Tuserkan Rug: 121cm x 85cm sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles which were used

which were used

with the leather now displaying a wonderful patina and lustrous natural shine

The earliest illustrations known of spinning wheels come from Baghdad in 1237 and China in around 1270 with Europe at c

these tiles would have formed a central six lobed medallion with central rabbit motif

The labels are in differing condition but each could be described as either good or excellent

Tuserkan Rug: 121cm x 85cm sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles which were usedOrigin: Western Iran Style: Tserkan Provenance: N A Dated: Early 20th C Hand Knotted 100% Wool Pile. Length: 121cms 4 feet Width: 85cms 2. 8 feet Having a wonderful balance between geometric and floral elements this is a heavily stylized piece of good solid colour and design. The central floral motif is similar to a sunburst icon of a Kazak rug with the rest of the central field set upon three grounds, red in the centre with a buff middle ground and