19th Century Persian Serapi Rug

A stunning late 19th century Persian Serapir rug with an incredible large-scale crimson floral medallion set against a field of leaves, flowers, and scrolling vines, and surrounded b...

An amazing 19th century Persian Serapi rug with a wonderfully bold large-scale tribal pattern with a central crimson lobed floral medallion with a light indigo, sage green, and natur...

An outstanding late 19th century Persian Serapi rug with the most beautiful central medallion with a stylized floral and leaf pattern woven in wonderful and brilliant crimsons, light...

An outstanding late 19th century Persian Serapi rug with the most beautiful central medallion with a stylized floral and leaf pattern woven in wonderful and brilliant crimsons, light...

Antique Kuba Rug, 19th Century Kuba rugs are named after the city of Kuba, which is now known as Quba and is located in the northeastern part of the Caucasus region. When they were ...

Verneh Rug, 19th century Verneh rugs are handmade Caucasian rugs that are usually woven in two pieces and joined together. They are woven in the Soumak sty...

Kazak Rug, 19th Century Additional information: Dimensions: 5'5" W x 8'2" L Condition: Very Good with slight wear Origin: Caucasus Period: 19th Century (4th Quarter) Rug ID: 24091

Antique Caucasian Talish Rug, 19th Century The Talish, or Talysh, are an ethnic Iranian minority traditionally inhabiting the border region of Azerbaijan straddling Northwest Persia and the South Caucasus. While the vast majority of Talish pieces are thought to have been woven in the southeast Caucasus, there seems to be some diversity of weave within the group; a few seemingly early Talish design pieces have even been ascribed to weaving centers in neighboring Anatolia. This Talish rug, while using the eponymous rosette border and long and narrow format, is quite different than most of the type. A madder red main border is flanked by colorful blue and green guards...