19th Century Mongolian Carpet

Late 19th Century Repousse Coffer,
with red velvet lining and mirrored interior lid, with secondary lidded storage area

19th C, William and Mary style settee English Upholstered in Aubusson Tapestry fabric with nailhead trim.

Pair of Late 19th Century Louis XVI Provincial Fruitwood Fauteuils in strie velvet upholstery. A very beautiful pair of armchairs.

Beautiful pair of 19th century Regency gilt and patinated metal lamps. Each with an urn candle nozzle and leaf cast pan, on a reeded column with a circular domed foot cast with acant...

Sundance. Oil on canvas. Signed "Johns" (lower center).      

French oak drop front secretarie with green leather writing surface. Circa 1780

Antique Turkmen Tekke Main Carpet Rug, Mid-19th Century Additional information: Dimensions: 6'3" W x 9'5" L Condition: Excellent Origin: Turkmenistan Period: Mid-19th Century Rug ID...

78778 Antique Turkoman Tekke Rug, 03'06 x 04'03. Turkoman Tekke rugs from Turkestan are handwoven carpets crafted by the Tekke tribe, one of the major Turkmen tribes historically located in the region of Turkestan, which encompasses parts of present-day Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan. These rugs are renowned for their exquisite craftsmanship, intricate geometric designs, and use of high-quality wool. The Tekke tribe is known for its mastery of rug weaving, and their carpets often feature repeating motifs such as guls (medallion-like motifs), octagons, and various geometric patterns. These rugs hold cultural significance and are highly valued for their beauty and historical importance, reflecting the rich heritage of the Turkmen people in the region of Turkestan. The rugged beauty of laid-back luxury intertwines with tribal enchantment in this antique Turkoman Tekke rug. Originating from the talented artisans of the Turkmen Tekke tribe, this hand-knotted wool masterpiece showcases the tribe's distinctive weaving style, rich in symbolism and heritage. Its distressed composition reveals a warm red backdrop adorned with an intricate geometric pattern of Aina guls, arranged in a captivating compartmental design. This timeless arrangement conjures visions of gentle, nostalgic days gone by, imbuing the piece with a fashionable touch of rustic allure. Framed by a wide compound border featuring X-shapes and cross motifs, this antique Tekke rug...

This luxurious tent bag was woven in western Central Asia by the nomadic Saryk tribe of Turkmen. Its fine attention to detail and use of luxurious materials s...

An authentic 19th century East Turkestan Khotan rug with a soft lavender field and dominant accents in gray and brown, circa 1880 Measures: 4'9" x 9'.

This banded fragment of a Turkmen chuval seems to be a rare take on a familiar theme. The Tekke Turkmen are known both for their red and white banded chuvals, composed of a solitary ...

Central Asian embroideries, known as Suzanis, are renowned for their dynamic and organic drawing and vivid natural color. This lively piece wa...