Antique Runners

A thick camel ground and repeat white medallions define this west Persian village runner. Meandering geometricized vegetal scroll drawn in indigo and scattered flowers and animals co...

This west Persian village runner shows a navy ground supporting a skeletal connected lozenge pattern with central ivory rosettes.

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A highly saturated color palette of natural saffron yellow, madder red, indigo, brown, purple and green help to make this artful and graphic Turkish runner among the very best of its...

Antique runner displaying three medallions in blue, sand and green on a terracotta background and surrounded by three borders in green, sand and blue with geometric patterns througho...

76424 Antique Persian Hamadan Runner with Boteh Pattern, Hallway Runner. Featuring the harmony of an extremely mature and subdued palette of color, this antique Persian Hamadan runne...

We opened them up to make this runner.

An early 20th century Persian Tabriz runner, the beige/apricot field with a stylized allover floral pattern with different shades of brown accents within a narrow floral motif stripe.

This runner has a pale grey field that displays six rust rosette-decorated octofoils with smaller hexagonal plaquettes and hand grenade botehs.

A wonderfully restrained open field sets this lovely runner apart. The softly abrashed red ground decorated with linked medallions also contains a whimsical golden band across one end.

The rugs range from simple tribal rugs to the most sophisticated of workshops. This runner is a fine and rare example of what this city has to offer.

The village of Serab is known for their fine long runners with a characteristic camel ground and lozenge-shaped medallions.

The Village of Serab is known for their fine long runners with a characteristic camel ground and lozenge-shaped medallions.

This antique runner, woven in the city of Hamadan by a skilled craftsman, is everything carpet aficionado could wish for.

The Village of Serab is known for their fine long runners with a characteristic camel ground and lozenge-shaped medallions.

In Malayer and the small villages surrounding it, production was almost exclusively small rugs and runners made by individual weavers in the 19th and early-20th centuriies. 3.2x15.6

This western Anatolian workshop runner has a Caucasian Shirvan design of five stepped hexagonal disjoint medallions detailed in ivory, beige, red and dark brown on a sandy field, set...

Brilliant colors, especially with white cotton to create a powerful visual effect. A very useful small runner size.

Fantastic Persian Runner from the 1920’s. In good used condition. No holes.

A well-colored, classic east Caucasian runner.

Antique Heriz Runner, Persia, Turn of the Twentieth Century - Here is a beautiful antique Oriental rug - an antique Heriz runner, woven in Persia.

An exceptional antique Heriz runner, handwoven circa 1910 with a five medallion design on a rich terracotta field and rich indigo border.

Woven with neutral colors and subtle red accents, this Karabagh carpet features a variety of geometric figures and tribal motifs imbued with regional significance. This runner-style ...

A narrow Antique Heriz Karadja Runner with beautiful tropical colors. Karadja is a village in the northeast of the Heriz region not far from the Azerbaijan Border.

Breathtaking long and narrow antique Persian Malayer runner rug, country of origin / rug type: Persian Rugs, circa date: First quarter of the 20th century, this impressively long run...

77062 Antique Persian Karaja Heriz Runner with Tribal Style, Hallway Runner 03'00 x 09'10.

Great Northwest Persian rugs are renowned for their superior use of color. This charming runner uses a full spectrum of vegetal dyes ranging from aubergine and reds, to two blues, an...

One of our finest antique Turkish runners. Woven with angora wool, this piece exemplifies colors and texture you commonly see in angora oushaks.

This long runner was woven in the current border area of northwest Persia and what is now the Republic of Azerbaijan in the southern Caucasus.

Diagonal rows of colorful octagons with latch-hook ornament float against the crisp white ground of this antique Karabagh runner. The main border, also with a white field, makes use ...

77052, antique Persian Hussainabad Hamadan runner, extra long hallway runner. This hand-knotted wool antique Persian Hussainabad Hamadan runner features an all-over Herati pattern on...

The field pattern is a stylization of the cloud collar motif and the border is decorated by polychrome pearls, both being motifs associated with Buddhist iconography. These runners a...

Although, woven originally with a mate as a matched pair, such solitary kilim strips remain very collectible and are often used as runners by decorators.

Antique Persian Kurdish tribal Runner. Measures:  3'6" x 10'. Vegetable dyed wool with beautiful geometric design on brown background color.

This Oushak runner rug is a remarkable visual example of why these kinds of artisanal level oriental rugs and carpets are coveted and cherished.

This Classic camel-ground runner draws simple, well spaced rows of traditional weaving motifs including botehs, or paisleys, charming animals, and geometric designs.

Rugs, particularly long rugs and runners, with this idiosyncratic eight pointed or double-quatrefoil design have traditionally been designated Seichor in the trade and attributed to ...

Create a comfortable and modern setting with this antique Persian Bibikabad carpet runner. With its impressively long length of 32 feet, this extra-long runner is perfect for stairs,...

An exquisite long and narrow late 19th century lavar kerman runner. Laver Kirman (also known as Lavar Kerman and Ravar Kerman) and Kermanshah carpets are part of the Persian flora...

Antique Sarab rugs are largely runners that are three feet wide and anywhere from ten to twenty feet long.

Antique Sarab rugs are largely runners that are three feet wide and anywhere from ten to twenty feet long.

73249 Antique Savonnerie Runner with French Country Style, Narrow Hallway Runner.

Gorgeous Antique Tribal Malayer Runner Truly Beautiful & Sophisticated yet Soulful Antique Runner About: A Brilliant antique runner displaying the intersection of sophistication an...

Central Asian carpet with multi-tonal red field with tree-of-life motif and auspicious Chinese fruits and flowers.

Pagoda Red Collection #: CRA0338

Early 20th century Persian Malayer rug. Predominantly in brown, gray, shades of green. The color variations in the field are referred to as abrash. Abrash is a term used to describe...

A one of kind decorative persian kurd runnner with charming all over motif.

Early 20th century Persian Bidjar rug in warm earth tones.        

The navy field displays a single column Herati design detailed in ivory, medium blue, coral and mustard. The red rosette and serrated slant leaf main border is flanked by blue fan pa...

A nearly empty, elongated, modulated deep indigo field floats at the center of this classic Talish long rug. Interestingly, both light and darker wool have been saturated by indigo r...

This antique Oushak rug is resplendent with many eye-catching and breath-taking elements of design. Steeped in Anatolian history, this richly symbolic antique Oushak Turkish rug feat...

Primitive Kilim organic colors and wool

Karadagh rug or Karaja rug handmade in or near the village of Qarājeh (Karaja), in the Qareh Dāgh (Karadagh) region of Iran just south of the Azerbaijan border, northeast of Tabrīz. ...

Over 100 yr old antique rug. 7ft long by 3ft & 1/2 wide. Distressed in some area, still holds its beautiful patterning & color.

Boteh Design Kazak rugs are among the most sought after Caucasian rugs. The name "Boteh" Kazak derives from the paisley design. This Kazak is a late 19th century collectible piece. P...

Heriz carpets are the staple of the furnishing market and remain the most popular of all NW Persian Carpets. They were produced for the rapidly growing US market in the late 19th to ...

The central field woven with a leafy cuneiform or diamond design alternating with a diamond-shaped medallion with rosettes, within a floral woven main border.

Heriz carpets are the staple of the furnishing market and remain the most popular of all NW Persian carpets. They were produced for the rapidly growing US market in the late 19th-ear...