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C A R P E T S , R U GS & TE X T I L E S


1613. Impressive large Kizil Ayak Turkmen carpet, Turkmenistan, 1890-1910, 21ft. x 8ft. 9in. 6.40m. x 2.67m. Very slight even wear; very small reweaves. Very large carpets by the Tekke, Ersari and Kizil Ayak were made in the late 19th century in Bokhara and Merv. £1,500-2,000


Lot 1614


1614. Large Mashad carpet, Khorasan, north east Persia mid 20th century, 19ft.10in. x 12ft.11in. 6.05m. x 3.94m. Area of wear overall. Note inwoven signature cartouche upper end centre. £300-500


Lot 1613


1615. Large Indian carpet, possibly Masulipatam, south India, second half 19th century, 19ft. 4in. x 16ft. 5.90m. x 4.88m. Distressed area with losses top end of field left; two fireplace cuts top left corner with missing section 3ft. 6in. x 11in. 1.07m. x 0.28m.; and lower left corner with missing section 2ft. 5in. x 8in. 0.74m. x 0.20m.; other small distressed areas with losses centre field and lower left area; losses to lower end including small ‘bite’; small losses to top right corner; small losses to both edges. Note: The attribution to Masulipatam is speculative and few carpets seem to have been made there, if at all, after 1900. In many respects, and particularly the palette, this carpet is strongly reminiscent of Agra weaving and may well be from there. £600-1,000


Lot 1615


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