Modernist Organic Carpet

- Czechoslovakia - Kilim - double-sided, bright colors - good condition, nice and complete fringes - dark brown, pink and green

1950s-1960s, Czechoslovakia, original condition, red and white geometric pattern.

- Czechoslovakia - Somewhere attributed to A. Kybal - Double-sided.

- Czechoslovakia - Black and dark pink geometric pattern - Double-sided - Will be Professionally cleansed - Fringes partly shorter.

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