Antique Corridor Carpet, Baluch Tribes of Zabol, Sistan Province, South-east Persia.

Name: Antique Corridor Carpet, Baluch Tribes of Zabol, Sistan Province, South-east Persia.
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1121396
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Brian MacDonald Antique Rugs & Carpets

Description

To come across such a narrow antique runner, never mind a Baluch runner these days, only 52cm wide, is truly a rare find!

Made by Baluch tribes in the Zabol area of Sistan Province, south-east Persia circa 1880, this runner is in excellent overall condition and ready to lay in a narrow hallway. The glowing brown-red ground is divided into nine Turkmen 'tshemtshe' guls, often used by the Sistani Baluch in their weavings. Particulary attractive, is the use of a beautiful green in the inner and outer borders as well as being complete with its flatweave and brocaded skirts each end.

Size: 3.05m x 0.52m (10' 0" x 1' 8").

Physical Dimensions

Height

305cm (120.08")

Width

52cm (20.47")

Declaration

Brian MacDonald Antique Rugs & Carpets has dated this piece to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1121396

Dealers Internal Reference

BM2088

Dealers Notes

Viewing by appointment only.

Description

To come across such a narrow antique runner, never mind a Baluch runner these days, only 52cm wide, is truly a rare find!

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Made by Baluch tribes in the Zabol area of Sistan Province, south-east Persia circa 1880, this runner is in excellent overall condition and ready to lay in a narrow hallway.

Brian MacDonald Antique Rugs & Carpets

The glowing brown-red ground is divided into nine Turkmen 'tshemtshe' guls, often used by the Sistani Baluch in their weavings. Particulary attractive, is the use of a beautiful green in the inner and outer borders as well as being complete with its flatweave and brocaded skirts each end.

Size: 3.05m x 0.52m (10' 0" x 1' 8").