19th Mar, 2024 10:00
March Sales: Ceramics, Books, Asian Art, Hunt Buttons & Carpets
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A ‘Memling’ gul Kazak rug
A 'Memling' gul Kazak rug South Caucasus, 2nd Half 19th Century, the chocolate brown field of heart motifs and geometric flowerheads centred by a column of three polychrome octagonal 'Memling' medallions and another partial medallion, framed by an ivory border of hooked motifs flanked by guardstripes, 198cm x 112cm
A 'Memling' gul Kazak rug South Caucasus, 2nd Half 19th Century, the chocolate brown field of heart motifs and geometric flowerheads centred by a column of three polychrome octagonal 'Memling' medallions and another partial medallion, framed by an ivory border of hooked motifs flanked by guardstripes, 198cm x 112cm
Ends and selvedges good, scattered small restorations and repiling, some slight corrosion to brown dyed wool. predominantly even low pile
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Auction: March Sales: Ceramics, Books, Asian Art, Hunt Buttons & Carpets, 19th Mar, 2024
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