Netherhampton 14th May 2014 by ATGMEDIA

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Carpets, Rugs & Textiles

Carpets, Rugs and Textiles Wednesday 14th May 2014 Wednesday 14th May 2014

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Carpets, Rugs & Textiles Wednesday 14th May 2014 at 10.30am Viewing Monday 12th May 10am-5pm Tuesday 13th May 10am-5pm Morning of Sale 8.30am-10.30am THE CARPET STACKS WILL BE TURNED AT 2pm EACH VIEW DAY AND ON THE MORNING OF SALE AT 9am PROMPT PLEASE NOTE: Bookings for telephone bids must be with us by 4pm on Tuesday 13th May 2014 This sale offers buyers the facility to bid Live On-Line. To take advantage of this service please register with www.the-saleroom.com/netherhampton NEW BUYERS wishing to bid Live On-Line MUST ALSO REGISTER with the Salerooms prior to the sale and BEFORE bidding on any lot All Buyers, including on-line bidders, are reminded that they MUST satisfy themselves as to the condition of each lot before the sale. Our notes are intended as a guide only. Front Cover: Lot 1846, Back Cover: Lot 1847 CATALOGUE: £5 (POST FREE) BUYER’S PREMIUM IS 15% + VAT The Sale, including those lots not illustrated in this catalogue, can be viewed on the following websites: www.the-saleroom.com/netherhampton www.salisburyauctioncentre.co.uk/netherhampton

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CARPETS, RUGS & TEXTILES

GENERAL RUGS

Lot 1504 Lot 1502 1502. Derbend rug, east Caucasus, 20th century, 7ft. x 4ft. 3in. 2.13m. x 1.30m. £100-150

1504. Two Seraband rugs, (a near pair), north west Persia, 20th century, 4ft. 11in. x 3ft. 6in. 1.50m. x 1.07m. and 5ft. 5in. x 3ft. 5in. 1.65m. x 1.04m. (2) £100-150 1505. Two Tekke Turkmen rugs and an Ersari Turkmen chuval face, Turkmenistan and north east Afghanistan, early 20th century. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. (3) £80-120

Lot 1500 1500. Ersari Turkmen rug, north east Afghanistan, about 1920-30s, 6ft. 7in. x 3ft. 4in. 2.01m. x 1.02m. Overall even wear; slight losses to ends. £100-150

Lot 1503 1503. Baluchi rug, Salar Khani, north east Persia, about 1920-30s, 5ft. 8in. x 3ft. 11in. 1.73m. x 1.20m. Overall wear; small holes; corrosion to browns; losses to both ends. £100-150

Lot 1506 Lot 1501 1501. Ersari Turkmen rug, north east Afghanistan, about 1920s, 7ft. 9in. x 4ft. 8in. 2.36m. x 1.42m. Overall wear; losses to kelim ends. £100-150

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1506. Attractive Bijar rug, north west Persia, about 1930s, 7ft. x 4ft. 5in. 2.13m. x 1.35m. £500-600

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Lot 1507 1507. Pair of Ushak ‘Turkey’ rugs, west Anatolia, early 20th century, 7ft 4in. x 4ft. 2in. 2.24m. x 1.27m. And 7ft. x 4ft. 3in. 2.13m. x 1.30m. Slight wear in places. (2) £100-150

Lot 1512

Lot 1510

1512. Heriz rug, north west Persia, mid-20th century, 4ft. 6in. x 3ft. 7in. 1.37m. x 1.07m. Pile a little low in places. £100-150

1510. Jozan rug, Hamadan area, north west Persia, mid-20th century, 6ft. 10in. x 4ft. 3in. 2.08m. x 1.30m. Crease mark to centre medallion. £100-150 Lot 1508 1508. Chinese tapestry of classical design, modern, 5ft. 2in. x 5ft. 7in. 1.58m. x 1.79m. Unlined. £200-250

Lot 1513 1513. Heriz rug, north west Persia, mid-20th century, 4ft. 5in. x 3ft. 9in. 1.35m. x 1.14m. £100-150

Lot 1511

Lot 1509

1511. Bakhtairi rug, Chahar Mahal Valley, south west Persia, about 1930-40s, 6ft. 7in. x 4ft. 3in. 2.01m. x 1.30m. Crude repair to top end of field. £100-150

1509. Tekke Turkmen rug with a portrait of Lenin, Turkmenistan, about 1920s, 6ft. 5in. x 4ft. 3in. 1.96m. x 1.35m. Note the double portrait of Lenin in the top left corner with inscription. Overall even wear; slight losses to ends. £100-150

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Lot 1519 Lot 1516 1516. Heriz rug, north west Persia, mid-20th century, 4ft. 7in. x 3ft. 10in. 1.40m. x 1.17m. Slight loss to top end. £100-150

1519. Navajo coverlet, Arizona, United States of America, 20th century, 2ft. 5in. x 2ft. 7in. 0.74m. x 0.79m. For a discussion of Navajo weavings see Faraday, Cornelius Bateman, European and American Carpets and Rugs, pp. 339-357. £100-150

Lot 1514 1514. Attractive Thracian kilim, Sarkoy, east European, 20th century, 6ft. 6in. x 3ft. 3in. 1.98m. x 1m. £400-500

Lot 1517 1517. Qum rug, south central Persia, 1930-40s, 6ft. 1in. x 4ft. 3in. 1.86m. x 1.30m. Overall even wear. £200-300

Lot 1520 1520. Bakhtiari rug, Chahar Mahal Valley, south west Persia, 1940-50s, 6ft. 4in. x 4ft. 9in. 1.93m. x 1.45m. £200-250

Lot 1515

Lot 1521

1515. Hamadan rug, north west Persia, early 20th century, 5ft. 9in. x 4ft. 10in. 1.75m. x 1.47m. Overall even wear; slight loss to ends. £150-250

1521. Pair of Maimana interlock weave khorjin, Faryab province, north central Afghanistan, 20th century, each 2ft. 4in. x 2ft. 5in. 0.71m. x 0.74m. Both with closing loops and with wool tassels to each base. (2) £100-150 Lot 1518 1518. Bakhtiari rug, Chahar Mahal Valley, south west Persia, mid-20th century, 7ft. 5in. x 5ft. 1in. 2.26m. x 1.55m. Slight wear in places; pale blue wefts. £100-150

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Lot 1525

Lot 1522 1522. Silk Feraghan rug, north west Persia, second half 19th century, 5ft. x 4ft. 1.52m. x 1.22m. Overall wear, damage and losses in several places. Now sewn down onto plain linen backing. £200-300

1525. Interesting Iraqi embroidered wedding blanket, Samawa, Marshlands of southern Iraq, 20th century, 7ft. 1in. x 4ft. 11in. 2.16m. x 1.50m. Worked in bright colours in chain stitch on hand-woven narrow widths joined together. Note the three amusing figures in the top left corner and the bird or animal motifs lower left side, surrounded by geometric and flowerhead motifs. An exhibition of these blankets was held at the NEC Birmingham as part of the Festival of Quilts in 2010. £150-250

Lot 1527 1527. Karaja rug, north west Persia, about 1930s, 6ft. 7in. x 4ft. 8in. 2.01m. x 1.42m. Overall wear with extensive reweaving including to borders and ends. Possibly fragmented. £100-150

Lot 1523 1523. North west Persian(?) ghileem stool, 20th century, 3ft. 5in. x 1ft. 7in. x 1ft. 3in. high. 1.04m. x 0.47m. x 0.38m. high. On turned wooden legs. £150-200

Lot 1528

Lot 1526

Lot 1524 1524. Interesting Iraqi embroidered wedding blanket, Samawa, Marshlands of southern Iraq, 20th century, 7ft. 10in. x 5ft. 4in. 2.39m. x 1.63m. Worked in bright colours in chain stitch on hand-woven narrow widths joined together. Note the amusing human, animal and bird motifs surrounded by geometric and flowerhead motifs. An exhibition of these blankets was held at the NEC Birmingham as part of the Festival of Quilts in 2010. £150-250 c ar p et d e par tm ent enquiri e s:

1526. Esfahan prayer rug, an Esfahan tree of life rug, south west Persia, early-mid 20th century and a Hamadan rug, north west Persia, mid-20th century. First two rugs with all over wear, the third with losses to ends. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. (3) £100-150

1528. Two small north west Persian rugs, early 20th century, one 3ft. 11in. x 2ft. 1.20m. x 0.61m. And 2ft. 10in. x 2ft. 1in. 0.86m. x 0.64m. Both with overall wear. (2) £100-150 1529. Karabakh rug, south west Caucasus, early 20th century, 7ft. 2in. x 3ft. 7in. 2.18m. x 1.09m. Overall wear; holes and crude repairs; losses to ends. £50-100 1530. Lenkoran long rug, Talish area, south east Caucasus, early 20th century, 9ft. 5in. x 4ft. 6in. 2.87m. x 1.37m. Long crease mark to centre field and heavily worn one end. Together with a Kurdish rug, north west Persia, about 1920-30, 5ft. 3in. x 4ft. 7in. 1.60m. x 1.40m. Overall wear; holes; some damage; losses to ends. (2) £80-120

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Lot 1535

Lot 1531 1531. Tabriz prayer rug, north west Persia, 20th century, 5ft. x 3ft. 5in. 1.52m. x 1.04m. £200-300

Lot 1533 1533. Nain part silk rug, central Persia, 20th century, 4ft. 9in. x 2ft. 11in. 1.45m. x 0.89m. £100-150

1535. Exceptional and very fine Saruk rug, north west Persia, late 19th century, 6ft. 7in. x 4ft. 8in. 2.01m. x 1.42m. Small reweaves in places; selvedges rebound. A very finely woven rug with exceptionally well-drawn design, good handle and beautiful palette. For a similar example see Sakhai, Essie, Persian Rugs & Carpets, pp 342-357, pl. 283. £1000-1500

Lot 1534

Lot 1532 1532. Kerman rug, south central Persia, mid-20th century, 7ft. x 3ft. 8in. 2.13m. x 1.12m. Slight wear in places. £100-200

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1534. Three Turkish rugs, all 20th century. The largest a Kars Kazak; one with Sewan Kazak design and the third rug a floral medallion design on a dark blue field. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. (3) £200-250

Lot 1536 1536. Erivan rug of Karagashli design, Armenia, central Caucasus, 20th century, 7ft. 8in. x 4ft. 6in. 2.34m. x 1.37m. £100-200

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Lot 1541

Lot 1537

Lot 1539

1537. Karabakh ‘boteh’ rug, south west Caucasus, about 1920s, 6ft. 9in. x 4ft. 4in. 2.05m. x 1.32m. Some small repairs; corrosion to blacks and losses to both ends. £200-300

1539. Kashan rug, west Persia, 20th century, 6ft. 11in. x 4ft. 6in. 2.11m. x 1.37m. Area of damage; large splits top centre; brittle foundations. £300-400

1541. Thracian kelim, Sarkoy, east European, early 20th century, 6ft. 5in. x 5ft. 2in. 1.96m. x 1.58m. Holes and some damage; small reweaves. £350-450

Lot 1540

Lot 1538

1540. Superb Heriz silk prayer rug, north west Persia, late 19th century, 5ft. 10in. x 3ft. 11in. 1.78m. x 1.20m. Note the brilliant plain aquamarine mihrab with hanging lamp and a floral column to each side; a rectangular aquamarine floral plaque above the spandrels. Attractive spaced flowerhead ivory main border. Low pile in places; holes and tears in places; the foundations appear to be weak. £2500-3000

Lot 1542 1542. Senneh rug, north west Persia, early 20th century, 6ft. 8in. x 4ft. 4in. 2.03m. x 1.32m. Small burn mark top end; overall fading. £400-500

1538. Esfahan rug, south west Persia, about 1920-30s, 7ft. 5in. x 4ft. 8in. 2.26m. x 1.42m. Surface marks. £600-700

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Lot 1543

Lot 1546

1543. Fragmented Sivas rug, north central Anatolia, 20th century, 6ft. 6in. x 5ft. 6in. 1.98m. x 1.68m. Areas of wear; moth damage and reduced in width by vertical cuts both sides. £100-150

