Antique Romanian

narrative richness of the piece. Crafted most likely in Romania, this Tuduk is not just a rug—it is a window

This is an antique Tuduk rug woven in Romania during the second quarter of the 20th century circa

This traditional hand-woven Romanian Bessarabian rug has a shaded dark chocolate overall field with

-century Romania. Its design favors rich brown tones, with elaborate floral patterns and cartouches in a

A 19th C. Solid beech table from the mountains of Transylvania. Heavily patinated thick hand cut hewn top in a bleached-out matt wax finish. - We offer free shipping to the USA/Ca...

This antique traditional handwoven Romanian Bessarabian rug has a medium-blue field with three

Handwoven in wool and originating from Romania circa 1920-1930, this 11x14 antique Bessarabian

corresponds to modern day Bulgaria and Romania. Early examples display a distinct Turkish influence, however

Antique Tuduk Rug 4'1'' x 6'2''. Tuduc was a weaver/forger operating primarily in the interwar period, creating close copies of classical Ottoman Turkish rugs. Here we have a "Bird R...

Romania circa 1850-1860. Its design features a wide beige border around a rich chocolate brown field, with

black background, inscribed with the weaver's name and dated. In excellent condition, made in Romania

Made with hand-knotted wool and originating from East Turkestan circa 1930-50, this 6x7 Samarkand rug is an exciting entry to Rug & Kilim’s repertoire of Vintage Oriental creations. ...

Originating from Romania in 1890, this antique Oushak runner is hand knotted in high-quality wool

A very decorative rug. The Romanian Oltenia rugs were produced in the Southern Romanian province of

Antique Bassarabian Kilim Rug 6’5” x 9’6”. This Russian slit – tapestry flatweave piece shows a central budding rosette issuing floral stems on an ecru ground, within a shaped dark b...

This Tuduk Royal Rug, measuring 285 × 162 cm, is a magnificent representation of regal symbolism woven into textile art. Hailing from the Tuduk weaving tradition—known for its intric...

Antique Bessarabian Kilim, 7' x 10'. Antique Bessarabian rug, circa 1910. These are flat-woven (pretty much reversible) graphic rugs, with high contrast and vibrancy. These rugs are ...

Circa 1930s extra large hand carved Eastern European wooden dough bowl. Dark wood with handles - this is 44” wide. Unknown maker.

Like many Bessarabian kilims, this runner shows a synthesis of local folk motifs and designs inspired by 18th century French carpets popular at the Russian Court and in aristocratic ...

and Moldova Bulgaria and Romania during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Produced under late

Handwoven wool, circa 1900-1920, this rare antique European kilim rug is specifically a flatweave of early 20th century Bessarabian descent, featuring cartouche-style blossoms, garla...

Exquisite large Kilim featuring a captivating geometrical design in vibrant colors such as yellow, orange, green, and dark purple. Meticulously handwoven with wool on a cotton founda...

Beautiful Transylvanian Kilim very decorative with a nice unusual design and beautiful colors with yellow, blue, red and green. Entirely handwoven with wool on cotton foundation. ✨✨...

Aurel Vasilescu was a Romanian artist and educator. He taught drawing at the Bucharest Technical

Struck and Joseph Budko. Reuven Rubin 1893 -1974 was a Romanian-born Israeli painter and Israel's first

Struck and Joseph Budko. Reuven Rubin 1893 -1974 was a Romanian-born Israeli painter and Israel's first

Struck and Joseph Budko. Reuven Rubin 1893 -1974 was a Romanian-born Israeli painter and Israel's first

Struck and Joseph Budko. Reuven Rubin 1893 -1974 was a Romanian-born Israeli painter and Israel's first

opened in 1919 after they migrated to Paris from Romania post World War I. Shortly after establishing

Romania post World War I. Shortly after establishing themselves in Paris, as a Jewish family they were

present-day Romania, occupied a unique position between the Ottoman Empire and Central Europe, making it a

. Wallachia, a historical principality in present-day Romania, held a significant position between the Ottoman

present-day Romania, occupied a unique cultural position between the Ottoman Empire and Europe, making its

Ionescu (Antique Ottoman Rugs in Transylvania, 2005), has divided the rugs found in Romanian churches and

. Marked Made in Romania. A refined European revival desk ideal for a library, study, or executive office

opened in 1919 after they migrated to Paris from Romania post World War I. Shortly after establishing

, Romania, or those executed by other famous painters, either contemporaries or slightly later

of Paris, and opened in 1919 after they migrated to Paris from Romania post World War I. Shortly

century hoard at Istria, Romania, potentially deposited by Goths. Additional instances are housed in the

present-day Hungary, Austria, Croatia, Serbia, Romania, and Bulgaria, rendered according to classical

, the map corresponds with Romania, Bulgaria and surrounding regions Engraved in fine detail by Petrus

: 9530 ABOUT Constantin Omin (often signed C. Omin) was a Romanian-born sculptor active in France during

, Dorohoi, Rumanía, hijo de Haralamb y Saveta Chiparus. En 1909 viajó a Italia, donde asistió a las clases

Belgian royal family and the Queen of Romania posed for him. Industrialists like the perfumer Guerlain

Paris from Romania post World War I. Shortly after establishing themselves in Paris, as a Jewish family

moment, showing Ottoman Europe alongside Romania, Serbia, Montenegro, Bulgaria, and surrounding regions

recognized furniture manufacturer. Charles Steiner was born in 1894, in Bucharest, Romania and passed away

depicted in Celtic art across a vast region, encompassing Northern Italy, Romania, France, and Denmark, as

present-day Greece, Bulgaria, Serbia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Albania, Romania, and parts of Hungary, with an

Romania Ivory 1890s Rug, Circa Date: 1890s. This exceptional example of European-influenced weaving

located in the heart of Paris, and opened in 1919 after they migrated to Paris from Romania post World War

opened in 1919 after they migrated to Paris from Romania post World War I. Shortly after establishing

flat-woven rug, originating from the region encompassing parts of modern Moldova and Romania, and

, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Thrace, European Turkey

guards in the Ottoman Empire, specifically stationed at Babadag (then in Rumelia, today Romania) in 1837

they migrated to Paris from Romania post World War I. Shortly after establishing themselves in Paris

observed lithograph by Auguste Raffet, depicting a festive gathering in a Romanian military camp. In the