Antique Ersari Beshir Turkmen Rug of Small Size, Scarce Design, Circa 1870.

Name: Antique Ersari Beshir Turkmen Rug of Small Size, Scarce Design, Circa 1870.
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1071545
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Cotswold Oriental Rugs

Description

Size: 4ft 2in x 3ft 10in (127 x 118cm).

Antique Beshir Turkmen rug of small square size, these rugs are generally considered to be ‘dowry’ weavings.

Circa 1870 or earlier.

This is an excellent example with a very unusual and scarce design; small boxes containing diamonds with the central box containing small boteh. The lower border has a single row of boteh. It is probable that the rug is a fragment of a once larger rug or carpet; I feel that it was a small dowry rug and that the sides and top end have been reduced.

An outstanding and collectable rug with fine weave and wonderful colours.

The rug is in good condition with even wear and medium / low pile.

The rug is suitable for display and would make a superb wall hanging.

Stock Number: DS-0607.

Physical Dimensions

Height

127cm (50.00")

Width

118cm (46.46")

Depth

1cm (0.39")

Declaration

Cotswold Oriental Rugs has dated this piece to the 1870s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1071545

Dealers Internal Reference

DS-0607

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Description

Size: 4ft 2in x 3ft 10in (127 x 118cm).

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Antique Beshir Turkmen rug of small square size, these rugs are generally considered to be ‘dowry’ weavings.

Cotswold Oriental Rugs

Circa 1870 or earlier.

This is an excellent example with a very unusual and scarce design; small boxes containing diamonds with the central box containing small boteh. The lower border has a single row of boteh. It is probable that the rug is a fragment of a once larger rug or carpet; I feel that it was a small dowry rug and that the sides and top end have been reduced.