1546. Swedish rollakan coverlet, probably southern Sweden, early 20th century, 4ft. 5in. x 4ft. 1in.1.35m. x 1.25m. Corrosion to browns. £100-150

1544. Collection of four weavings, comprising small Karapinar rug; an Anatolian tulu woven in three sections; an Anatolian yastik and a Kurdish weft float brocade namakdan (salt bag). All 20th century. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. (4) £80-120

Lot 1548 1548. Bakhtiari prayer rug, Chahar Mahal valley, south west Persia, about 1930-40s, 6ft. 11in. x 4ft. 7in. 2.11m. x 1.50m. Some moth damage to left side centre outer guard; warp threads showing slightly in field. £150-200

Lot 1547 1547. Hamadan rug, north west Persia, early 20th century, 4ft. x 2ft. 8in. 1.22m. 0.81m. Overall even wear; losses to ends. £100-150 Lot 1545 1545. Three North African rugs, possibly Moroccan or Tunisian, 20th century, the smallest with an amusing design of very colourful horses, people and quaint birds. Some damage. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. (3) £100-150

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Lot 1549 1549. Machine woven English ‘Celtic Hunting Rug’ designed by George Bain, manufactured by Messrs. Quayle & Tranter, Kidderminster, about 1948, 6ft. 3in. x 3ft. 11in. 1.91m. x 1.20m. Damage and losses to one side. Another rug of this design and size was sold at Bonhams, Edinburgh, 21st August 2013, Lot 434 for £1,250 including premium. And two examples, probably with different colourways are illustrated in George Bain, Celtic Art. The Methods of Construction, London, 12th impression, 1987, pl. 38. £200-250

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Lot 1550

Lot 1552

1550. Tekke Turkmen rug, probably Afghanistan about 1950, 5ft. 9in. x 4ft. 4in. 1.75m. x 1.32m. £100-120

1552. Kashan rug, west Persia, about 1920-30, 5ft. 2in. x 3ft. 7in. 1.58m. x 1.09m. Note the zili-i-sultan design on an ivory field. Slight loss top end. £150-200 1553. European loop pile rug, about 1930s, 7ft. 10in. x 4ft. 11in. 2.39m. x 1.50m.. £50-100 1554. Saraband rug, north west Persia, about 1930-40, 5ft. 2in. x 3ft. 6in. 1.58m. x 1.07m. Overall wear, heavy in places.. £50-100

Lot 1557 1557. Attractive Bijar rug, north west Persia, early 20th century, 6ft. 11in. x 3ft. 8in. 2.11m. x 1.12m. Slight wear lower end and corrosion to brown/black in places. £300-350

1555. Baluchi prayer rug, Khorasan, north east Persia, 3ft. 5in. x 2ft. 3in. 1.04m. x 0.69m. Together with a Tekke Turkmenistan torba, north west Persian mat and a Kurdish namakdan (salt bag). All 20th century. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. (4) £50-100

Lot 1551 1551. Good Navajo chief’s blanket, Arizona, United States of America, 20th century, 4ft. 9in. x 3ft. 3in. 1.45m. x 1m. For a discussion of Navajo blankets see Faraday, Cornelius Bateman. European and American Carpets and Rugs, pp. 339-357. £100-200

Lot 1558

Lot 1556 1556. Malayer rug with Saraband border, north west Persia, about 1920-30s, 6ft. 7in. x 4ft. 5in. 2.01m. x 1.35m. £100-150 c ar p et d e par tm ent enquiri e s:

1558. Interesting cotton dhurrie, probably North India, early 20th century, 7ft. 8in. x 4ft. 11in. 2.34m. x 1.50m. Holes principally to centre medallion. Note the four prancing archaic horses in the pale blue field and the ‘windmill’-like motifs in each corner. Very similar horses are to be found in a much larger dhurrie illustrated in Ahuja, Shyam, Dhurrie. Flatwoven Rugs of India, p.149. £800-1000 tel e pho n e 01722 342044

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1559. Anatolian ‘art silk’ prayer rug, 20th century, 4ft. 4in. x 2ft. 10in. 1.32m. x 0.86m. £80-100 1560. Pair of Kerman silk mats, south west Persia, about 1920-30, approx. 18in. 46cm. square Areas of wear and losses to ends. Together with a Saruk mat, north west Persia, 1930-40s, 17in. x 18in. 43cm. x 46cm. Some moth damage; losses to ends; surface marks. (3) £80-100

Lot 1565 1565. Very interesting Bessarabian kelim fragment, probably Sarkoy, east Eurpopean, 19th century, 1ft. 9in. x 1ft. 10in. 0.52m. x 0.55m. Holes and splits with loss to one end. Note the unusual elements of double headed serpents, pair of goats in the central medallion and the wonderful vegetable dyes. £100-150

Lot 1563

Lot 1561

1563. Derbend prayer rug, east Caucasus, 20th century, 5ft. 1in. x 2ft. 11in. 1.55m. x 0.89m. Small holes; slight damage; minor loss to lower end. £100-150

1561. Attractive Feraghan rug, north west Persia, early 20th century, 6ft. 8in. x 4ft. 3in. 2.03m. x 1.30m. Overall even wear; hole/tear to field. Note the vases of pale blue and white flowers in the terracotta main border and the ivory corners featuring tiny birds and animals. £200-250

Lot 1566 1566. ‘Art’ silk rug in the Anatolian style, modern, 4ft. 1in. x 2ft. 11in. 1.25m. x 0.89m. £100-150

Lot 1564 1564. Aubusson tapestry border fragment, France, 19th century, 2ft. 6in. x 1ft. 9in. 0.76m. x 0.52m. Holed. £100-150 Lot 1567 Lot 1562 1562. Attractive Senneh ghileem, north west Persia, early 20th century, 6ft. 8in. x 4ft. 1in. 2.03m. x 1.25m. Very finely woven with narrow pale green, pale gold and muted red borders. Note the comical birds in the centre medallion. Small holes and small damages throughout; slight losses to ends. £150-200 netherhampton salerooms

1567. Collection of eleven assorted kelim cushion covers, all 20th century. (11) £100-150 1568. Three small Indian prayer dhurries, 20th century. (3) £50-100 1569-1579. No lots

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RUNNERS AND LONG RUGS

Lot 1580 1580. Kurdish ghileem runner, north west Persia, about 1930-40s, 16ft. 1in. x 4ft. 3in. 4.90m. x 1.30m. Small holes and a crude repair one end. £100-200

Lot 1582 1582. Karabakh runner, south west Caucasus, about 1930s, 16ft. 8in. x 3ft. 8in. 5.08m. x 1.12m. Slight wear; crude repairs; minor moth damage. £350-400

Lot 1584 1584. Heriz runner, north west Persia, about 1930-40s, 15ft. 1in. x 2ft. 11in. 4.59m. x 0.89m. Slight damage and holes to top end. £250-350

Lot 1581 1581. Malayer runner, north west Persia, early 20th century, 17ft. 4in. x 3ft. 5in. 5.29m. x 1.04m. Note the inscription and number 1282(?) in the cartouche at the top end. £450-500

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Lot 1583 1583. Malayer runner, north west Persia, about 1920s, 16ft. 3in. x 3ft. 6in. 4.95m. x 1.07m. Slight wear in places. £100-200

Lot 1585 1585. Karaja runner, north west Persia, about 1920-30s, 15ft. 4in. x 3ft. 3in. 4.67m. x 1m. £200-300 tel e pho n e 01722 342044

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Lot 1590

Lot 1586 1586. Exceptional Kurdish runner, north west Persia, early 20th century, 15ft. 8in. x 3ft. 6in. 4.77m. x 1.07m. Slight wear in places; some corrosion to brown; lacking outer guard each end. Note the superb field colour and the attractive spatial design. £600-800

Lot 1587 1587. Sarab runner, north west Persia, first quarter 20th century, 14ft. 9in. x 3ft. 6in. 4.50m. x 1.07m. Slight wear in places; corrosion in places; crease marks to right side; slight loss to lower end. £150-200 netherhampton salerooms

Lot 1588 1588. Shirvan runner, south east Caucasus, early 20th century, 13ft. 5in. x 3ft. 1in. 4.09m. x 0.94m. Overall uneven wear, heavy in places; some holes and damages throughout; crude repairs; losses to ends. £100-150

1590. Good Heriz runner, north west Persia, early 20th century, 13ft. 1in. x 3ft. 9in. 3.99m. x 1.14m. Note the date in the field of 1323 (AH) [1905 AD] and the profusion of camels and goats in the rust coloured field among various other motifs including two tents. Overall even wear; some repairs; slight damage lower end; hessian patches verso. £700-800

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Lot 1591

1589. Hamadan runner, north west Persia, mid-20th century, 12ft. 5in. x 2ft. 7in. 3.78m. x 0.79m. Moth damage in several places, especially the lower end; surface marks. £150-200

1591. Kurdish runner, north west Persia, early 20th century, 12ft. 10in. x 3ft. 4in. 3.90m. x 1.02m. Creases; small holes and splits; corrosion to browns. £150-200 w w w.s alisbur yauc ti o ncentre.co.uk

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Lot 1596 Lot 1592 1592. Attractive Sarab runner, north west Persia, early 20th century, 10ft. 1in. x 3ft. 5in. 3.07m. x 1.04m. Overall wear; corrosion to browns; losses to both ends. £500-600

Lot 1594 1594. Attractive north west Persian runner, Azerbaijan area, early 20th century, 11ft. 9in. x 3ft. 9in. 3.58m. x 1.14m. Note the two tribesmen in the centre side field and the small animals and birds throughout. £600-700

1596. Kirshehir runner, central Anatolia, early 20th century, 11ft. x 3ft. 4in. 3.35m. x 1.02m. Overall wear; crude repairs throughout; corrosion to browns. Together with a Kurdish ‘boteh’ rug, north west Persia, early 20th century, 9ft. 9in. x 3ft. 8in. 2.97m. x 1.12m. Overall wear; small splits and corrosion to browns; slight loss lower end. (2) £100-150

Lot 1593 1593. Kurdish runner, north west Persia, about 1930, 11ft. 9in. x 4ft. 3in. 3.58m. x 1.30m. Outer guards missing both ends. £650-700

Lot 1595 1595. Kurdish runner, north west Persia, early 20th century, 10ft. 11in. x 3ft. 9in. 3.33m. x 1.14m. Overall wear, heavy in places; holes in places; damage and losses to top end; losses to lower end border, now turned under and taped. Together with a Kashmiri silk rug, North India, 20th century and an Afghan rug, modern. (3) £100-150

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Lot 1597 1597. Baluchi runner, Khorasan, north east Persia, early 20th century, 11ft. 3in. x 3ft. 3in. 3.43m. x 1m. Slight wear in places; small repairs and slight loss to top end. £200-300 tel e pho n e 01722 342044

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Lot 1603 Lot 1601 Lot 1598 1598. Fragmented Kurdish runner, north west Persia, about 1900, 11ft. 9in. x 3ft. 5in. 3.58m. x 1.04m. Slight uneven wear overall, cut at both ends. £100-150

1601. Exceptional Malayer runner, north west Persia, about 1930s, 9ft. x 3ft. 6in. 2.75m. x 1.07m. Note the many tiny amusing animals and birds scattered throughout, especially the two orange cat-like motifs in the field. £1000-1200

1603. Hamadan runner, north west Persia, 20th century, 9ft. 7in. x 2ft. 7in. 2.92m. x 0.79m. £100-150

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Lot 1600 1600. Attractive Sarab runner, north west Persia, about 1930-40s, 10ft. 1in. x 3ft. 1in. 3.07m. x 0.94m. £250-300

1602. Kurdish runner, north west Persia, about 1930s, 9ft. 3in. x 3ft. 7in. 2.82m. x 1.09m. Corrosion to browns. £150-200 Lot 1604 1604. Baluchi ivory field runner, Khorasan, north east Persia, early 20th century, 9ft. 10in. x 2ft. 11in.3m. x 0.89m. Overall wear, heavy in places; holes in places; corrosion to browns. £100-150 1605-1609. No lots

