Despite the complexity and the sophistication of the design both the borders and the field, the entire carpet espouses an intriguing subdued quality throughout. A fetching example and this antique Tabriz carpet from Persia showcases the elegance and the sophistication of the finest antique oriental rugs and carpets.

Made with hand-knotted wool in India circa 1890-1900, this 10x14 antique Agra rug is an extremely rare and exciting new addition to Rug & Kilim’s curations of this celebrated weaving tradition. On the Design: Designers and admirers of the craft alike will immediately recognize the quiet majesty of this grand Agra rug. Tones of soft blush pink and gold underscore a floral medallion and corner-spandrel composition, enriched by notes of magenta and green. These hues sit gracefully against a softened beige field, lending the entire piece an air of subtle sophistication. This beautifully aged piece exemplifies the refined aesthetics and elegant scale that have come to define the best of 19th-century Indian weaving. R&K Principal, Jahanshah Nazmiyal, regards this as a particularly beautiful example—its finer weave and delicate drawing setting it apart from many of its contemporaries. This level of artistry, especially on a scale as generous and versatile as this, is increasingly rare and highly coveted among curators today. Condition: This antique Agra rug further enjoys good condition for its age and lineage.

Beautiful rust antique rug, origin: East Turkestan. Circa: Early 20th century. This antique carpet was made in East Turkestan in the early 20th century. This beautiful rust-colored rug utilizes an adaptation of the classic “hundred and one gifts” design, which is visible in the central field of the antique rug. Unlike some other antique rugs, none of the design elements in this rug are abstracted, creating a very visually interesting design that utilizes heavily contrasting colors. The main ground throughout this magnificent rust antique rug is rust and the main imagery within the central field is shown in a bright ivory color. There are multiple borders within the rug, with the outermost one featuring a classically-inspired design. The inner border that frames the interior design itself is a more solid border of the bright cream color. Between these two borders, there are nature-inspired elements including representations of various leaves and some trees and utilizing multiple colors. There are softer, lighter rust within this design as well as a warm red that contrasts well with the rust ground. These nature elements add a softness that help the central design stand out while framing the main field of the rust antique rug extremely nicely. The use of concentric borders draws the eye toward the central design without taking away from it. The central design of this rust antique rug has three main elements and consists of several different colors, with the main one being the creamy ivory color. These designs are weaved very complex, and their intricate and delicate weaving showcases the skill required to create these magnificent antique oriental carpets.

Hand-knotted in high-quality wool originating from Turkey between 1880-1890, this antique Kayseri rug enjoys one of the richest Abrashed vermillion red field backgrounds, further accented by the sharpness of detail in the chandelier-column motifs and the balancing glow of gold and green colorways in the elegantly mirrored borders.

Hand-knotted originating from turkey circa 1890-1900, this antique rug connotes a unique transitional rug design of particular rarity in its large size and colorway alike–rich hues as the foreground for uncommon accents—all seldom seen in this graceful array. On the design: Almost reading with accent in their grandeur, elegant depictions wrap between the outstanding with a natural sense of movement and depth against this particularly desirable background—complemented by the palmette and rare cypress scroll of the border for an elegant, regal look even standing out amongst celebrated rugs of this period. An iconic, masterful piece with dynamic movement and elegant air. Rare motifs: In our 40-year history as an atelier, we’ve only seen the cypress tree motif used in the border—let alone in this meandering pattern—a handful of times even among the most venerated families of antique rug making, further attesting to the collectibility. On the condition: Some mild wear throughout the field, consistent with the age of this piece and lending to the classic look with an even dispersal throughout the pagination of color and pattern.

Made with handwoven wool in Romania originating circa 1900, this 12x15 oversized Bessarabian kilim from Southeast Europe features a golden-ochre field with formal floral medallions arranged in a grid pattern, surrounded by an elaborate Art Nouveau-influenced border. On the Design: A rare Bessarabian antique for its colors, spacious large size and design representing the significant cultural exchange between Western European decorative traditions—particularly French Aubusson tapestry designs—and Eastern European weaving practices during the late 19th century, when Art Nouveau aesthetics influenced traditional craft production throughout the region. The design employs a formal grid structure organizing sixteen floral medallions across the golden-ochre field, each medallion containing a precisely rendered naturalistic bouquet in soft pink, cream, and selective red accents. These medallions are connected by a continuous lattice of scrolling ribbon-like forms in coral-pink that creates a sophisticated framework throughout the field. The border demonstrates remarkable complexity with multiple framing elements including a Greek key pattern delineating the transition between field and border, followed by an elaborate scalloped edge featuring stylized botanical forms, urns, and scrollwork against the same golden ground as the field. The outermost border employs a distinctive dot pattern in alternating light and dark tones, creating a visual punctuation that contains the elaborate interior elements. The outstanding size further indicates this piece was commissioned for an aristocratic residence or institutional setting.Condition: This Antique Bessaabian rug enjoys great condition for its age and origin—an impressive find among antique rugs of a celebrated weaving tradition.

