Oversize Antique Art Deco Geometric Rug in the Da Silva Bruhns Style, 1920's

An Art Deco rug distinguished by a repeat pattern of honey-arranged ivory lozenges knotted with a raised pile, contrasting with a similarly arranged cluster of apricot lozenges woven...

Woven in different tones of brown over a camel background, this Art Deco rug embodies the aesthetic of the period, juxtaposing an all-over pattern of triangles, probably taken from c...

A striking French Art Deco rug decorated by rectangular forms overlapping on various planes and creating a centralised motif of strong visual character. This type of pattern reflects the aesthetic ideals of Synthetic Cubism, the latter proving to be very influential in the development of the Art Deco design vocabulary, being adopted by leading carpet artists...

A rare, stunning identical pair of period antique French Art Deco rugs, decorated at both ends by abstract diagonal motifs in two tones of brown against an ivory background. Both are embellished on the lower right corner by the artist's monogram (HG), which we haven't identified. Rugs of this type were commissioned during the Art Deco era to architects/designers, and were often part of an elaborate interior decoration project. It's quite a unique chance in the world of rugs to be able to source an intact pair of such weavings. The natural earth tones of these examples offer a great opportunity to own a pair of Art...

Very beautiful Art Deco period rug with nice geometrical design of Ivan Da Silva-Bruhns, with beautiful brown colors, entirely hand knotted with wool velvet on cotton foundation. ✨✨...

A rare large knotted wool rectangular rug with black geometrical decoration on a green background. Signed with the monogram 'SB' in the weave.

A finely hand knotted silk rug by Boccara, designed in homage to the iconic French Art Deco textile artist Ivan da Silva Bruhns. Commissioned in 2009, the rug features a strong moder...

Hand-knotted in wool, an antique 12x20 oversized Axminster rug originating from England circa 1920-1930 - now joining our antique collection. On the Design: The piece enjoys beige-...