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Lot 1612 1612. Ersari Turkmen fragmented main carpet, north east Afghanistan, early 20th century, 18ft. 6in. x 11ft. 7in. 5.64m. x 3.53m. Note this carpet has been reduced in length by a horizontal cut at the top end and other cuts to the ‘patchwork’ top left corner; crease marks to field; crude repairs; split to lower end kelim and border; overall uneven wear. £600-700 Lot 1614 1614. Kurdish kelleh, north west Persia, early 20th century, 16ft. 5in. x 4ft. 9in. 4.99m. x 1.45m. Overall even wear; small holes lower end and crude repairs in places. £150-200

Lot 1610 1610. Attractive Ushak kelleh in three pieces, west Anatolia, early 20th century, longest piece 21ft. 2in. x 4ft. 6in. 6.45m. x 1.37m. reduced by horizontal cut at the top end, the other two pieces, one 5ft. 5in. x 4ft. 2in. 1.54m. x 1.27m. the other 5ft. 6in. x 4ft. 2in. 1.68m. x 1.27m. Note these two pieces are joined together by a linen panel, and both pieces lack the outer guard stripes. The pieces put together form a cross and were recently removed from a country church. Note the brilliant aquamarine of the field; the excellent pile and the Cardinal and Harford, London tape verso at the ends. Joined back together, this would make a magnificent kelleh. £600-800

Lot 1615 1615. Good Saraband carpet, north west Persia, about 1920-30s, 16ft. 11in. x 10ft. 7in. 5.16m. x 3.23m. Some wear in places; repairs to lower left. £400-500 Lot 1613 1613. Qashqa’i ghileem kelleh, Fars, south west Persia, about 1940-50s, 17ft. 6in. x 4ft. 7in. 5.34m. x 1.40m. Small hole in field. Note the additional woollen tufts at intervals down each long side. £200-300

Lot 1616 Lot 1611 1611. Impressive Ersari Turkmen carpet, north east Afghanistan, about 1920-30s, 18ft. 8in. x 10ft. 4in. 5.69m. x 3.15m. Small holes in places. £500-600

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1616. Tabriz carpet, north west Persia, about 1920-30, 16ft. 10in. x 10ft. 10in. 5.13m. x 3.30m. Areas of slight wear. £500-550

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Lot 1620 Lot 1617 1617. Arraiolos needlework carpet, Portugal, 20th century, 16ft. 6in. x 11ft. 11in. 5.03m. x 3.63m. Some areas of repair and slight moth(?) damage. £250-300

1620. Ushak ‘Waterloo Turkey’ carpet, west Anatolia, early 20th century, 13ft. 11in. x 14ft. 10in. 4.25m. x 4.52m. Mostly good pile with slight wear in places; heavy fading to lower end; repairs/reweaves in places £1200-1500

Lot 1623 1623. Kerman carpet, south central Persia, mid-20th century, 14ft. 3in. x 9ft. 10in. 4.34m. x 3m. £300-400 1624. Yuruk half kelim, east Anatolia, 20th century, 14ft. 4in. x 4ft. 9in. 4.36m. x 1.45m. Small holes; slight losses to ends. £50-100

Lot 1618 1618. Arraiolos needlework carpet, Portugal, 20th century, 16ft. 4in. x 11ft. 8in. 4.97m. x 3.56m. Small splits, holes and wear or moth(?) damage one end. £250-300

Lot 1621 1621. Exceptional pictorial Fars kelleh, south west Persia, early 20th century, 14ft. 2in. x 7ft. 3in. 4.32m. x 2.21m. Note the central motif of a courtyard with eleven minarets; at each end of the kelleh is an indigo mihrab with ivory spandrels above. A very interesting carpet with good colour and handle. £1500-2000

Lot 1625 1625. Attractive Kerman carpet with all over Shah Abbas design, south central Persia, 20th century, 13ft. 5in. x 9ft. 9in. 4.09m. x 2.97m. £200-400

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Lot 1619 1619. Exceptional Bakhtiari ghileem kelleh, Chahar Mahal Valley, south west Persia, first half 20th century, 15ft. 4in. x 5ft. 2in. 4.67m. x 1.58m. A very handsome kelleh, interlock woven in clear bright colours. £300-500

1626. Attractive Srinagar carpet, Kashmir, north India, about 1930-40s, 12ft. 11in. x 10ft. 9in. 3.94m. x 3.28m. Reduced in width by vertical cut to left hand side; slight wear in places. £300-500

1622. Attractive Anatolian ‘boteh’ carpet, probably Sivas, north central Anatolia, 1920-30s, 14ft. 10in. x 11ft. 2in. 4.52m. x 3.40m. Slight wear in places; minor moth damage. £450-550

Lot 1627 1627. Mashad carpet, Khorasan, north east Persia, about 1930-40s, 13ft. 2in. x 9ft. 10in. 4.01m. x 3m. Overall wear, heavy in places; stains in some areas. £100-150

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Lot 1631 Lot 1628 1628. Ersari Turkmen carpet, north east Afghanistan, 1940-50s, 12ft. 1in. x 8ft. 10in. 3.68m. x 2.69m. £250-350

1631. Tabriz carpet, north west Persia, about 1940-50s, 12ft. 9in. x 9ft. 10in. 3.89m. x 3m. Attractive herati design with pale blue details on a dark blue field. £850-950

Lot 1635 1635. Bakhtiari kelleh, Chahar Mahal Valley, south west Persia, about 1920-30s, 12ft. 9in. x 6ft. 3in. 3.89m. x 1.91m. Slight wear; crude repair to centre; losses to ends. £200-300

Lot 1632 1632. Mahal carpet, north west Persia, mid-20th century, 13ft. 11in. x 10ft. 8in. 4.25m. x 3.25m. Slight wear in places. £100-200

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1629. Attractive Bakhtiari kelleh, Chahar Mahal Valley, west Persia, first quarter 20th century, 12ft. x 6ft. 3in. 3.66m. x 1.91m. Note the rows of elegant, chequered green cypress trees among the larger pomegranate trees with birds in the top branches. Slight wear in places; slight loss to ends. £1300-1500

1636. Sangesar jajim, north central Persia, about 1940-50s, 13ft. 1in. x 6ft. 8in. 3.99m. x 2.03m. Woven in three widths principally in dark brown and white with occasional narrow red bands on two of the widths. A very similar jajim sold these Rooms, 2nd October 2013, Lot 2094 for £500 + buyer’s premium. £300-400

Lot 1633 1633. Good Ushak carpet, west Anatolia, about 1920s, 12ft. 8in. x 9ft. 10in. 3.86m. x 3m. Note the attractive design on the pale coloured field within a very pale blue border. Slight wear top end. £700-800

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Lot 1630 1630. Tabriz carpet, north west Persia, mid-20th century, 12ft. x 8ft. 6in. 3.66m. x 2.59m. Slight wear in places £200-300

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1637. Heriz carpet, north west Persia, about 1920-30, 12ft. 11in. x 9ft. 11in. 3.94m. x 3.02m. Overall wear, heavier in some places; losses to ends. £500-600

1634. ‘Ziegler’ Mahal carpet, north west Persia, early 20th century, 13ft. 8in. x 10ft. 6in. 4.17m. x 3.20m. Overall wear, heavy in places with holes. Note the well-drawn design within the imposing indigo main border £300-400 c ar p et d e par tm ent enquiri e s:

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Lot 1638 1638. Tabriz carpet, north west Persia, about 1920-30, 12ft. 8in. x 8ft. 11in. 3.86m. x 2.72m. Slight wear in places; reweave to lower end outer guard and border. £200-300

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Lot 1642 1642. Exceptional Senneh ‘boteh’ ivory field carpet, north west Persia, about 1940-50s, 10ft. 5in. x 5ft. 8in. 3.17m. x 1.73m. £2000-2500

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Lot 1639 1639. Kashan carpet, west Persia, 20th century, 11ft. 3in. x 7ft. 8in. 3.43m. x 2.34m. £400-500

1645. Heriz carpet, north west Persia, about 1930s, 10ft. 2in. x 7ft. 11in. 3.10m. x 2.41m. Overall wear, heavier in places, some repairs. £300-400

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1646. Bessarabian kelim, eastern Europe, 20th century, 11ft. 4in. x 8ft. 6in. 3.45m. x 2.59m. £200-300

1643. Chinese carpet, Beijing, north west China, about 1930-40s, 11ft. 10in. x 9ft. 2in. 3.60m. x 2.80m. £450-550

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1640. Fars carpet, probably Yalameh, south west Persia, mid-20th century, 11ft. x 7ft. 3in. 3.35m. x 2.21m. Small hole and minor moth damage lower right corner. £650-750

1647. Heriz carpet, north west Persia, about 1930-40s, 11ft. x 7ft. 11in. 3.35m. x 2.41m. £150-250 Lot 1644 1644. Hand-knotted carpet, probably English, 20th century, 10ft. 3in. x 6ft. 7in. 3.12m. x 2.01m. Few surface marks. Turkish knots on a canvas ground. Unlined. £100-200

Lot 1641 1641. Attractive European carpet with Chinese floral design, 20th century, 11ft. 7in. x 8ft. 2in. 3.53m. x 2.49m. £300-400 netherhampton salerooms

Lot 1648 1648. Attractive Qum carpet, south central Persia, about 1940-50s, 10ft. 5in. x 7ft. 4in. 3.17m. x 2.24m. £600-800 w w w.s alisbur yauc ti o ncentre.co.uk

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Lot 1652 Lot 1649 1649. Chinese carpet, Beijing, north west China, about 1920-1930s, 11ft. 8in. x 9ft. 2in. 3.56m. x 2.80m. Surface marks and slight loss to top end. £100-200

1652. Chinese ‘Deco’ carpet, Tianjin, north west China, 1930s, 11ft. 9in. x 9ft. 4in. 3.58m. x 2.85m. Overall wear; some areas of moth damage. The description ‘Deco’ in relation to 1930s Tianjin carpets refers not so much to the design, but to a very distinctive palette. £100-200

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1650. Attractive Bakhtiari carpet, Chahar Mahal Valley, south west Persia, about 1930s, 10ft. x 7ft. 4in. 3.05m. x 2.24m. Very slight wear in places. Note the strips of ‘flower-stars’ bordering the centre medallion. £500-600

1653. Tabriz ‘animal and bird’ carpet, north west Persia, 1920-30s, 11ft. 8in. x 8ft. 5in. 3.56m. x 2.56m. Slight wear in places; sides rebound. £200-300

Lot 1655 1655. Ushak cream field kelleh, west Anatolia, early 20th century, 11ft. 3in. x 5ft. 2in. 3.43m. x 1.58m. Fireplace repair right side; small hole upper left side. In need of a thorough clean. £200-300

Lot 1656 1656. Fragmented Ushak carpet, west Anatolia, early 20th century, 11ft. 2in. x 6ft. 5in. 3.40m. x 1.96m. Overall wear; reduced in length at both ends and reduced in width by vertical cut down the length of the left border. £100-150

Lot 1654 Lot 1651 1651. Saraband carpet, north west Persia, about 1940-50s, 11ft. 9in. x 8ft. 7in. 3.58m. x 2.62m. Some areas of moth damage; repiling in places; repaired kinks. £100-200

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1654. Attractive carpet by the Arab Ghani tribe of the Khamseh Confederation, Fars, south west Persia, early 20th century, 10ft. x 6ft. 10in. 3.05m. x 2.08m. With inscription lower right side. Slight wear in places; tiny holes lower end; crease mark right side centre. Note the almost identical design in the three ivory pole medallions in this rug to that in the rug illustrated in Parham, C. Masterpieces of Fars Rugs, pp. 132-133; pl. 45. See also Lot 2079 in this sale. £400-600

Lot 1657 1657. Chinese Kazak design carpet, Beijing(?) about 1950 10ft. 11in. x 8ft. 4in. 3.33m. x 2.54n. 3.33m. x 2.54m. Some moth damage in places; small holes top end of field. £100-150

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Lot 1658 1658. Saruk carpet, 20th century. 10ft. 3.33m. x 2.31m. £300-350