One of a kind genuine hand knotted Oriental rug

One of a kind genuine hand knotted Oriental rug

Hand-knotted in wool and originating in France circa 1850-1900, this 10x15 Antique French Savonnerie rug in the Neoclassical style is a rare masterpiece from Rug & Kilim’s European rug collection. On the Design: This antique rug enjoys a rich, chocolate brown field underscoring a gorgeous medallion in gold, blue, pink and green tones. Within its heart lies a delicate rosette, encircled by a regal crown of flowers, all interwoven with graceful scrolls and stylized shells further contributing to the overall sense of ornate sophistication. In each corner, the iconic fleur-de-lys motifs speak to the rug's heritage and its intended place within settings of refined taste and lineage. This marriage of color and sophisticated style in a gracious size exemplifies Josh’s favorite Savonnerie carpets of this period. Altogether this 19th century piece is as deeply personal in its subtext as it is in the details and beauties that distinguish it in our craft—both a masterpiece and a true collector’s rug, teeming with history and culture. Condition: This Antique French Savonnerie rug is in good condition for its age and origin.

Hand knotted in wool and originating from the Tabriz region circa 1890-1900, this antique Persian rug employs a dramatic, intricate series of patterns unlike almost anything in our collection with this much emphasis on regal pictorial motifs—a rare and collectible new curation among the most unique of Rug & Kilim's curations from this provenance. On the Design:Most notably our team has seldom seen an antique Tabriz rug with this preference of depicting this combination of depicted lovers, soldiers, and animal pictorials, let alone prevailing in the border as the dominant motif as in this subtle homage to neoclassic cartouche patterns. The juxtaposition of these depictions with the more animal focused, less symmetrical pictorials—ranging from horseback warriors,, lions, stag and deer, and bird depictions creates an entirely unique sense of movement that draws the eye in such a pleasing allure. This apt control highlights the range of fabulously varied blue, pink, red, green, and gold colorway hues prevailing against the more forgiving beige-brown field and the likewise gentler tones of green in the floral patterns, all elements remarking a distinctive approach negotiating the sensibilities of both the European and Oriental rug market for an iconic Tabriz rug of this period. Connoisseurs will note the emphasis of contrasting subtexts of war and love depicted in the field and border respective, connoting a fascinating variety of cultural interpretations ranging from hunting, marital celebration, royalty, and religious allusions, let alone in this near pristine condition following a special wash from our colleague in Turkey—where the best techniques for maintaining a classic rug of this era are employed. Designers will further note the subtle cream and pink radiance in the beige colorway in considering this magnificent selection for projects welcoming opulence in an area rug. The spacious size, majestic nature, collectibility, and grand color scheme of this piece lend the ideal complement to a luxury dining room rug project, discerning living room projects, and even bedroom rug projects welcoming this masterful balance of richness and vibrance in a hand-made Persian rug.Condition:This antique Persian rug further enjoys good condition for its age and origin. 

A rare 14×19 antique rug originating from India circa 1870-1880, among our oldest and most spacious oriental rugs. This hand-knotted wool rug connotes rare elements among antique Amritsar rugs and Agra rugs of numerous attractive distinctions. Further on the Design: It’s especially unique to see this refined graph and pallet of rich burgundy, beige-brown, and blue in near-palace size. Further enjoying exceptional beauty in the Herati patterns, thoughtful colorway movement, and quality condition for its origin and lineage. Iconic, collectible, and well suited in size to grand dining rooms, main living rooms, and similarly discerning projects.

One of a kind genuine hand knotted Oriental rug

Oushak in Western Turkey has been a powerhouse of decorative carpet production since the early Ottoman years dating back to the 14th century. Antique, Vintage, vintage, or new, these masterpieces have been sought after by interior designers to decorate European and American interiors.

This one-of-a-kind rug is easy to decorate with and is also perfect for your living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen or anywhere in your residence or office.

