Farnham Antique Carpets has dated this Antique Mahal Persian Carpet to the 1890s.
The black/brown dyes we can see corrosion due to the carpets age and this is down to the iron properties in the wool, over 120 plus years it has oxidised and corroded. This adds an embossed effect and adds even more character to this ancient looking Mahal.

Minimal wear visible in some areas, but no major repairs or damage, all in all it is looking very good indeed and with lots of soft wool pile showing. Please view all the images to see the condition up close.

A beautiful antique carpet for a drawing room, bedroom, study or entrance hall, it literally can be used in any room. We would supply sturdy anti-slip underlay with this carpet, to aid its strength on the floor and this also helps preserve antique carpets too. As wear is more-often caused by a carpet moving around on a floor, creating creases which over time can turn into wear.

We would happily welcome you contacting us to request a home visit, having visited customers in their own homes all over the UK for over 30 years. We feel it is vital to view carpets and rugs at home, so you can make the ideal choice, trying various options in a room. A professional, free service we have offered since 1990.

Book a visit to our barn showroom if you prefer, we have over 1000 antique and contemporary carpets, rugs and runners on offer. We are located in the small village of Crondall in Surrey, around an hours drive from London.
Farnham Antique Carpets has dated this Antique Mahal Persian Carpet to the 1890s.
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