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Lot 1911A
1911A. Pair of Yomut Turkmen chuval faces, Turkmenistan, late 19th century, 2ft. 7in. x 3ft. 3in. 0.79m. x 1m. Losses to sides; damage to lower elems. Both with good velvety wool. £300-350
Lot 1910A Lot 1909
1909. Attractive part cotton Cal ‘banded’ kelim, south west Anatolia, second half 19th century, 7ft. x 4ft.10in. 2.11m. x 1.47m. Slight damage to narrow bands across centre, one or two small areas of damage to both long sides. This complete kelim has a number of structural characteristics associated with the small south west weaving village of Cal, which, being found together on this one piece, makes the attribution convincing. Like the majority of kelims attributed to Cal, this example is rectangular and woven in one piece; several small details of the design are worked in cotton apparently at random and the warps, too, are of cotton, another unusual and distinctive feature of Cal kelims. Like many ‘banded’ kelims, this example has the parmak and variants as the principal design element; it also has a wide variety of soft, pleasant, colours typical of 19th century Anatolian kelims. Now sewn down on to linen backing £1,000-1,500
TURKMEN RUGS
1910A. Good Chodor main carpet, south Turkmenistan, mid-19th century, 12ft. 7in. x 7ft. 5in. 3.84m. x 2.26m. Overall uneven wear, heavier in places, creases and losses to kelim ends; remnants of glue to verso in places. Note: This is a large and handsome Chodor carpet with very rich colour. The rendition of the ertmen gols is very similar to those in the example illustrated in Loges, Turkoman Tribal Rugs, no. 64. pp. 108-9, although the decoration in the minor dark blue and dark green ground guls is markedly different. Both carpets also have very similar erre pattern elems at both ends with small trefoil motifs alternating between ivory and buff, the latter colour sparingly used in the minor guls. £600-800
Lot 1912 Lot 1911
1911. Exceptional Tekke Turkmen main carpet, Turkmenistan, mid-19th century, 7ft. 4in. x 6ft. 2in. 2.24m. x 1.88m. A beautiful example of Tekke weaving with fine velvety wool. For a similar example see Jourdan, Uwe, Oriental Rugs, Volume 5, Turkoman, pp. 93- 95, pl. 38. Overall wear, heavy in places; splits, holes and damage with some repairs. £400-450
Lot 1910
1910. Ersari Turkmen chuval, Afghanistan early 20th century, 3ft.4in. x 5ft.8in. 1.02m. x 1.73m. Complete with undyed plainweave back.
£200-250 Lot 1912A
1912A. Good Ersari Turkmen chuval face, north east Afghanistan, early 20th century, 3ft. 4in. x 6ft. 3in. 1.02m. x 1.91m. Note the rich colour and velvety wool of this piece. Slight loss to lower elem £300-350
1912. Exceptional main carpet by the Ersari Turkmen of Beshir, south west Turkmenistan, mid-late 19th century, 8ft. x 4ft. 1in. 2.44m. x 1.25m. Note the stylized herati design completely filling the abrashed blue field with a single ivory centre medallion. A carpet with wonderful colour. Overall even wear. £600-800
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