This elegant area rug woven in Turkey features a traditional Tabriz-style latticework pattern woven in a delicate palette of earth-toned colors. Charming borders decorated with a series of cascading floral vines and parallel branches frame the camel-colored field of this latticework Turkish carpet. A delicate arabesque with flowing floral chains and prominent palmettes linked by a latticework grid form an elegant all-over pattern borrowed from carpet weavers in Tabriz.

Hand-knotted antique polonaise rug description: originating from India circa 1890-1900, this antique rug connotes a transitional rug design, both celebrated among the most sought-after lineages of antique Indian rugs and seldom seen in this large size with such comfortable colorways. On the design: The subtle accent in the field and border brings out the curvaceous, graceful sense of movement this particular antique rug exemplifies among the renowned traits of its family; playing naturally with the equally subtle peach accent in the notes for a skillful negotiation between subdued beauty and intricate, elegant aesthetic. On the condition: In good condition, with only mild, muted wear in the field consistent with the age of this piece. Well suited in size and sensibility to main dining rooms, main living rooms, grand halls, and similarly discerning projects welcoming a near palace sized rug of this quality.

Hand-knotted in high-quality wool originating from Turkey between 1870-1880, this antique Oushak wool rug presents an intriguing combination of gentility and regality in its subversive pattern and colorways. Featuring both masculine and feminine design elements in this intricate geometric-floral design, the bold and inviting pairing of russet red and beige hues plays beautifully with the distinguished, rare medallion field design overlapping the innermost borders. The rarity of Oushak pieces employing this distinct medallion pattern in tandem with a variety of rejuvenating designs lends this piece strength in decor and conversation, teeming with a body of rich history and quality.

classic selections, an antique Agra rug hand-knotted in wool circa 1890-1900. This well-drawn piece recaptures elaborate Shahrestan sensibilities, with floral patterns in beige-brown, blue, green and gold with red punctuations. A regal piece that boasts a rippling visual appeal, with gracious interpretation of Herati patterns.

Oushak in Western Turkey has been a powerhouse of decorative carpet production since the early Ottoman years dating back to the 14th century. Antique, vintage, or new, these masterpieces have been sought after by interior designers to decorate European and American interiors.

Hand-knotted with luminous, high-quality silk in a combination of vivid and rustic red and beige colorways, this antique Hereke rug originates from Turkey in 1880, a crafter in a perfectly square body complemented by its subtly rich royal blue wrapping border and the perfectly mirrored floral motifs in the lightly distressed field design.

This 7x8 antique Bessarabian rug is a truly one-of-a-kind, rich and exciting new collectible from Rug & Kilim’s collection—a treasure even among the most rare siblings of its provenance, hand-knotted in wool and originating from Moldova circa 1850-1860. On the DesignDesigners and admirers of the craft alike will particularly appreciate this rug’s outstanding design—unlike any other we’ve seen in Bessarabian carpets, let alone European weaving traditions, and all-the-more impressive considering its level of love, detail, and overall sophistication. Made with meticulous craftsmanship, the piece showcases a commanding central medallion framed by layers of ornate floral borders that suggest garden paradise reimagined through European sensibilities—a hallmark of traditional Bessarabian design. Much more rare is the repetition of monkey figurals throughout these intricate borders, both an unusual and particularly unique choice even for this provenance known for its more eclectic pieces (and sometimes favoring pictorials more than other European rugs of this bucolic nature). There’s a fabulous sense of movement in the play of such a distinct marching monkey motif and such a traditional sense of repetition that distinguishes this piece from any of its kind, yet so exemplary of the principals of handmade rugs of its provenance for marrying country charm with elegance and grandeur. Further to the keen eye, the ivory spandrel zones showcase dense floral tapestries where roses, carnations, and exotic blooms create layered visual depth through sophisticated color modulation. Coral, sage, burgundy, and golden accents achieve chromatic harmony through careful tonal relationships that suggest oil painting translated into textile medium. Admirers of the craft will appreciate this as a particularly expressive work among Bessarabian rugs, with very finely woven drawings of exceptional quality. The Moldovan provenance ensures authenticity that resonates with sophisticated high-end clients who appreciate the historical significance of Bessarabian workshops and their distinctive position bridging Eastern and Western European decorative traditions in luxury cultural contexts.Condition: This antique Bessarabian rug further enjoys good condition for its age and origin with some slight wear and tear—another rare trait in this exceptional find among its kind left today, ideal for wall-hanging purposes. Repair and restoration for an additional fee—inquire for a quote

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This antique traditional rug emphasizes a distinguished combination of rejuvenated and protective symbols. Hand-knotted in high-quality fabric, textural field Mihrab is an allusion to the "evil eye".

