Small Runners – HEIRLOOM

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Anatolian Turkish Oushak sampler area rug featuring a variation of a Bid Majnun or weeping willow design. It is rendered asymmetrically and with the composite motifs at different scales. The pleasing palette includes soft yellow, green, coral, and brown, and wonderful blue-green ground.

Antique Oushak with Christian Iconography - 3' x 5'11

19th century small Mongolian rug depicting a natural scene primarily of a variety of animals among trees and stones. Among the animals, deer, bats, goats and a pig can be found. The stones have the appearance of scholars' stones and are rendered in a lovely combination of blues, purples, and browns. Four eternal knots can be found in each corner.

Rare 19th century Mongolian Pictorial - 3' x 5'7

Antique Navajo small runner featuring a totemic corn stalk on a vast gray field. The gray color is created by mixing different strands of undyed wool. The whole is framed by eye-catching zigzag borders in black and white.

Antique Navajo Rug - 2'9 x 5'3

Antique Peking Rug - 3' x 5'9

Antique Peking Rug - 3' x 5'9

Caucasian rug handwoven in the mid-19th century. Rare design with a red weft. Likely a production of the Kurmanji Kurds. This rug displays signs of wear consistent with its age, as pictured, but the edges have been recently reinforced.

Antique Kazak Rug - 3'7 x 7'8

washed out neutral decorative runnner

Mid Century Hamadan Runner - 2'5 x 10'2

This plush and densely piled rug features a central mandala on open ground. An open and nicely spaced border of X filled orbs frames the perimeter. In a simple palette of pink, cream mauve and faded lilac.

Pastel Tibetan Runner - 2' x 6'

Rolakan midcentury Swedish It features an abstract design woven with an organic feel. The design is reminiscent of bare branches reaching toward the sky. The straightforward palette of light and dark browns, light and dark blues, gray and white and perfectly balanced with use marled yarn. The initials

Mid-Century Ingegerd Silow Swedish Rolakan - 2’3 x 5’9

Tibetan carved rug It features a four clawed dragon flying through the clouds. In red, orange and yellow scales with ivory, light and dark green accents that pop against an open navy ground. The claws and face are rendered in red and yellow static and details like the dragon's scales and mane have been hand-carved with a razor adding extra detail and interest

Tibetan Dragon Rug - 2’ x 5’

Feng shui The pictorial rug was handwoven in Mongolia during the early 20th century. It features a mirrored design of a stag under a tree with a crane and bat flying above. The stag represents well-being, while the crane symbolizes a long life and the bat prosperity. The color palette is minimal with ivory, dark and light blues. The whole is framed by a tightly rendered fret border.

Feng Shui Mongolian Rug - 2’1 x 4’

This Lori rug was handwoven during the late 19th century. It features a lovely diamond lattice design which both well executed but also with the right amount of wonkiness to give it some personality. Rendered in lush wool an a vibrant red, blue, yellow and green with brown and ivory accents. The main border of

Kurdish Lattice Rug - 3’8 x 7’5

This kilim was handwoven during the middle of the 20th Century in Sweden.

This very architectural composition features a border of stepped polygons surrounded with the a border that echoes the field by using waves of rhythmic intersecting blocks. Rendered in a warm, earthy palette of chestnut, wheat, cream, slate, moss and red clay. Signed with the initials

Midcentury Swedish Runner - 3’4 x 8’7