Pair of French Art Deco Rugs 1930's

An extremely rare Art Deco rug designed in 1925 by Jean Burkhalter and commissioned by Pierre Chareau for a seaside mansion on the island of Corsica....

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...

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...

A rare antique French Art Deco rug, signed DTC, with a specular horizontal pattern composed of monochrome compartments beginning in ivory and ending in dark brown, with contours rang...

Large four meter French Art Deco futurist hand woven wool rug with abstract art. Handcrafted in the 1930s this rug features a geometric design in Bauhaus style, with the color palet...

Vintage French Art Deco Rug Size: 4'10" × 6'6" (147 × 198 cm) This rare and elegant French Art Deco rug from the 1950s is a compelling example of mid-century design that masterfully ...

A vintage French Art Deco accent rug handmade during the mid-20th century. Measures: 5' 8" x 7' 7"

Pair of wool mechanical rugs with geometric decoration in shades of red, grey and white. France circa 1970. In very good condition. Length: 225 cm (88.6 inches - 7.4 feet) Width: 1...