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west Persia, x 7ft. 7in. Lot 1664 Lot 1661 1661. Caucasian kelim, possibly Kuba or Shirvan, east Caucasus, about 1930s, 10ft. 7in. x 5ft. 8in. 3.23m. x 1.73m. Some tiny reweaves. In need of a thorough clean. £100-150

1664. Bakhtiari carpet, Chahar Mahal valley, south west Persia, 20th century, 10ft. 2in. x 5ft. 3in. 3.10m. x 1.60m. £140-180

1662. Afshar carpet, Kerman area, south west Persia, early 20th century, 10ft. 6in. x 5ft. 3.20m. x 1.52m. Overall uneven wear, heavier in places. £150-200

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1659. Attractive Luri carpet, Fars, south west Persia, about 1920, 10ft. 11in. x 6ft. 4in. 3.33m. x 1.93m. Note the random animals and tiny birds throughout the deep indigo field and the solitary herdsman top right of the field. £400-500 Lot 1663

1665. Needlework carpet of zebra skin design within a leopard skin border, probably European, mid-20th century, 10ft. x 7ft. 7in. 3.05m. x 2.31m. The canvas in four lengths joined together. Unlined. £150-200

1663. Striking Sangesar jajim, north central Persia, about 1940-50s, 10ft. 3in. x 7ft. 1in. 3.12m. x 2.16m. Woven in three widths, wide bands in red and dark blue with one end of the central width in a dark green. £300-350

Lot 1660 1660. Beijing carpet, north China, about 1930s, 10ft. 9in. x 8ft. 3in. 3.28m. x 2.51m. Surface stains; very tiny moth damage lower outer guard. £200-300

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Lot 1666 1666. Bakhtiari carpet, Chahar Mahal Valley, south west Persia, about 1940-50s, 10ft. 3in. x 6ft. 10in. 3.12m. x 2.08m. Small surface mark lower right side. £150-250

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Lot 1672 1672. Abadeh carpet, Fars, south west Persia, modern, 9ft. 6in. x 7ft. 6in. 2.90m. x 2.29m. £100-200 Lot 1667 1667. Attractive Berber carpet with abrashed pale blue field, Middle Atlas, Morocco, mid-20th century, 9ft. 3in. x 6ft. 2in. 2.82m. x 1.88m. Surface marks; crease marks to left borders. £200-300

Lot 1670 1670. Interesting north west Persian/south Caucasus weft-float brocade flatweave, about 1930-40s, 9ft. 2in. x 5ft. 2.80m. x 1.52m. Hanging loops to long side. For a discussion of these weavings see Bennett, Ian Oriental Rugs, Vol. 1 Caucasian pp. 342-345 where the many references cited attribute these pieces to the north west Persian/south Caucasian area. £500-600

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Lot 1673 1673. Borlu carpet, west Anatolia, early 20th century, 9ft. 4in. x 6ft. 11in. 2.85m. x 2.11m. Overall even wear; few surface marks. £600-700

1668. Mashad square carpet, Khorasan, north east Persia, 20th century, 9ft. 3in. x 9ft. 2.82m. x 2.75m. Note the signature cartouche in the top outer border. £300-400

Lot 1671 1671. Shirvan carpet, south east Caucasus, about 1920s, 9ft. x 6ft. 6in. 2.75m. x 1.98m. Overall wear, heavy in places with holes; corrosion to blacks and losses to both ends. £150-200

Lot 1674 1674. Sumac carpet with attractive pale green field, probably Afghanistan, modern, 9ft. 9in. x 7ft. 11in. 2.97m. x 2.41m. £250-350

Lot 1669 1669. Khamseh carpet, Fars, south west Persia, about 1930s, 9ft. 1in. x 5ft. 8in. 2.77m. x 1.73m. Overall wear, heavier in places; some repairs and losses to lower end. £100-150 c ar p et d e par tm ent enquiri e s:

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Lot 1682 Lot 1679 Lot 1675 1675. Attractive Kars Kazak carpet, east Anatolia, modern, 8ft. 2in. x 5ft. 9in. 2.49m. x 1.75m. Together with a Melas runner and a Melas rug, both modern. (3) £100-150

1679. Saruk carpet, north west Persia, 20th century, 8ft. 10in. x 6ft. 2in. 2.69m. x 1.88m. Few surface marks. £500-600

1682. Chinese carpet, Baotou-Suiyan, north west China, about 1900-30s, 8ft. 9in. x 6ft. 5in. 2.67m. x 1.96m. Small ‘nick’ to upper left side. £250-350

1676. Ushak ‘Turkey’ carpet, west Anatolia, about 1920-30s, 8ft. x 6ft. 3in. 2.44m. x 1.91m. Overall wear, heavy in places; damage and losses to ends. £50-100

Lot 1680 1680. Abadeh carpet, Fars, south west Persia, mid-20th century, 9ft. 1in. x 6ft. 2.77m. x 1.83m. Slight wear in places. (2) £100-200

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Lot 1683 1683. Moroccan carpet, probably Rabat, 20th century, 9ft. 11in. x 6ft. 6in. 3.02m. x 1.98m. £100-150

1677. Tabriz carpet, north west Persia, 20th century, 9ft. 1in. x 6ft. 9in. 2.77m. x 2.05m. £200-300

Lot 1681 1681. Ersari Turkmen carpet, north east Afghanistan, about 1930s, 9ft. x 6ft. 8in. 2.75m. x 2.03m. Small water damaged and holed area centre left side. £200-300

Lot 1684 1684. Indian carpet, probably Lahore, Punjab province, mid-20th century, 9ft. 6in. x 6ft. 11in. 2.90m. x 2.11m. £100-150

Lot 1678 1678. Attractive Rabat carpet, Middle Atlas, Morocco, mid-20th century, 9ft. 11in. x 6ft. 1in. 3.02m. x 1.86m. Minor surface marks. Note the pretty pale blue field. £300-400

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BOOKS 1700. Six volumes of carpet books comprising: P. R. J. Ford, Oriental Carpet Design, Thames & Hudson, 1981, hardback with dust jacket; A. Hull & J. Luczyc-Wyhowska, Kilim, The Cotmplete Guide, Thames & Hudson, 1993, hardback with dust jacket; Daniel Walker, Flowers Underfoot, Thames & Hudson, 1998 with dust jacket; Peter Stone, Oriental Rug Repair, Greenleaf Co. First Edition 1981, red hardback, no dust jacket; Frederick J. Mayers, Carpet Designs & Designing, F. Lewis Ltd. 1934, green hardback, no dust jacket; and Aram K. Jerrehian, Jr. Oriental Rug Primer, Running Press, U.S.A. 1980; paperback. Slight wear and tear to dust jackets; marks to paperback. (6) £50-100

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Lot 1685 1685. Yuruk kelim, east Anatolia, early 20th century, 9ft. 5in. x 5ft. 5in. 2.87m. x 1.65m. Some small reweaves; woven in two sections joined vertically in the centre. £200-250

1688. English needlework carpet, about 1920-30s, 7ft. 7in. x 5ft. 3in. 2.31m. x 1.60m. Worked in all over tent stitch on canvas; lined with undyed cotton. £200-250

Lot 1689 Lot 1686 1686. Ersari Turkmen carpet, north east Afghanistan, mid-20th century, 9ft. x 6ft. 10in. 2.75m. x 2.08m. Note inscription to inner guard top end of field. Slight wear and fading in places. £100-150

1689. Afshar carpet, Kerman area, south west Persia, modern, 9ft. 6in. x 7ft. 6in. 2.90m. x 2.29m. Small area of moth damage top end. £150-200

1701. Collection of fourteen carpet and rugs books comprising: Yves Mikaeloff et al, Great Carpets of the World, The Vendome Press, USA, 1996, hardback with dust jacket; Moshe Tabibnia, Tappeti Classici D’ Oriente de XVI E XVII Secolo, hardback Milan 1999, hardback, in slip cover; Sphuler, F. Oriental Carpets in the Museum of Islamic Art, Berlin, Faber & Faber 1988, blue hardback; Arts Council, The Eastern Carpet in the Western World, Hayward Gallery, 20 May-10 July 1983; soft cover, 2 vols; Anglo-Persian Carpet Co. Fine and Rare Oriental Rugs and Weavings, Exhibition catalogue, 1976, soft cover, 2 vols.; E. Ceretto & B. Kolahi, Labrynths on the Rug, 1991, soft cover; Peter Bausback, The Old and Antique Oriental Art of Weaving, Exhibition, October 1983, hardback; J. Weeks & D. Treganowan, Rugs and Carpets of Europe and the Western World, Chilton Book Co. USA, 1969, hardback with dust jacket, 2 vols.’; R. Hubel, The book of Carpets, Berlin 1964, hardback with dust jacket; Kaukasische Teppiche. Museum for Kunsthandwerk, Frankfurt, 1962, soft cover and The Textile Gallery, A pamphlet on Seat and Dais covers from 17th & 18th Century China. (14) £50-100 1702. Collection of twelve books and catalogues including: Denis Hay et al, The Age of the Renaissance, McGraw-Hill Book Co. Thames & Hudson, 1967, green hardback; Tefaf Basel, Handbook 1995, European Fine Art Foundation, soft cover; R. Milner-Gulland, Cultural Atlas of Russia and the Soviet Union, 1991, hardback with dust jacket; Grosvenor House Art & Antiques Fair 1996 handbook; Christie’s New York, French & Company catalogue, 24th November 1998, hardback with dust jacket; another similar, Magnificent French Furniture, Collection of M. & Mme. Riahi, 2nd November 2000; K. Gombos, Usbekistan, 1973, grey cloth hardback with dust jacket; and five other publications. (12) £50-100

Lot 1690 Lot 1687 1687. Ersari Turkmen carpet, north east Afghanistan, mid-20th century, 8ft. 10in. x 6ft. 2.69m. x 1.83m. Paint marks to left side; crease mark to field lower end centre. £100-200 c ar p et d e par tm ent enquiri e s:

1690. Attractive Proddy hooked rag rug, Durham, England, about 1930s, 7ft. 6in. x 5ft. 5in. 2.29m. x 1.65m. Hessian backed. £200-300 1691-1699. No lots tel e pho n e 01722 342044

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1703. Collection of eight textile and carpet books comprising: D. et P. Chevalier, & P. F. Bertrand, Les Tapisseries d’Aubusson et de Felletin, La Bibliotheque des Arts, Paris, 1988, hardback with dust jacket, in slip cover; J. Blazkova, Wandteppiche, Artia, Prague, 1957, hardback with dust jacket; Handicrafts in the Ukraine, 1979, hardback with dust jacket; David Black, Embroidered Flowers from Thrace to Tartary, 1981, paperback, 2 copies.; S. M. Levey, An Elizabethan Inheritrance, The Hardwick Hall Textiles, National Trust, 1998, hardback with dust jacket; Linda Parry, William Morris Textiles, Weidenfield & Nicolson, 1983, paperback; Uzbek, The textiles and life of the nomadic and sedentary Uzbek tribes of Central Asia, Exhibition Catalogue, 1976(?) paperback. (8) £50-100 1704. Twenty-two publications on carpets and rugs including: Reinhold Schletzer, Turkmenenforschung, Berlin, 1979, Bands 1-13, red paperback; Jurg Rageth, Anatolian Kelims & Radiocarbon Dating, 1999, hardback with dust jacket; Marcela Focsa, Scoarte Romanesti, Bucharest 1970, hardback with dust jacket; Kerimov et al, Rugs & Carpet from the Caucasus, paperback in slip cover; Raymond Benardout, Woven Stars, 1996; hardback with dust jacket; David Black & Clive Loveless, Wocven Gardens,1979, hardback with dust jacket; Raymond Benardout, Antique Rugs, 1983m, black hardback, 2 copies, Jeff Boucher, Baluchi Woven Treasures, 1996, hardback with dust jacket and Franz Bausback, Alte Knupfarbeiten Der Belutschen, paperback. (22) £50-100 1705. Large collection of auction catalogues relating principally to carpets, rugs and textiles and a few to Fine Furniture and other Decorative Arts comprising Christie’s, approx. 46 variously from 1988-2009 including European Noble & approx. 43 variously from 1982-2007 including Important Tribal Art, London, 17th June 1991, The Alexander Honig Collection of African Art, New York, 18th May 1993 and Property from Aristocratic Families including Coaches from the Royal Stable, Amsterdam, 29th & 30th October 2007; Bonhams and Phillips, 25 variously from 1986-2009; Woolley & Wallis, Salisbury, 17 variously from 1998-2004; Netherhampton, Salisbury, 14 variously from 2004-2007; Dreweatts (1) and a few international auction houses. (approx. 150 catalogues in three containers.) £80-120

