Antique Farahan Rug

An amazing thick full pile antique Farahan rug, circa 1890-1900 with a simplistic medallion design and lovely natural wool spandrel corners.  Using golden yellow dyes, and lovely blues and greens.  A rustic and very charming antique rug.  Using madder red dyes which change gently over time, known as abrash you can see this in the main medallion colour too.  This is the beauty of antique rugs and what makes them so alluring and add so much to a home.

Purchase this antique Farahan rug online from us and we shall securely courier it to your home, with our excellent anti-slip rug underlay which is included in the price.  Or contact us to view the runner at our barn showroom in Crondall, Surrey by appointment.

If you are not completely satisfied with the antique rug we shall of course refund you in full once the rug is returned to us.

Free Shipping throughout the UK and we use a well-respected International Shipper for Europe and Overseas, as we have shipped carpets to Hong Kong and Australia in the past.

Members of The British Antique Dealers Association (BADA) and LAPADA since 2008.  Adhering to their strict guidelines and our carpets and rugs are independently vetted at their antique and art fairs every year.

We professionally wash all our carpets and rugs, plus our expert restorer who has over 30 years experience will secure fringes and sides if necessary.

Request a home visit to view this stunning antique Farahan rug in your own home, please let us know a preferred day and time to see you.

Farnham Antique Carpets are specialists in antique decorative carpets, rugs and runners. Varying from antique tribal rugs woven in the Caucasus to classical Persian carpets dating from the mid 19th century to the early 20th century.

As members of the BADA - The British Antique Dealers Association and LAPADA - The Association of Art & Antique Dealers we adhere to strict guide lines as affiliated members and pride ourselves on maintaining its high standards. We exhibit at the BADA fair in Chelsea, London every March and the LAPADA Fair in Mayfair, London every September.