Rug Catalogue

Rug Catalogue: All tribes
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	Afshar	Bag	circa 1920	23 x 31 (in)	58 x 77 (mm)	£ 300
"An Afshar Bag in good pile with natural colours, with a Belouch Mina Khani design. Although probably less than a 100 years old the bag is in very good condition, with striking colours and a pleasing design."
	Afshar	Bag	late 19th Century	20 x 15 (in)	51 x 38 (mm)	£ 375
A fine and unusual Afshar Bag in near perfect condition with good natural colours. The border and field design is reminiscent of West Anatolian Heybes
	Afshar	Bag	late 19th Century	26 x 22 (in)	66 x 56 (mm)	£ 675
"A stunning Afshar Bag with a multiple rose design and bird (ducks) border. The wool is soft and silky, dyed with vibrant natural colours. It has a plain red kilim bag with a single blue and three green narrow stripes, the fastenings are attached."
	Afshar	Chanteh	Circa 1875	15 x 12 (in)	38 x 30 (mm)	£ 400
"A finely woven, in soft wool and natural colours an Afshar Chanteh. The design is similar to that found on a rug. Some restoration, the piece has a plain madder red back."
	Afshar	Chanteh	Circa 1920	24 x 13 (in)	61 x 33 (mm)	£ 225
"A piled double sided Afshar Chanteh that has been opened. This piece is in full pile, woven with hand spun woolthat has been dyed with natural colours. The piece clearly has never been used and is strangely in perfect condition. "
	Belouch	Knee Trapping	circa 1950	7 x 9 (in)	17 x 22 (mm)	£ 125
"An interesting Belouch Knee trapping, complete with tassels."
	Bergama	Heybe	circa 1865	55 x 16 (in)	140 x 40 (mm)	£ 850
Bergama Heybe (double saddlebags) from Western Anatolia. Small cobble repair to the kilim bridge but otherwise in near perfect condition. Woven in hand spun wool and dyed with deep saturated natural dyes. Part of a major UK collection that is now being sold of pieces collected in Turkish villages in the 1960's & 70's.
	East Anatolian	Yastik	circa 1875	34 x 26 (in)	86 x 66 (mm)	£ 800
"An East Anatolian yastik, possibly Armenian. Full pile, contains fuchsine dye, now faded to a dark yellow."
	East Anatolian	Bag	late 19th Century	16 x 14 (in)	41 x 35 (mm)	£ 250
"An East Anatolian bag, possibly made by the Kurds of Malatya. In good pile it has a cotton and silver cross at it's center."
	Egyptian	Man's Silk Coat	circa 1890	53 x 70 (in)	135 x 178 (mm)	£ 300
"A traditional man's silk coat, collected by C.S Nott before WW1 in Alexandria. Made of finely woven silk dyed in stripes of light blue on a pale gold back ground. The coat is in good condition but has never been cleaned, so some staining especially under arms and to lining."
	Ersari	Kap	mid 19th Century	20 x 8 (in)	51 x 20 (mm)	£ 400
"An unusual Ersari Kap. Soft, with a floppy handle, this is clearly an earlier piece than usual Ersari bags found today. It has been suggested to me that it might be a spindle bag. The piece is slightly reduce on it's four sides and has some cotton highlights in the field."
	Jaff Kurd	Salt Bag	Circa 1920	15 x 26 (in)	38 x 66 (mm)	£ 175
A Jaff Kurd salt bag woven in a coarse sumak technique. Coulors all natural except a red/purple dye in the neck of the bag. Otherwise complete and in excellent order.
	Karabagh	Salt bag	circa 1900	20 x 17 (in)	51 x 43 (mm)	£ 675
"A Salt Bag, woven in the SW Caucasus, Karabagh area, possibly by Armenians. This piece was purchased from an Armenian family. Small areas of insect damage including a small hole but other wise in good condition for this unusual piece."
	Kizil Ayak	Chuval	mid 19th Century	49 x 25 (in)	124 x 63 (mm)	£ 200
"A Kizil Ayak chuval fragment. This piece is missing side borders, a strip off the top and most of the elem, it is in low pile in areas. This is still a good and affordable example of the earlier chuvals of this Turkmen tribe, with unusual border design."
	Kizil Ayak	Chuval	mid 19th Century	42 x 26 (in)	1.07 x 66 (mm)	£ 275
"A Kizil Ayak chuval fragment. This piece is missing side borders, a strip off the top and most of the elem, it also has a small area of damage that looks white in the photo. This is still a stunning example of the earlier chuvals of this Turkmen tribe, with glowing colours and spacious design."
	Kuba	Bag Face	Circa 1880	16 x 14 (in)	41 x 35 (mm)	£ 450
A Caucasian Kuba Bag Face in full pile with deep saturated natural colours. A row of five birds across the top of the field with question mark tails. The piece is in excellent condition and free from repairs.
	Kurd	Long Rug	Circa 1900	42 x 165 (in)	107 x 419 (mm)	£ 1400
"A Kurdish Long Rug made with long silky wool and with vibrant colours. All over floral design on a deep blue field. Some minor repiling to the outer border, but otherwise is near perfect condition."
	Kurd	Bag	late 19th Century	16 x 11 (in)	41 x 26 (mm)	£ 200
An interesting Kurdish flat woven bag. Made in one piece it has since been opened into a single panel. In good condition with natural colours.
	Kurd	single bag	mid 19th Century	21 x 22 (in)	53 x 56 (mm)	£ 375
"A NW Persian, Sa'uj Bulagh area Kurd bag. Full silky wool pile with all natural saturated colours. This is an older bag face with a back (circa 1900) added, probably in Iran. There is a small area of discolouration, probably from being burnt."
	Kurd	Salt bag	Circa 1920	12 x 19 (in)	30 x 48 (mm)	£ 125
A Kurd salt bag woven in unbleached cotton on to a natural brown wool foundation in an intricate brocading technique. Some slight staining but an interesting and unusual Kurdish artefact.

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