1706. Large collection of auction catalogues, pamphlets and exhibition catalogues including The Oriental Carpet in London 1983, Conference Catalogue; Dr. Fritz Nagel, 1970s; Sotheby’s; Le Fevre The Saleroom Newsletter, Christie’s 1970s-1980s; Illustrated Souvenir of the Exhibition of Persian Art, Burlington House, London 1931 (2 copies) and other assorted publications. (Approx. 80) £50-100 1707. Collection of hardback and paperback books relating to carpets, rugs and textiles including Franshis, A. de & Wertime, J. Lori & Bakhtiari Flatweaves, Teheran, 1976; the V. & L. Benguiat Collection, Rare Ancient Rugs, Sale No. 3968, 1932; Tribal Animal Covers from Iran, Teheran 1975; Persian Arts 249BC-AD651, The Arts of Mankind. 1962; Textile Museum Journal Vol. 1, 1962-1965; Vol. 2 1966-1969; Vol. 3, 1970-1973; Stevens Collection 1964; Weibel, A. Two Thousand Years of Textiles, New York 1972; G. G. Lewis, The Practical Book of Oriental Rugs; Strzygowski, Josef, Asiens Bildend, Kunst, 1930 and various other publications. (Approx. 40). £50-100 1708. Collection of hardback and paperback books relating to carpets, rugs and textiles including Parrot, Andre, The Arts of Mankind, The Arts of Syria, New York 1961; The Qashqa’i of Iran, 1976; Tanavoli, Parviz. Lion Rugs from Fars, 1978 (2 copies); Petrescu,. P. & Stahl, P. Romanian Rugs, 1966; Bode, Kuhnel, Antique Rugs from the Near East, 1970; Larsson, Jr. L. Carpets from China, Xinjiang & Tibet, 1989; Wissa Wassef, R. Woven by Hand, 1972 and other assorted books and paperbacks. (Approx. 40) £50-100 1709. Collection of hardback and paperback books relating to carpets, rugs and textiles including Yoruk. The Nomadic Weaving Traditions of the Middle East, 1978; Warp Patterned Weaves of the Andes, 1977; Flowers of The Yayla, 1983; Jacobsen. Oriental Rugs 1969, in slip cover; Stone, Peter, Oriental Rug Repair, 1981; Neff & Maggs. Dictionary of Oriental Rugs, 1977; Dilley, A. U. Key to Oriental Rugs, 1909; Leene, J. E. Textile Conservation 1972; Le Fevre, Central Asian Carpets, 1976; The V. & L. Benguiat Private Collection of Rare Old Rugs, Part II 1926; and Rare Fabrics & Tapestries, 1929 and other assorted books and paperbacks. (Approx. 40 publications.) £50-100

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1710. Collection of hardback and paperback books relating to carpets, rugs and textiles including Hali, The International Journal of Carpet and Texti;le Art, Vol. 1, No. 1, Spring 1978; The Oriental Carpet in London 1983 Conference Catalogue; Ling, R. Studies in Primitive Looms, 1934; Benguiat Sale November 1930; V. & A. Catalogue of Early Medieval Woven Fabrics, 1925; Egyptian & Coptic Art, Brooklyn Museum, 1943; Emery, Irene, The Primary Structures of Fabrics, 1966; Textile Museum, Catalogue of Spanish Rugs, 12th century to 19th century. Wallis, Henry, Typical Examples of Persian and Oriental Ceramic Art, Pt. 1; Samples of The Old Turkish Carpets and Kelims, Istanbul, 1961; v. Falke, Otto, Decorative Silks, 3rd edition; and other assorted books and paperbacks. (Approx. 20 publications.) £50-100 1711. Auction catalogues of good quality relating to Fine and Decorative Arts, Carpets and Rugs including Christie’s, Collection de Maitre et Madame Michard-Pellissier, Paris, 27th June 2007; Antiquities, London & New York, 2007; Sotheby’s London & New York various catalogues from 2002-2007; Bonham’s Modern & Contemporary Arab, Iranian, Indian & Pakistani Art, Dubai, 24th November 2008; two Grosvenor House Antiques Fair Handbooks, 1991 & 1997, both hardback & Sotheby’s Turner Watercolours from The Guy & Myriam Ullens Collection, 4th July 2007, London; hardback. and various International Auction House Catalogues (Approx. 36 catalogues) £50-100 1712-1714. No lots

TEXTILES 1715. Attractive collection of silk and metal thread embroideries comprising two cream satin ground rectangular panels, probably Turkish, the largest 49in. x 19in.; 125cm. x 49cm. both edged with metal thread lace border and lined fine cotton; a pretty ivory satin ground rectangular panel, probably Turkish with an intricate border of raised silk and metal thread floral motifs worked with French knots simulating coral, turquoise and pearls; 35in. x 21in. 89cm. x 54cm. lined with fine cotton; another ivory satin ceremonial cover embroidered in couched silver coloured metal threads and pink silk highlights, metal thread fringing, Turkish, 34in. 87cm. sq. two silk gauze and gold brocade panels woven with poppies and scrolling foliage design, one made into a cushion case, 16in. x 21in. 41cm. x 54cm. the panel 28in. x 20in. 71cm. x 51cm. both with very attractive ribbon work edging in apricot and green and both with machine gold lace edging, both silk lined. And four assorted silk, metal thread edged and brocaded textiles. Together with four gold coloured metal thread floral motifs; 2 small beaded oval motifs and eleven lengths of 1920s dress beading on narrow silk bands. The first two panels with time stains and shattering to the satin grounds; the smaller panel is a fragment. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. Provenance: ex Goodrich Court, Herefordshire £150-250

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Lot 1720 1720. Attractive group of four Ottoman towels, linen and cotton grounds embroidered in coloured silks and metal threads, all probably Brusa, south west Anatolia, late 19th/early 20th century. Time stains in places. (4) £400-500

Lot 1716 1716. Attractive Caucasian silk embroidery on linen, worked in a pastel palette mostly in a flat stitch with black cross stitch outlining, probably Baku area, possibly late 18th/early 19th century, 41in. x 38in. 104cm. x 97cm. lined with dark blue silk with pale blue silk edges. Wear to stitches in places; holes and tears in places; old darned repairs. For a discussion of these embroideries and a similar example, see Mayer, L.A. Caucasian Rugs, pp. 160-161, pl. 70; also Schurmann, U. Caucasian Rugs, pp. 358-359; pl. 142 for an earlier embroidery and Black, David. Embroidered Flowers from Thrace to Tartary, pl. 13, also an earlier embroidery. Provenance: see previous lot. £200-300

Lot 1718 1718. Attractive Bokhara suzani, natural cotton ground silk embroidered in basma and tambour stitch, Uzbekistan, second half 19th century, 88in. x 57in. 216cm. x 145cm. Lined with natural cotton. Time stains and old repairs in places. £800-1000

Lot 1721 1721. Ottoman coverlet, lightweight black cotton ground finely embroidered in gold coloured metal threads and sequins with birds, floral ‘crown’ motifs, flowers and foliage, narrow metal thread lace edging, remains of coarse linen lining verso, Anatolia, late 19th century, 74in. x 57in. 188cm. x 145cm. Pulled threads in places; small repairs to ground. £250-300

Lot 1719 Lot 1717 1717. Bokhara prayer arch suzani, natural cotton ground embroidered with a mihrab and borders of 5-petalled flowers and scrolling foliage tamboured in green and red silks. Uzbekistan, late 19th/early 20th century, 94in. x 55in. 239cm. x 140cm. Time stains; other surface marks; repair to ground; Unlined. £400-500

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1719. Attractive Greek Islands embroidered rectangular cover, fine natural cotton ground delicately embroidered in coloured silks with three rows of individual ‘flame’ topped floral boteh motifs worked predominantly in rust, cream, pink, blue and light brown, late 19th/early 20th century, 87in. x 56in. 221cm. x 143cm. With a coarse lace edging to each end. Small darned repairs to ground; ink(?) and other marks in places; small holes; holes to lace edging. £400-600

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Lot 1722 1722. Three attractive Ottoman textiles, comprising fine gauze square, heavily embroidered in pink floss silk and gold coloured metal thread, hand rolled edge with pink silk tassel to each corner, 36in. 92cm. square; a small linen square embroidered in pastel coloured silks and metal thread with metal thread braid edge, 18½in. 47cm. square and an ivory satin panel with satin appliqué motifs, all over heavily embroidered in metal threads with metal thread braid edge, lined undyed cotton, 34in. x 20in. 87cm. x 51cm. All Anatolia, late 19th/early 20th century. Time stains in places to all three. (3) £200-250

1724. Two similar Egyptian appliqué hangings, coarse cotton ground appliquéd in cotton each with a central portrait within a circular medallion surrounded by figures, birds and animals, each with wide red cotton border with appliquéd script and an outer border of fleur de lys style motifs to three sides, Egypt, early 20th century, one 87in. x 64in. 221cm. x 163cm. the other 88in. x 67in. 224cm. x 170cm. Both with wear and tear to the applique and in other places. (2) £200-250

1727. Uzbek silk ikat panel, Afghanistan, early 20th century, 76in. x 54in. 193cm. x 137cm. With printed cotton lining and bound with green floral printed cotton. £100-150

Lot 1728 1728. Uzbek striped silk robe, Afghanistan, mid-20th century, the collar and cuffs embroidered in black and white thread, with a braid trim, the collar, hem and edges lined with black corded velvet; the coat lined with a deep blue floral sprigged cotton. £100-150

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Lot 1723 1723. Four Egyptian appliquéd panels, cotton ground with cotton appliqués of geometric motifs and script in pale blue, ivory, red and dark blue, each panel lined with green cotton, Egypt, probably early 20th century. The two narrow panels with rings for hanging, 103in. x 21in. 262cm. x 54cm. The two wider panels 96in. x 29in. 244cm. x 74in. Surface marks in places. (4) £250-300

1725. Lebanese silk and metal thread tapestry woven panel, the pale gold central medallion inscribed ‘Mount Lebanon’, late 19th century, 19in. x 18½in. 49cm. x 47cm. Lined with cotton. Some colour run. £100-150

Lot 1726 1726. Tekke Turkmen chyrpy, glazed black cotton ground embroidered in traditional colours of red, white and orange with polychrome silk fringing to hem, red glazed cotton cuffs and inserts, with floral and multicoloured striped cotton lining. Afghanistan, early-mid 20th century. £100-150 netherhampton salerooms

Lot 1729 1729. Uzbek silk satin ikat coverlet, mid-20th century, 85in. x 63in. 210cm. x 160cm. With original Russian floral printed cotton lining. Together with an Uzbek brightly coloured silk robe, lined wtih check and stripe cotton, 20th century. (2) £100-200 w w w.s alisbur yauc ti o ncentre.co.uk

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Lot 1730 1730. Rare Turkmen child’s camel hair coat with braid edging and silk tassels, with side pocket. The collar and pocket lined floral printed cotton. Turkmenistan, early 20th century. £100-150

Lot 1731 1731. Central Asian(?) quilted cream cotton smock, the front ‘V’ shaped opening, cuffs and vents edged with silk cord, lined with white and purple striped cotton. 20th century, together with a Central Asian(?) silk embroidered cotton long sleeved coat, the collar and bodice front lined with floral printed cotton, cuffs and hem embroidered in floss silks, 20th century, and a modern cream felted wool hat with black velvet trim and satin lining, probably Greek. (3) £100-150

