Late 19th Century Turkish Oushak Carpet ( 9' x 12' - 270 x 365 cm )

A red field with an orange tinge is the foil for an in and out palmette and coloudband pattern loosely adapted from classical 17th century Indo-Isfahan carpets. The pale green matchi...

19th Century Turkish Oushak Carpet ( 10'6" x 13'5" - 320 x 415 ) In the Persian Sultanabad style, this attractive west Anatolian carpet features an old ivory field with lateral colum...

How rare is an old gold field? A geometric version of the all-over Harshang (crab) pattern is symmetrically laid out with accents in goldenrod, ecru and salmon, all on the abrashed g...

Late 19th Century Turkish Oushak Carpet ( 10'6" x 13'2" - 320 x 402 ) The bold pattern is a creative adaptation of the 17th century Caucasian “Dragon” design, with giant palmettes, s...

79232 Late 19th Century Antique Pastel Turkish Oushak Rug, 11'08 x 14'07. An opportunity of breathtaking rarity, this one-of-a-kind, hand-knotted wool Oushak rug from the Late 19th C...

The ivory field with a central tomato-red cusped medallion issuing angular palmette and flower head vine, in a broad tomato-red border containing sandy-yellow and ivory palmette vine between ivory meandering floral vine stripes, plain outer ivory stripe. About Antique Oushak Rugs: Oushak (or Ushak) rugs originate from the small town of Oushak in west-central Anatolia, which is located just south of modern-day Istanbul, Turkey. Oushak has been a center of production for Turkish rugs since the beginning of the Ottoman Empire...

A stunning late 19th century Turkish Oushak rug with a large floral and scrolling vine medallion living amidst a field of more vines and flowers, surrounded by a wide border containi...

Antique Turkish Hereke rug, country of origin: Turkey, date circa late 19th century. Size: 9 ft 9 in x 13 ft 1 in (2.97 m x 3.99 m) This spicy, vibrant rug has a graceful design and an elegant style that is perfect for a formal, contemporary space. Its colors evoke the scent of spices such as cayenne, red pepper, cinnamon, and cider spice. These are among this year’s most popular color trends...