How do I clean an antique rug?

Gentle surface vacuuming without a rotating brush helps remove embedded dust from the wool pile. Professional specialist cleaning remains essential for addressing deeper soiling without damaging natural dyes. Water saturation and harsh chemical detergents must be avoided entirely. Allowing air circulation beneath the textile prevents moisture retention.

Where were these rugs made?

The pieces originate from nomadic and village workshops across Central Asia, Persia, Afghanistan, Turkey, and the Caucasus. Tribal groups such as the Yomut, Ersari, Baluch, and Qashqa'i produced these textiles for domestic use and local trade. Each region developed distinct regional palettes and geometric repertoires. These local traditions allow specialists to trace the geographic roots of individual carpets.

Are flat-woven kilims durable?

Flat-woven kilims lack a raised pile, relying instead on tightly interlocked horizontal and vertical threads. This construction yields a lightweight textile suited to areas with moderate foot traffic. Using a suitable underlay helps prevent slipping and cushions the weave against hard flooring. Regular rotation ensures even wear across the surface over time.

What is a runner rug used for?

Runner rugs provide narrow, elongated flooring coverage well-suited to hallways, corridors, and narrow passageways. They soften hard walkways while introducing distinct tribal patterns and rich earthen hues. Positioning runners away from direct, harsh sunlight preserves the natural dye colours. Proper placement also enhances warmth and acoustic dampening in transitional spaces.

How can I tell the age of a rug?

Dating relies on examining structural characteristics, wool preparation methods, and dye chemistry. Hand-spun wool and organic colour palettes typically point towards nineteenth and early twentieth-century production. Design motifs and regional weaving signatures offer further clues for chronological placement. Comparing structural knots and border wear helps narrow down the decade of creation.

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A brown patterned rug brings earthy depth and tribal texture to a floor, offering rich wool and time-honoured motifs.

Antique Timuri Baluch 'Dokhtar-e-qazi' Rug with Small Shrub Design, Circa 1880.

19th century

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Antique Timuri Baluch 'Dokhtar-e-qazi' Rug with Small Shrub Design, Circa 1880.

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£850

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19th century

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Antique Angora Ushak Carpet

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£18,000

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Antique Bahluli Baluch Rug, Lattice Design with Ivory Border, Circa 1890.

19th century

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Antique Bahluli Baluch Rug, Lattice Design with Ivory Border, Circa 1890.

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£950

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Vintage Turkish Kayseri 'Art Silk' Rug with Repeat Floral Design, Circa 1930.

1920 - 1940

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Vintage Turkish Kayseri 'Art Silk' Rug with Repeat Floral Design, Circa 1930.

From Cotswold Oriental Rugs

£1,250

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Brown Patterned Rug

Antique Timuri Baluch 'Dokhtar-e-qazi' Rug with Small Shrub Design, Circa 1880.

Antique Angora Ushak Carpet

Antique Bahluli Baluch Rug, Lattice Design with Ivory Border, Circa 1890.

Vintage Turkish Kayseri 'Art Silk' Rug with Repeat Floral Design, Circa 1930.

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