Antique Turkish Runner

Four oval medallions in French floral style decorate the red field of this western Turkish runner. Small rose bunches fill in along the sdies of the field. A semi-realistic acanthus ...

The ivory field displays eight reptilian medallions, all with flower and stem centres, and uniformly divided by short strings of squares and lozenges. Simple flower, straw ground nar...

Probably from Melas along the western coast, this small kenare (runner) shows an ecru sand field with seven independent devices of lozenges sprouting classical Turkish tulips, and a...

This is a long and narrow Turkish Sivas runner with a slate and grey field that shows rows and more offset rows of reversing floriated paisleys Main light border with spotty simple r...

This pileless runner is composed of fabric strips from garments or household décor, bound by thin cotton cords. The colours vary throughout, in no particular order, including shades ...

The abrashed plain open light brownfield is framed by an ivory and blue border of rosettes and palmettes and a plain tonally en suite outermost strip.

Antique Turkish runner Size: 3'2" × 12'3" (96 × 373 cm) A hand-knotted wool antique Turkish runner dating back to 1930. The main field features a row of medallions linked with each o...

Rug Number 26809 Size 6' 6" X 14' 2" Design Khotan Collection Antique/Vintage Material Wool Texture Pile Weave Origin Turkey Age Antique/Vintage

A simplicity through its beauty of a hand-spun wool Oushak Runner is detailed from the blushing pink to the coldest cream of the geometric elements and medallions. It creates a soulf...

An extravagantly chivalrous late 19th century Turkish runner in Predominant shades of watermelon, yellow and green.

A vivacious antique Turkish Ghiordes runner. Floral in the field and border. The ground is red, the border is ivory, accents in light blue and goldenrod, circa 1910. Measures: 3'6...

Stunning early 20th century Turkish Karapinar runner with rich colors. Antique Turkish Karapinar rugs are very rare and are among the more intriguing examples, boasting a very distinct set of design preferences that makes them reminiscent of Caucasian rugs and carpets. In the Turkish language, the term “Karapinar” means “black spring.” While this might suggest a style that is characterized by dark colors and themes, antique Karapinar rugs and carpets are generally characterized by bright and bold colors. They were woven in southern Anatolia, an area in Turkey with a rich and vibrant history in the arts – especially the weaving arts...