Leeds Antiques has dated this Antique Afghan Aqcha Rug to the 1920s.
The design features two large octagonal Tekke-style guls set within a geometric field and framed by multiple borders of hooked and stylised motifs.

Woven in wool on a wool foundation, this rug displays a beautifully time-softened palette, with the original reds now faded to gentle tones of beige, stone, and grey-brown. The wear is even and coherent, giving the surface a calm, patinated appearance that reads more like a textile than a bold patterned carpet.

This is a subtle, characterful piece, ideal for layered interiors, quiet corners, bedside placement, or beneath furniture, where age, texture, and authenticity are valued over strong colour. Its small scale and restrained palette make it particularly easy to place in both traditional and contemporary settings.

Dimensions (Approximate):
Length (including fringes): 118.5 cm (46 3/4")
Width: 89 cm (35")
Condition:
Reasonable antique condition, commensurate with age. The pile shows wear and the colours have faded throughout, creating an even, attractive patina. Some losses to the fringes. Structurally sound and lies flat. Cleaned, deodorised, and treated for moth prevention — ready for use. Wear and fading are reflected in the price.
Leeds Antiques has dated this Antique Afghan Aqcha Rug to the 1920s.
Second-generation antique dealer specialising in carefully sourced 17th–20th-century furniture and décor, chosen for quality and character.
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