Lot 1737 Lot 1734 1734. Attractive silk ikat coat, Uzbekistan, 20th century, mostly green, ivory, yellow and pink silk, lined with navy blue check cotton with inside pocket. £100-150

1737. Uzbek suzani, Uzbekistan, early 20th century, 71in. x 50in. 180cm. x 128cm. the red cotton ground worked in basma stitch in polychrome silks with a profusion of flowerheads and foliage; black cotton overstitched border. Later fringing to one long side. Unlined. £100-150

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Lot 1732 1732. Two silk ikat coats, Uzbekistan, 20th century, both purple and white; one lined brown silk, the other lined with checked cotton and edged with ikat design glazed silk. (2) £100-150

1735. Attractive Uzbek silk ikat chapan, Afghanistan or Uzbekistan, early 20th century. With original striped silk inner edging and printed cotton lining. Slight damage in places. £100-150

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Lot 1733 1733. Multi-coloured silk ikat coat, Uzbekistan, 20th century, lined with pink floral cotton And a silk striped coat, Uzbekistan, 20th century, lined with navy and white floral printed cotton. (2) £100-150 c ar p et d e par tm ent enquiri e s:

1736. Turkmen chapan, red silk with black inserts and cuffs, traditionally embroidered in bright silks, remains of woollen tassels to sleeves, lined with floral printed cotton. Stitches unravelling on cuff edges. Together with a Turkmen fine red cotton triangular shawl, the edges woven with extremely fine narrow bands, multi-coloured woollen fringing. Both Turkmenistan, late 19th/early 20th century. (2) £150-200

1738. Uzbek suzani, Uzbekistan, late 19th/ early 20th century, 78in. x 47in. 198cm. x 120cm. Red cotton ground embroidered in basma stitch in polychrome silks with flowerheads around a central medallion. Black cotton overstitched border. Unlined. £100-150

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Lot 1739 1739. Attractive Tashkent suzani, deep yellow cotton ground embroidered in basma stitch in polychrome silks, the printed fine wool lining of ‘paisley’ shawl design, Uzbekistan, late 19th century, 92in. x 79in. 234cm. x 201cm. Some stitches missing; small surface marks. £600-700

1742. Fragment of a fine Coptic tapestry woven square, possibly an insert from a tunic, Egypt, about 6th century, 6½in. x 5in. (max.) 16cm. x 14cm. (max.) now pinned to board. £100-150

Lot 1745 1745. Attractive Bokhara prayer suzani, embroidered in silk basma stitch on a cotton ground, Uzbekistan, late 19th century, 53in. x 33in. 135cm. x 84cm. Line with printed cotton. The stitches worn away in places, especially the the top. Slight colour run and time stains in places. £250-300

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Lot 1740

1743. Attractive Coptic tunic band tapestry woven fragment, Egypt, probably 6th-7th century, 11in. x 6in. 28cm. x 15cm. Mounted on linen covered board. The band composed of red ground fragments joined together woven with amusing zoomorphic motifs, with olive green linen borders. £120-160

1740. Attractive Palestinian embroidered dress, the black cotton ground elaborately embroidered principally in red silk with small brightly coloured details; pocket to one side seam. Early 20th century. Unlined. £100-200

Lot 1741 1741. Fine Ottoman linen sash, embroidered in coloured silks with drawn threadwork ends; one end with small lappets and remains of silk fringing, Algeria, probably late 18th century, 41in. x 13in. 105cm. x 33cm. Time stains. £200-250 netherhampton salerooms

Lot 1746 1746. Uzbek coat of bottle green crushed velvet, embroidered cuffs and side seams, edged with a narrow red braid; plaited ties to the front; floral printed red cotton lining and red cotton inserts to the underarm panels, Uzbekistan, early-mid-20th century, together with a Turkmen coat of narrow striped woven silk, the inner edges lined with striped cotton; the coat lined with indigo floral cotton, Turkmenistan, 20th century. (2) £100-200

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Lot 1747

1744. Ottoman silk and metal thread head-dress, possibly west Anatolia, early-mid 20th century, red wool ground embroidered in chain stitch in silk and metal thread, lined with ivory silk, with silk tassels to the back of the hood. £100-150

1747. Ottoman dyed indigo goathair coat, completely plain with the exception of a narrow turquoise braid to the neckline and front edges, unlined, probably West Anatolia, 20th century. Note the exceptionally deep colour. £100-150 w w w.s alisbur yauc ti o ncentre.co.uk

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Lot 1748 1748. Syrian coat of hand quilted red cotton, with narrow metal thread and silk braid to front edges, seams and cuffs, lined with purple printed floral cotton, about 1920s. Some marks and wear. £100-150 Lot 1751

Lot 1749

1751. Three Uzbek narrow decorative bands, all embroidered in bright silks with geometric motifs on a dark ground with narrow geometric borders; two lined with floral printed cotton, the ends with silk and bead tassels, and both of two parts joined with a red velvet panel at one end; the third with occasional tiny bead decoration, lined with plain red cotton and in two pieces linked together with a thin woollen cord. Uzbekistan, 20th century. (3) £100-200

1749. Very rare camel hair Turkmen man’s coat, with silk embroidery to the front, pocket openings, under arm opening, side seams and lower edge and cuffs; lined with Turkmen striped fabric to the edges, the coat lined with floral printed brown cotton. Turkmenistan, early 20th century. A most impressive and substantial coat. £150-250

Lot 1753 1753. Attractive Ottoman silk and metal thread prayer hanging, olive green silk satin ground embroidered in silk in chain stitch and with raised and couched metal threads; the tree of life filling almost the entire mihrab; foliage columns to each side and with flowerheads in the top spandrels around the ribbon scroll edge of the prayer arch; wide floral and foliage main border, probably Brusa, west Anatolia, late 18th/early 19th century, 74in. x 45in. 188cm. x 114cm. lined with undyed cotton. Shattering and damages to the ground in places and to the ends. Surface marks. Provenance: Salander-O’Reilly Galleries, New York. £1200-1600

Lot 1752 1752. Four attractive Caucasian needlework seat covers, cotton ground finely embroidered in coloured silks with bands of flowers and foliage. 19th century. Note the brilliant colours retained by the embroideries. (4) £150-250

Lot 1750 1750. Turkmen coat of red cotton with silk embroidery and braid to neckline and front and to all edges, silk embroidery to side seams and underarms; inside edges lined with striped cotton, the coat lined with floral printed red cotton. Turkmenistan, early 20th century. Together with an Uzbek suzani, undyed cotton ground embroidered in coloured silks with typical flowers and foliage in basma stitch, Uzbekistan, early 20th century, many stitches worn away; floral cotton lining, damaged. (2) £100-150

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Lot 1754 1754. Man’s undyed linen top with elaborate fine wool(?) embroidery to collar, front lappets, rectangular panels to front and embroidered band to hem; the sleeves with cuffs of deep embroidered bands, remains of tiny beads to one cuff edge; the other cuff with remains of red cotton lining, the top unlined but with a later drawstring to waist added to the inside, East European or Central Asian, early 20th century. With repairs and some wear to embroidery in places. £150-200 1755. No lot

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1758. Atttractive Ashanti Kente man’s cloth, indigo and white check woven in narrow widths, west Africa, about 1930s, 120in. x 68in. 206cm. x 173cm. £100-150

1756. Three Berber ‘taritat’ (women’s veils), fine undyed wool grounds with henna tie-dyed decoration; two with added woollen tuft ornaments, early 20th century, probably Ahel Telt, Beni Ouarain Confederation, north east Middle Atlas, Morocco. Some holes and fraying in places. (3) £100-200

Lot 1761 1761. Two Nigerian women’s wraps (iro), the first, a deep plum cotton each width woven with a double stripe in brown shaded to gold and outlined in blue,. Made up of fourteen narrow widths; the second, a deep plum cotton woven with a double narrow stripes of plum and yellow divided by a plain bright green stripe. Fourteen narrow widths. West Africa, 20th century, (2). £100-150

Lot 1759 1759. Attractive African cotton and silk(?) Ewe Kente man’s cloth, narrow woven widths in a multitude of bright and pastel colours, Ghana, west Africa, about 1940s, 112in. x 76in. 285cm. x 195cm. £100-150

Lot 1757 1757. Fragmented Arkilla jenngo (cover), Mali, west Africa, 20th century, 64in. x 54in. 163cm. x 137cm. Note the cover appears to have been reduced in length one end. The cover comprises fourteen separately woven strips sewn together. This type of arkilla woven with the deep blue-black and white checks is associated with the Niafunke, near Timbuktu and would probably have been used as a cover or a blanket, particularly at a wedding. £200-300

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Lot 1760 1760. Two Nigerian women’s wraps (iro), the first composed of fourteen narrow widths, each alternating blue/grey flecked stripe with plane black stripe; the second also of fourteen narrow widths alternating plain black and grey stripes edged with very narrow black and grey stripes. West Africa, 20th century. Note: the wrap, or iro (in Yuruda language) is a very traditional garment worn in West Africa and a full ensemble would consist of three pieces: a blouse (or buba) a wrap (iro) and head tie (gele) (2). £100-150

Lot 1762 1762. Three Nigerian women’s wraps (iro), the first composed of seven narrow strips, plain maroon alternating with cream and maroon striped widths, with all over hand worked holes and thread decoration; the other two both of deep plum with turquoise and black woven stripes, one of fifteen narrow widths, the other of seven widths, West Africa, 20th century. (3) £100-150 w w w.s alisbur yauc ti o ncentre.co.uk

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Lot 1763 1763. Two Nigerian women’s wraps (iro), the first, very deep indigo cotton embroidered in bright pink silk, edged in white with a zig-zag design and with black silk embroidered zig-zag motifs in between, fourteen narrow widths; the second, a very deep indigo cotton with all over hand worked small holes and each width woven with a bright yellow and turquoise stripe, composed of seventeen narrow widths. West Africa, 20th century. (2) £100-150

Lot 1765 1765. Two Nigerian women’s wraps (iro), the first, olive ground cotton with turquoise stripe, all over hand worked small holes with white thread decoration, woven in fifteen very narrow strips, the second, alternating olive and maroon widths with all over hand worked holes and with matching thread decoration; also woven in fifteen very narrow strips, West Africa, 20th century. (2) £100-150

1767. Decorative African cotton hanging or coverlet, woven in nine widths, each woven in bright colours, with two brocaded bands, in black and rust red at each end; rectangle in the centre in blocks of yellow, gold, green and black, Mali, West Africa, mid-20th century, 120in. x 65in. 306cm. x 165cm. £100-150

Lot 1768 1768. Ivory Coast man’s cloth, woven in twenty-two very narrow strips in white and indigo with cotton braiding in places; horizontal seam joining the cloth at one end. West Africa, about 1920s, 122in. x 77in. 310cm. x 190cm. Some crude repairs. £100-150

Lot 1764 1764. Two Nigerian women’s wraps (iro), the first, maroon cotton with a bright blue woven band in alternate strips with green floss silk embroidery to the other strips; woven in thirteen narrow strips; the second, maroon woven with bright yellow and green stripes, sixteen narrow widths. West Africa, 20th century. (2) £100-150

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Lot 1766 1766. Two Nigerian women’s wraps (iro), the first of eighteen narrow widths, each striped in indigo, ivory and light blue; the second of two wide widths, deep indigo cotton with mid-blue and pale blue stripes, West Africa, 20th century. (2) £100-150

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Lot 1769 1769. Impressive Adinkra cotton cloth, composed of six widths, each hand printed with naïve geometric designs in rectangular blocks, the widths joined together with brightly coloured threads, Ghana, west Africa, about 1900, 132in. x 82in. 335cm. x 209cm. Some marks in places. £100-150

Lot 1780 1780. Small Kalamkari (printed cloth) of prayer rug design principally in blues and reds, India, early 20th century, 53in. x 36in. 135cm. x 92cm. Edged and bordered verso with plain blue cotton; lined with floral printed cotton. A printed label verso reads: ‘Collection of Margaret S. Wilson, 672, East Indian, 3’ x 4’7’. A most attractive little prayer Kalamkari. £350-450

