Hand-knotted wool rug, Miguel Stuyck, Spain, 20th century
Carlos IV style with r…
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Hand-knotted wool rug, Miguel Stuyck, Spain, 20th century Carlos IV style with red field and geometric and flower decoration in blue, pink and gold tones. Signed "Miguel Stuyck". Wear and tear. Measurements: 298 x 244 cm

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Hand-knotted wool rug, Miguel Stuyck, Spain, 20th century Carlos IV style with red field and geometric and flower decoration in blue, pink and gold tones. Signed "Miguel Stuyck". Wear and tear. Measurements: 298 x 244 cm

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