Oriental Runner Carpet

nr. 963 - I think that's one of the best oriental carpet: elegant, robust and easy to use. I have a carpet of this quality rhar takes up all my living room. This one is perfect in a...

nr. 689 - Vintage oriental runner, consistent and robust, also suitable for continuous passsage. The small stylizes "botteh" motif covers the entire...

nr. 608 - Old, elegant and sober runner from Orient. Minute design repeated across the entire field, with warm but calm colors. Shows off its beauty when put in full light: I assu...

nr. 863 - Classic vintage oriental runner, but unusual in size and easily adaptable. Pleasant, robust, pastel colors on a blue background, has a mas...

:: Covered field of sprawling vines and minor blossoms forming arabesque contour tendrils finished in expressive floral blossoms. High luster and sheen pile, imparting a silk-like ap...

:: Covered field of uniquely alternating medallions of palmettes, pomegranate top views, buds, blossoms, and serrated leaves stemming therefrom. Unusual scale and length, in its orig...

:: Allover covered field in a Herati design motif. Wrapped by a meandering vine and blossom main border with minor borders in a repeating alternating coloration boteh design. Colors and shades include: Charcoal black, ivory, sky blue, blush, pale madder root red, dark chocolate brown, celadon green, lime green, and more. Condition notes: Areas of pile, knot heads and foundation. Tatter to sides and ends. Recently professionally cleaned ready for in-home use! Many years of enjoyment to come with this hand knotted Persian Mahal rug runner...

Repeating covered field in a phenomenal range of color botehs in staggered rows in alternating direction. Very unusual and unique dynamic for type and age! Colors and shades include: Navy blue, ivory, madder root red, cochineal red, sapphire blue, coffee brown, dusty pale saffron yellow, antique ivory, and more. Condition notes: Even wear across to knot heads with faint foundation showing through. Most of the original side cord selvages are intact or restored. Fully secured sides and ends. Couple of small blemishes on the reverse side which does not translate to anything of significance, likely remnants of an old pad. Minor loss to one end and some oxidation to the darker shades which has contributed to slight recess of the pile. Recently professionally cleaned ready for in-home use! Many years of enjoyment to come with this hand knotted Persian Bijar carpet...