Early 20th Century Art Nouveau Carpet

Though very few antique examples have survived, the tradition of Mongolian carpet weaving goes back many centuries, inspired in part by the designs of Chinese textiles, borrowing cer...

Anatolia, the western region of Turkey, has a long-standing rug-weaving tradition, dating at least as far back as the 13th Century. As the explorer Marco Polo once wrote, ‘Here they ...

The region of Anatolia, in Western Turkey, has a rich history as a centre of high-quality rug weaving, going at least as back as the 13th Century; its carpets were among the first Or...

A unique and elegant Tibetan carpet in a rare room-size format - likely commissioned at the time for a member of the nobility, as most Tibetan pieces of the period were woven in a small rug format. The blue field provides a great contrast to the striking design, with each drawing in the central field is creatively repeated in various colour compositions, is framed by a simple red border. The charming array of hues in the palette are all vegetable-dyed. Rug weaving in Tibet stretches back hundreds if not thousands of years, though experienced a real renaissance in the early 20th Century, brought by the greater access to rich dyes, and a greater diversity in these carpets designs, combining traditional Tibetan motifs with elements borrowed from Chinese weavings...

This early 20th-century fine Veramin has a remarkable tight weave which explains the clarity of its crisp drawing. The light sky blue field complements the generous large-scale drawing, framed by a wide terracotta border. There is a subtle colour variation adding great depth and richness to the monochrome drawing. The charming pomegranate design is derived from early Azerbaijan rugs of the 18th century and symbolizes prosperity, fertility and longevity. Antique Veramin...

A sleek contemporary flatweave rug, inspired by mid-century modern Swedish design. The field ranges from shades of Prussian blue to aquamari...

Early 20th Century Viennese Carpet, Art Nouveau Period Austria, circa 1905 Viennese carpet

Early 20th Century Donegal Art Nouveau Carpet ( 9'1" x 12'6" - 277 x 382 cm )

Art Deco carpet Austria, circa 1905 Initialed "JBS" on reverse Designed by Marcel Kammerer and woven by 'Backhausen & Sohne'. 11'6" x 8'0" (351 x 244 cm)

Early 20th Century French Art Deco Carpet France, circa 1925 All Over Geometric Design Wool, Hand- Knotted, Pile Technique

Early 20th century Arraiolos carpet.

Early 20th century Aubusson carpet.