Rare French Cubist Maison Myrbor Rug by Louis Marcoussis, Circa 1925
By Louis Marcoussis
Located in Milan, IT
Maison Myrbor was a French manufacturer and retailer of carpets founded by Marie Cuttoli (1879-1973).
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Handmade Wool Carpet by Lurcat for Maison Myrbor
By Maison Myrbor, Jean Lurçat
Located in Hoboken, NJ
Handmade wool carpet, green and brown geometric designs, signed on back, by Lurcat for Maison Myrbor, French, late 1940's 192 x 169 (cm)
Handmade Wool Carpet by Lurcat for Maison Myrbor
Located in Hoboken, NJ
Black handmade wool carpet, by Maison Myrbor, French, 1940's 230 x 161 (cm)
Handmade Wool Carpet by Lurcat for Maison Myrbor
Located in Hoboken, NJ
Handmade wool carpet, yellow background decorated with butterflies, by Lurcat for Maison Myrbor, French, 1940, signed. 246 x 216 (cm)
Handmade Wool Carpet by Lurcat for Maison Myrbor
Located in Hoboken, NJ
Handmade greyish mauve wool carpet decorated with horses, signed, by Lurcat for Maison Myrbor, French, circa 1930 16 ft x 11 ft
Handmade Wool Carpet, Attributed to Lurcat for Maison Myrbor
Located in Hoboken, NJ
Handmade wool carpet decorated with a large cubist figure, attributed to Lurcat for Maison Myrbor, French, late 1920's 237 x 148 (cm)
Hand-knotted Wool Pile Carpet by Fernand Leger for Maison Myrbor
Located in Hoboken, NJ
Hand-knotted wool pile carpet with collage design, signed, by Fernand Leger for Maison Myrbor, France, 1925 8'4" x 4'3"
Handmade Wool Carpet by Marcoussis for Maison Myrbor
By Louis Marcoussis, Maison Myrbor
Located in Hoboken, NJ
Handmade wool carpet, colorful geometric designs on pale cream ground, signed by Myrbor, France, 1920's 150 x 116 (cm)
Alexander Calder Tapestry/ Rug, "Araignée", 1953
By Alexander Calder
Located in New York, NY
Edition Marie Cuttoli (Maison Myrbor) and Lucie Weill. Reference : Reproduced in the catalogue of the exhibition "Teppiche" at Gallery Beyeler, Basel, in 1961.
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French Rug by Jean Arp
By Jean Arp
Located in Paris, FR
In 1925, her works were displayed and well received at the International Exposition of Modern Industrial and Decorative Arts.In the same year, she opened Maison Myrbor (an abbreviati...
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