Oushak in Western Turkey has been a powerhouse of decorative carpet production since the early Ottoman years dating back to the 14th century. Antique, Vintage, vintage, or new, these masterpieces have been sought after by interior designers to decorate European and American interiors.

Hand-knotted in wool and originating in France circa 1850-75, this 11x16 Antique French Savonnerie rug in the Neoclassical style is a rare masterpiece from Rug & Kilim’s European rug collection. On the Design: This rug stands as a remarkable representation of the time-honored Neoclassical style, evident in its fine details and elegant sensibility. It enjoys a rich brown field underscoring a large-scale floral medallion in blue, pink, beige-brown, cream and green tones. The subtle variety of such complementary accents are masterfully employed, painting an immersive portrait of refined artistry. The border of repeating medallions further reinforces the neoclassical principles of order and balanced repetition, while maintaining the delicate floral language throughout. Altogether, this Mid-19th century piece is as deeply personal in its subtext as it is in the details and beauties that distinguish it in our craft—both a masterpiece and a true collector’s rug, teeming with history and culture. Condition: This Antique French Savonnerie rug is in good condition for its age and origin.

Made with hand-knotted wool in India, this 9x15 antique Agra rug originating in the late 19th century is an exciting new oversized addition to Rug & Kilim’s classic curations, as well as an incredibly rare double-sided rug like few known in this celebrated weaving tradition.On the Design: This piece hosts a navy blue field underscoring intricate floral patterns in red, gold, and beige-brown hues, with a particular accent of salmon tones in the field and borders alike. Admirers of the craft will note what a particular special find any two-sided carpet is, but especially one of such a deft hand, unusual large size and such finely drawn patterns as this piece enjoys. Radiating with a traditional sensibility influenced by both Persian and Mughal design elements, this late 19th century Agra rug has aged beautifully and offers a window into the royal aesthetics of the past. Its marriage of color and comfortable, sophisticated pattern in such versatile size and excellent craftsmanship are all exemplary of R&K Principal’s personal favorite Agra carpets of this period. Condition: This antique Agra rug further enjoys good condition for its age and lineage, and is fully reversible given its uncommon double-sided weaving—a collectible find.

Handwoven in wool, this 16x18 antique oversized Aubusson rug originating from France, holds both aesthetic and historical value, suitable for institutional collections, period interiors, or collectors seeking significant examples of 18th-century European textile artistry.On the Design: This French Aubusson rug represents a quintessential example of Louis XV period decorative arts. Characterized by its formal balance, the design centers around a finely detailed medallion flanked by elaborate cartouches, botanical flourishes, and flowing ribbons. The design reflects the Rococo aesthetic—light, ornamental, and inspired by natural forms—with delicate floral garlands, scrolling vines, and feathered acanthus leaves. Executed in a soft, harmonious palette of faded rose, ivory, muted teal, and pale gold, the rug’s coloration underscores its age while preserving the refinement of its original palette. The nuanced shading within each motif reveals the advanced skill of the Aubusson weavers, who translated classical French design principles into textile form.This piece is in notably strong condition for its age, with minor professional restoration implemented to retain structural integrity and visual continuity. Its preservation is a testament to the care taken over generations. It is an ideal textile for a stately salon, a romantic library, or a space that honors silence, music, and memory.Condition: This antique Aubusson rug enjoys a great condition for its age and origin following minor restoration to preserve its original condition, making it a very special classic addition to important collections and spaces.

Antique Navajos are usually in scatter sizes and larger, room-size pieces are both extremely rare and highly desirable. As perpetually fashionable as they are collectible, traditional Navajo rugs, skillfully woven by members of the Native American Navajo tribe, are similar to Kilims and constructed using similar time-honored techniques. The native American Navajo tribe of New Mexico and Arizona was originally weaving and wearing blankets in the early 19th century, but when they became settled on the reservation, they switched to rugs inspired by Caucasian pieces made by the local traders. The strong and direct patterns are abstract and geometric, the rigorous color palette usually includes one or more natural sheep tones, and the technique is always a flat tapestry weave. Vintage Navajos give a properly informal touch to any room. Nothing is better with American Western decor. Probably crystal springs.

This antique traditional rug features a medallion field design with floral patterns reminiscent. Hand-knotted in the durable fabric pile. Apart from the more open background design, additionally unique to this rug is perfectly vertical and horizontal symmetry in the medallion contrasted by the flowing, enfolding pattern of the inner border.