Lot 1770 1770. Hausa man’s robe, or undyed cotton cloth composed of numerous very narrow hand woven strips joined together, the neck opening and front placket embroidered in gold coloured floss silk, the centre front and back lined with indigo cotton, Nigeria, West Africa, 20th century, 128in. x 53in. 324cm. x 135m. Time stains; small holes. £100-150 1771-1774. No lots

Lot 1776 1776. Tabriz carpet fragment, north west Persia, early-mid 19th century, 48in. x 12in. (max) 122cm. x 30cm. (max). This fragment consists of part of the border and part of the indigo field with a single pale green floral motif surrounded by smaller floral branches. Very finely woven. Overall wear. Sold with all faults not subject to return. £100-150 1777-1778. No lots

Lot 1781 Lot 1779 Lot 1775 1775. Persian Yazd twill short jacket with long sleeves and two front pockets woven with narrow floral cane design, lined and edged with a fine ivory floral and boteh print, the cuffs with wide binding of striped raspberry and ivory striped silk, 20th century. 24in. 61cm. Across the back at the underarm seams. Some wear to the silk cuffs. £100-150 netherhampton salerooms

1779. Impressive Palampore wall hanging or bed cover, fine cotton block printed in the European taste with flowering tree, animals, birds and insects within a floral and bird border, three widths joined vertically, south east India for the European Export market, late 19th century, 106in. x 102in. 270cm. x 259cm. Conserved area to base of tree verso. £450-550

1781. Decorative Indian chakla (wall hanging), the natural cotton ground composed of joined pieces, embroidered in brightly coloured silks depicting Ganesh, the elephant-headed god, surrounded by various figures, domestic and wild animals, flowers and foliage, and two colourful vintage vans; shisha-work, script and swastikas in places, possibly Saurashtra, Gujarat, west India, 20th century, 74in. x 61in. 188cm. x 155cm. Lined with undyed cotton. Time stains, repairs and wear in places. £100-150

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Lot 1786 1786. Unusual and attractive Indian pink silk and metal thread embroidered large parasol cover with lappet edge, probably Rajasthan, north west India, early 20th century. 80in. 204cm. dia. The cover heavily embroidered in metal threads, couched silk cord and embellished with coloured beads and sequins; lined with deep coral silk. Some pulled threads. £300-500

Lot 1782 1782. Two Indian floss silk embroidered pulkhari, one rust coloured cotton ground, the other dark brown with inscription and figures in one corner, Rajasthan, north west India, both 19th/20th century, the dark brown pulkhari 61in. x 52in. 155cm. x 132cm.; the rust coloured pulkhari, 103in. x 54in. 262cm. x 137cm. (2) £150-200

Lot 1784 1784. Banjara patchwork coverlet, formed from a variety of interesting embroidered and woven fabrics all coarsely pieced together and decorated with cowrie shells, shisha-work and tassels, lined undyed cotton with some pieces stencilled in black/brown ink with random motifs of a ceremonial elephant and a large covered vase, some of the squares dyed in bright colours. North India, mid-20th century, Some splits and holes. Time stains. £120-160

Lot 1783 1783. Fine Indian white crepe de chine sari length, the ‘floaty’ silk gauze white-work embroidered with flowers and foliage to the long edges and a similar deep white-work band at one end with flowers and foliage; sprigs of flowers and individual leaves scattered throughout the ground, one long edge lined with white satin ribbon, India, early 20th century, 184in. x 42in. Approx. 468cm. x 107cm. Small surface marks in places. £100-150

1785. Ceremonial wedding sash of the Shin people of Kohistan, North West Frontier Province (now Pakistan), apparently worn over the wrist, black cotton finely embroidered in coloured silks with cord and bead fringing to the ends, lined with boteh and floral printed blue cotton, about 1940s, 50in. x 7½in. 127cm. x 19cm. £100-150

Lot 1787 1787. Embroidered shisha-work cover, mid-brown cotton ground, India, 20th century, 71in. x 50in. 180cm. x 127cm. Together with an interesting Karakalpak qizil (red) kiymeshek (woman’s veil), embroidered in chain-stitch with floral motifs, Uzbekistan, early 20th century, lined with striped cotton. These triangular shaped veils were traditionally worn at the front, the ‘U’-shaped opening revealing the face. (2) £100-150

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Lot 1790 Lot 1788 1788. Fine Indian Bandhani Kutchi tiedyed silk shawl, Gujarat, north west India, 20th century, 147in. x 44in. 374cm. x 112cm. Small holes in places. Dyed in green, red & yellow. A beautiful ‘floaty’ silk shawl. These are discussed at length in Gillow, J. And Barnard, N. Indian Textiles, pp. 92-97 £200-300

1790. Kantha quilt, undyed cotton ground quilted with coloured silks with a ‘pinwheel’ design within a chequerboard and a narrow wave outer border. Bengal, east India, early 20th century, 84in. x 48in. 206cm. x 122cm. Unlined. £150-200

1791. Very fine muslin man’s robe, gathered skirt, hand turned edges and muslin ties to front. Rajasthan, north west India, 19th century. £150-200

Lot 1792 1792. Black cotton Jumlo (dress) of the Shin people of Kohistan, North West Frontier Province (now Pakistan), the collar, placket and the whole of the front of the dress and the sleeves heavily embroidered in brightly coloured silks with typical adornments of beads, coins, shisha-work, brass and other buttons; the hem and long sleeves lined with printed cotton. Mid-20th century. For similar examples, see Gillow, J. & Barnard, N. Indian Textiles, p. 139. £100-150

Lot 1789 1789. Red silk Gujarat woman’s sleeveless top, with Parsi-work embroidery of flowers and foliage in coloured silks and worked in satin stitch, eyelet stitch and with tiny French knots; the embroidery in the Chinese style, North west India, 19th century, Unlined. Red ribbon drawstring to straight neckline. And a pink-dyed net shawl with metal thread embroidery and all over dots in the Azute style, the shawl edged with a gold coloured metal thread braid. probably north India, 20th century. (2) £150-200

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Lot 1795 1795. Sind silk embroidered dress front and a Sind embroidered bodice front, both embroidered in coloured silk and with shishawork decoration the dress front on blue silk, lined with ivory silk; the bodice front of pink silk, part lined with cotton; together with a Rajasthan red cotton shawl, the edges embroidered in yellow floss silk and shishawork with woven wool band attached to each long side. Seamed down centre. North west India, 20th century. (3) £100-150

Lot 1793 1793. Attractive Indian Mashru striped silk cloth, silk warp and cotton weft, woven with a brilliant, deep yellow/gold stripe divided by narrow banded stripes, the borders of plain pink silk, early 20th century, 193in. x 34in. 500cm. x 87cm. remains of paper label verso, together with a Banjara belt and bag and a small shisha-work square with metal thread bound tassels and string ties, 20th century. See Gillow, J. & Barnard, N. Indian Textiles, pp. 98-99 for more information on Mashru cloth. (4) £100-150

Lot 1794 1794. Punjabi pulkhari skirt length, blue cotton ground embroidered with all over flowers in gold floss silk with shishawork, north west India, together with an appliquéd red cotton jbul (ox cover), embroidered with shisha-work and with bound silk tassels in places. Rajasthan, north west India, time stains and surface marks. Both Early 20th century. (2) £100-150 c ar p et d e par tm ent enquiri e s:

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Lot 1796 1796. Two attractive Sind silk embroidered dress fronts, one with black cotton ground, the other with red cotton ground; both exquisitely embroidered in coloured silks in a variety of stitches and adorned with shishawork and beaded red silk bobbles, the red ground dress front edged with thin metal discs and with metal thread embroidered lappets to the neck edge, Sind, north west India, (now Pakistan) 20th century. Note: These backless fronts were no doubt intended to be wedding bodices and are most likely to be the work of the Meghwal leather workers caste from Thar Pakar, Sind. Similar examples are illustrated in Gillow, J. & Barnard, N. Indian Textiles, pp. 108-110. (2) £100-150

1797. Three attractive Sind silk embroidered dress fronts, all embroidered in brightly coloured silks ion a variety of stitches and adorned with shisha-work, two with beaded red silk bobbles; one red cotton ground edged with metal thread and edges lined with printed cotton.; one blue silk centre panel lined with blue cotton, with yellow silk borders lined with printed cotton and with silk ties and silk fabric tassels; the third with green silk satin ground, lined fine red cotton. Sind, north west India (now Pakistan) 20th century. See note to previous lot. (3) £100-150

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Lot 1798 1798. Indian Rabari brown wool shawl, embroidered in coloured silks and shisha-work, the centre line embroidered and trimmed with buttons, the centres of the flowerheads, raised and trimmed with buttons, fringed ends, north west India, 20th century. £100-150

Lot 1800 1800. Fine Indian red silk and metal thread brocade coat, edged with blue silk and lined with red silk, Varanasi (formerly Benares), north India, 19th century. Some wear around collar, especially at the back; the edging worn and with marks to the lining. Together with two Varanasi red silk and metal thread brocade fragments and a large Mashru silk bag, appliquéd with brocade and metal thread panels and similar bands to the top edges. North India, 20th century. Some wear in places. (4) £150-250

1802. Fine Indian Mochi-work embroidered tri-angular shaped Jbul (cow or ox cover), pale gold silk ground exquisitely embroidered in silks and with shisha-work depicting flowers and birds and three pairs of figures at the head end; two holes at top; lined with undyed cotton, Kutchi, north west India, 19th century. Some damage to head end; small holes in places; some wear and surface marks. Together with a Mochi-work bag, pink silk top embroidered in coloured silks and shishawork with similar work to the black silk base, metal thread brocade band to top borders. Some wear and damage to base. Kutchi, north west India, early 20th century. (2) £150-200

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Lot 1799 1799. Indian Rabari brown wool shawl, embroidered in coloured silks and shisha-work, the centre line embroidered and trimmed with buttons, the centres of the flowerheads, raised and trimmed with buttons, fringed ends, north west India, 20th century. £100-150 netherhampton salerooms

1803. Very fine Indian bandhani odhni, tie and dye red silk inset with silvered dots in the Azute style, Kutch region, Gujarat, north west India, early 20th century. Surface marks to one side centre. Seam to centre. A stunningly beautiful colour and a lovely ‘floaty’ silk. £100-150

1801. Indian Rabari child’s dress, undyed cotton ground traditionally embroidered in coloured silks and shisha-work, finely gathered skirt with embroidered front pocket, long embroidered sleeves, cotton ties, unlined north west India, early 20th century, And a Baluchi child’s dress, green silk ground embroidered in dark orange silk to the bodice, sleeves, edges and hem, cotton and silk ties, unlined, Khorasan, north east Persia, 20th century. (2) £100-150 w w w.s alisbur yauc ti o ncentre.co.uk

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Lot 1806 1806. Banjari ‘envelope’ style bag, the cotton ground entirely covered in embroidery and trimmed with cowrie shells And a similar square panel, embroidered and with shishawork and trimmed metal bound tassels with cowrie shells trim. (2) £100-150

Lot 1809 1809. Very fine Kashmir shawl fragments, woven in wool and silk with ivory ground floral motifs, north India, late 18th/early 19th century, now appliquéd onto a black silk ground and made into a cape, lined with cream silk, polychrome silk fringing, button fastening to front. The shawl fragments 18th century made up into a cape in the 19th century. Time stains and colour run to silk lining. £500-600

Lot 1804 1804. Punjabi Bagh, the black/indigo cotton ground embroidered in pink and gold floss silk with all over flowerhead motifs, the end borders worked with trelliswork in the same colours, Punjab, north west India, 20th century, 92in. x 54in. 234cm. x 137cm. Seam to centre. £100-150

Lot 1807 1807. Indonesian ikat panel, abstract motifs to the central panel, the borders of narrow vibrantly coloured bands, and fringed ends, Indonesia, 20th century, 65in. x 39in. 165cm. x 99cm. together with an ikat fragment and two fine ikat sashes, Indonesia, 19th century. One sash with repairs and some damage; the other badly damaged. (4) £100-150 Lot 1810 1810. Three Waziri shawls, one woven with brightly coloured striped ends and pink borders to middle; the other two woven with black and yellow tiny chequered design with bright pink borders and ends. Afghanistan, 20th century. Surface marks. (3) £100-150

