Null Chirvan RUG (warp, weft and wool velvet), Eastern Caucasus, circa 1930-1960…

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Chirvan RUG (warp, weft and wool velvet), Eastern Caucasus, circa 1930-1960 226 x 102 cm Worn and probably diminished

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Chirvan RUG (warp, weft and wool velvet), Eastern Caucasus, circa 1930-1960 226 x 102 cm Worn and probably diminished

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Estim. 4 500 - 5 000 EUR

Original CHIRVAN carpet (Caucasus), late 19th century Technical features: Wool velvet on wool foundation. On an ivory field with fine speckled latticework, four zoomorphic brick medallions in the shape of "crabs" stand out. They are decorated with small polychrome flowers and rosettes. Their centers are adorned with navy and anthracite octagons embellished with exuberant poly-lobed floral forms. Two figurative eagle-shaped pendants encircle the ensemble. A small brick counter border with gold crosses highlights the whole. Two other counter borders in navy and brick with "running dogs" frame the main anthracite border with a succession of stylized multicolored cruciform flowers. Dimensions: 383 x 110 cm Expert : Frank Kassapian

Starting price 180 EUR

Ardébil rug (cotton warp and weft, wool pile), Northwest Persia, circa 1960-1980 147 x 100 cm The rug is based on a Chirvan (Caucasus) carpet: the blue-gray background is enhanced by small geometric shrubs and polychrome geometric floral motifs. A red and ivory kufic border is framed by two multicolored rosette borders. (wear and tear) Expert : Cabinet Alexandre Chevalier

Estim. 150 - 200 EUR

Chirvan rug, warp, weft and wool pile. North East Caucasus, probably Dagestan, circa 1930-1960. 158 x 107 cm. (slight wear, frayed, probably diminished). Expert : Alexandre Chevalier.

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