This 12x17 vintage rug is an exceptionally rare oversized carpet from one of the most special breeds of mid-century Pakistani weaving—the only one of its kind in this astounding size, made with hand-knotted wool circa 1950-1970. On the Design: This mid-century rug features one of the finest executions of the time-honored paisley motif for its period, let alone for its scale—enjoying hues of beige-brown with teal blue accents in a particularly fine repeat throughout the field. The brightness of color in this piece is another rare beauty, as its field is a crisp off-white, among one of the brightest natural whites ever seen in a classic and a natural complement in the positive-negative element it lends the teal, beige-brown, and red tones throughout field and border alike. Admirers of the craft will know paisley rugs to hold a special place in the most celebrated lineages of vintage and antique rugs, meant to exhibit a weaver's deft hand and skill in fine repetition. To wit, this rug's fabulous execution is all-the-more impressive considering its grand size; a regal, rustic treasure like few others.| Condition: This vintage palace rug has received a light wash and distressing in its field and border, both even throughout the piece and a natural complement to its design; a masterpiece in good condition, ready for the floor.

Originating from 18th century India, this antique traditional Oushak rug has an expansive series of floral and Jul imagery in a lustrous, hand-knotted wool portrait. featuring an especially unique colorway combination of bright sunset orange, beige, and blue, the wool and silk are skillfully woven the stylized blue silk outlines accent the beige and orange wool field designs, featuring finely woven Memling guys and geometric floral branches contained within a uniquely detailed multi border.

Hand-knotted in wool originating from India circa 1890-1900, this antique rug connotes a late-19th-Century Agra rug design with a subtle colorway rarity, enjoying a tasteful blue accent in the medallion pattern and varied geometry in the prevailing beige-brown background. On the Design: The varied definition of blue between the field motifs and the meandering borders is what lends the already engaging, cultured beige character scrolls a more profound sense of movement, speaking to the collectibility of this and an intricacy befitting the regal nature so seldom seen in antique Agra rugs of this particular size. The subtle duality of Eastern and Western attitudes between the borders and medallion pattern, too, attests to an On the Condition: This 4x6 antique Agra rug is in great condition, with only mild wear consistent with the age of this traditional rug—mainly relegated to the central border, non-discernible in the colorway.

This one-of-a-kind rug is easy to decorate with and is also perfect for your living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen or anywhere in your residence or office

Hand-knotted in wool originating from Turkey circa 1880-1900, this antique rug connotes a regal rug style—prized among the most venerated classic weavers of the period for distinguished creations like this large-size, regal medallion pattern in equally handsome colorways and good condition. On the design: This particular play of prevailing, rich accents lends a depth and tasteful distinction to the intricacy, boasting a brilliant symmetry and sense of movement complementing the soothing tones of and the exceptional scale alike. Well suited in its size and majesty to a wide array of projects, particularly main dining rooms welcoming a classic rug both sophisticated insensibility and iconic in its origins.

This one-of-a-kind rug is easy to decorate with and is also perfect for your living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen or anywhere in your residence or office

This one-of-a-kind rug is easy to decorate with and is also perfect for your living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen or anywhere in your residence or office

AntiqueTabriz Rug, Origin: Turkey, Circa: New – A modern contemporary rug that calls to mind the superb antique rugs , the inimitable master craftspeople of the great rug producing center of Tabriz, this stunning carpet made in Samsun, Turkey features a subtle and evocative Khani design brilliantly linked by a thread-like latticework grid. Boasting an impressive all-over pattern that consists of beautifully done, tightly grouped floral motifs and comely, leafy palmettes, this gorgeous rug has an overall elegant and graceful, naturalistic feel to it. Indeed, the organic nature of the rug’s design aesthetic is enhanced by its intriguing and sophisticated color palette of a limited number of low-contrasting earth tones. Also featuring classic guard band-flanked borders, beautifully decorated with a well-defined Herati-leaf pattern, this rug is a fully crafted vision of classic elegance. Each aesthetic decision behind the design of this rug — and each decision’s masterful execution — have resulted in a piece that is simultaneously deeply evocative of its Tabriz influence and gorgeous to behold on the basis of its own artistic merit.

Small size silver certificates were issued from 1928 to 1964, in denominations of 1, 5, and 10. Silver Certificates also known as Blue Seals and Blue Seal Notes are still legal tender but since 1968 they have been redeemable only in Federal Reserve Notes and may no longer be exchanged for silver. The 10 dollar silver certificate is housed in a protective 5 x 8 inch vinyl portfolio. The 10 dollar bill features Alexander Hamilton on the front and the US Treasury on the back. A Certificate of Authenticity is included.

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