Lot 1805 1805. Punjabi Bagh, similar to the previous lot, the black/indigo cotton ground embroidered in pale pink and gold floss silk with all over flowerhead motifs, the end borders worked with trelliswork in the same colours, Punjab, north west India, 20th century, 101in. x 55in. 257cm. x 140cm. Seam to centre. £100-150

Lot 1808 1808. Attractive Indian deep yellow muslin dress, embroidered with silvered metal thread floral motifs and all over applied silvered ‘dots’ in the Azute style. Long sleeves with wrap-over tie front and with very full skirt. Rajasthan, north west India, 19th century. £150-250

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1811. Chinese informal robe, green satin embroidered in coloured silks with vases of flowers, flower sprays and colourful butterflies, narrow embroidered ribbon trim, appliquéd ivory satin cloudband collar embroidered in coloured silks with figures in garden landscapes repeated in the ivory satin trim to the edges; the ivory damask sleevebands embroidered with figures in river landscapes, lined with pale blue silk damask. Late 19th/early 20th century. Extensive discolouration to the lining; surface marks in places to the front and back. Provenance: Lots 1811-1815, ex Goodrich Court, Herefordshire £150-250

1815. Japanese ivory silk kosode, embroidered in coloured silks with flowers and bamboo like foliage in pinks and greys, embroidered in ivory with three mons depicting three ivy leaves within a circle, lined with duck egg blue silk, narrow padded hem, together with a matching obi, mid-20th century. Some water marks/stains in places. And a modern black crepe Japanese robe with pocket to front, coarsely embroidered in coloured wools with pagodas, birds and landscapes, orange binding to edges and sleeves. Unlined. (3) £100-150

Lot 1812 1812. Collection of four Chinese embroideries comprising a shaped table centre made up from a robe, blue satin ground embroidered in coloured silks worked in satin stitch and Peking knot and couched metal threads, with sea-wave border enclosing clouds and bats and auspicious objects around four metal thread dragons and a small circular appliquéd central medallion with metal thread dragon, all chasing flaming pearls; the cover within an ivory blue and white silk embroidered ribbon band and lined plain blue cotton, 53in. x 46in.; 134cm. x 117cm.; a red satin coverlet embroidered in silk with paeonies, roses, floral sprays and butterflies; red cord edge and tassels to corners; lined with pale blue silk damask; 45in. 115cm. sq. approx.; small terracotta silk embroidered square, black ribbon bound edges, green damask lining with tassel corners, 15in. 38cm. sq. approx. And a pale blue silk bag possible made up from another textile, embroidered in pale coloured silks in satin stitch, speckled stitch and long stitch with various birds and butterflies among flowering branches, lined with mauve silk, the bag with top edges of metal braid loops and a tie with a rose quartz(?) medallion. Water marks, stains, repair and wear. All late 19th/ early-mid 20th century. (4) £150-250 netherhampton salerooms

Lot 1813 1813. Pair of Japanese pale blue satin curtains, embroidered in pastel colours, mainly ivory and grey with cranes in flight and among tall bamboo, chrysanthemums and other small flowers, lined with pale blue silk, each 126in. long x 58in. wide (at the hem) 320cm. x 148cm. Extensive sun fading, water marks and shattering in places; a Chinese cream satin coverlet embroidered in coloured silks with birds, fo dogs and flowers; lined cream silk, 64in. 163cm. Square, stained, pulled threads and other damage; And a gold silk and metal thread damask square woven with central medallion of dragons chasing a flaming pearl, lined with yellow silk and with a damask woven ribbon at one corner attaching a bone accoutrement with cloudband shaped top. The cover badly shattering. All late 19th/ early 20th century. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. (4) £100-150

Lot 1816 1816. Chinese ivory silk shawl, embroidered in floss silks mostly in shades of purple, mauve, pink and grey with large and small paeonies and other small flowers and foliage, with ivory silk fringing, now lined with a cream cotton backing and made up into a bedcover, early 20th century, the shawl 60in. x 63in. 153cm. x 160cm. the cover overall 107in. x 77in. 272cm. x 196cm. Some time stains in places. £200-300

Lot 1814 1814. A panel comprising two pairs of Chinese kossu civil rank badges each woven with second rank golden pheasant among cloud motifs with metal thread details throughout, each 10½in. 27cm. square approx. All joined together with metal thread embroidered ribbon edging and silk embroidered black ribbon and an a top ivory silk embroidered band, lined with dark blue cotton. Late 19th/early 20th century. The panel 56½in. wide x 21in. deep, 144cm. x 54cm. Shattering to the ivory silk band; seams adrift; surface marks and loose threads. £150-200

Lot 1817 1817. Three obis, one cream silk ground with complex brocading in metal threads and coloured silks with pagodas in landscapes; one mid-brown silk ground brocaded in metal threads and coloured silks with geometric and floral design; the third of pale brown striped silk(?) with intermittent panels of figures brocaded in silk and metal threads. Japan, all 20th century. (3) £150-200 w w w.s alisbur yauc ti o ncentre.co.uk

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Lot 1818 1818. Two Chinese silk shawls, one black silk embroidered in coloured silks with flowers and butterflies, 48in. x 43in. 122cm. x 109cm. With long black silk fringing; the second shawl of raspberry pink silk embroidered in pale pink silks with birds and trailing flowers, 49in. x 47in. 125cm. x 120cm. With pink silk fringing. 20th century. (2) £150-200

Lot 1820 1820. Chinese black silk shawl, embroidered in brightly coloured silks with a large paeony in each corner, the field filled with delicate trailing floral motifs, early-mid 20th century, 50in. 127cm. square. With black silk fringing. £150-200

Lot 1822 1822. Three Chinese silk shawls, one black silk embroidered with flowers and foliage to the borders, with long silk fringing; cream silk shawl embroidered in one corner with flowers and foliage, plaited silk fringing; and the third, plain yellow silk with knotted silk fringe. All 20th century. (3) £100-150

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Lot 1819 1819. Attractive Chinese ivory silk shawl, embroidered in brightly coloured silks with large paeonies and all over scrolling small flower tendrils, early-mid 20th century, 61in. x 59in. 155cm. x 150cm. With ivory silk fringing. £150-250

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1821. Attractive Chinese pale blue silk shawl, exquisitely embroidered in brightly coloured silks and closely filled with pink paeonies, exotic pheasants and butterflies among a dense design of all over scrolling smaller flowers and foliage, early 20th century, 51in. x 49in. 130cm. x 125cm. the shawl bordered by a pale blue knotted silk fringe. Few pulled threads in places. £200-300

Lot 1823 1823. Two Japanese silk fukusas (formal gift covers), one woven in silk and metal thread depicting two open fans with closed fan at the base, 26in. x 23in. 66cm. x 59cm.; the other of printed silk depicting two cranes with bamboo and a setting sun, 26in. 66cm. square, 20th century, Both now in modern frames and glazed. Fukusas were traditionally used in the presentation of gifts. (2) £100-150

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Lot 1824 1824. Very impressive Japanese silk embroidered hanging, the brown linen ground finely embroidered in floss silks depicting a splendid peacock perched on a flowering branch and displaying to a peahen below among chrysanthemums and other flowers; the hanging within a linen floral woven border with remains of tassels to the corners. The whole now laid on undyed cotton lining. Japan, 19th century, 76in. x 55in. 293cm. x 140cm. Including the woven border. Some wear with rubbing to stitches in places. Although our embroidery was not a part of it, there was a most interesting and comprehensive Exhibition of Japanese embroideries which took place in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford from 9th November 2012 to 27th January 2013, entitled: Threads of Silk and Gold Ornamental Textiles from Meiji Japan. £1000-1500

Lot 1828 Lot 1826 1826. Impressive Japanese temple banner, blue silk with gold coloured metal thread brocade depicting clouds, the cotton lining with Japanese script verso, early 20th century, 264in. x 24in. 670cm. x 61cm. Pulled threads in several places. £100-150

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Lot 1825 1825. Tibetan Thanka depicting a central Deity seated on a Fo dog, three attendants above and two at his feet, one riding a horse; painted on glazed cloth, unlined, within two silk damask borders, one pale gold and one rust; outer blue-black damask borders and needlework, the base with a chequered patchwork square of silk fabrics; painted silk gauze veil to the front, with hanging rail at the top and weighted pole at the lower end, the outer borders lined with assorted cotton fabrics. Tibet, 19th century, 20in. x 15in. Overall, 51cm. x 38cm. Losses to paint; veil cut and join to centre panel. £350-450 netherhampton salerooms

1827. Two Japanese kimonos, the first of black silk with woven silk and metal thread abstract motifs, lined with silk; the second, bright green silk with abstract and floral panels in green/gold and red, partly lined with bright red cotton, the lower part lined with red silk damask, apparently unfinished with tacking stitches in places. Both 20th century. (2) £100-150

1828. Japanese child’s kimono, printed cotton, depicting war scenes with aircraft and parachutes, lined with similar cotton depicting toys, games and soft toys, fabric ties to the front, apparently unfinished with tacking stitches in places; And a similar length of cotton printed with Japanese soldiers on horses; flags, aeroplanes and landscape roundels with inscription. 31in. x 14in. 79cm. x 36cm. Both 20th century. (2). £100-120

Lot 1829 1829. Three lengths of fine Japanese silk, patterned eau de nil ground printed colourful feathers with gilt highlights. Two lengths 61in. x 14in. 155cm. x 36cm. the third, 55in. x 14in. 135cm. x 36cm. early 20th century. (3) £100-120 1830. Two pairs of Chinese silk embroidered sleeve bands, late 19th century, each pair overall 26in. x 121⁄2in. 66cm. x 32cm. Each pair framed and glazed. (2) £50-100 1831. Chinese red silk informal robe, 19th century. £200-300

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1832. Two attractive mid-18th century Dresden-style whitework panels of the same design worked with various flowers, foliage and ribbon scrolls, large variety of stitches and fillings; one edged with deep border of reticella and other earlier laces, the other with filet lace; these laces possibly late 16th/early 17th century, 37in. deep x 63in. wide; 94cm. x 160cm.; the other with a deep border of filet lace, 34in. deep x 61in. wide; 87cm. x 155cm. Both lined with fine white cotton. Time stains; some tears in places. Sold with all faults not subject to return. (2) Provenance: Lots 1832-1839, ex Goodrich Court, Herefordshire £300-400

1834. A most impressive large fleur de lys damask silk ground panel brocaded in polychrome silks depicting exotic birds worked in silk and metal threads among flowering scrolling branches and flowers inset with shields around which the dates of ‘1720’ and ‘1750’ are woven, early-mid 18th century, European, possibly Italian, 100in. x 90in. 254cm. x 229cm. Composed of one large width with narrower widths to the sides; vibrant green silk lining. Note the glorious original colour evident on the narrow turned under edges. Extensive shattering to cream silk ground and other damages. £400-600

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1833. An exquisite silk and metal thread embroidered pieced bedcover of silk satin on linen worked with an all-over pattern of scrolling stems of flowers including carnations, lilies, roses, tulips and other flowers embroidered in vibrant silks and gold and silver coloured metal threads; edged with gold coloured braid; deep flounce of quilted silk satin in pale cream/yellow worked with flowers, foliage and scallops, padded with fine sheep’s wool, edged with gold coloured metal thread braid, probably re-used from a quilt. The embroidered part is composed of one large panel and another panel of five smaller pieces, all joined together, with shaped corners. Probably English, early 18th century, the embroidery 79in. x 51in. 201cm. x 130cm.; the flounces 14in. 36cm. deep; silk lined. Shattering to silk ground and shattering also to the flounces. With attached hand written label detailing the cover as a gift to a family member. £700-1000

1835. Ivory silk satin bedcover embroidered in couched gold coloured threads with all over scrolling flowers and foliage around a central medallion, edged with coral silk thread, probably English and early 19th century, with metal thread and coral silk narrow fringing; lined with coral silk, 114in. x 95in. 290cm. x 241cm. The cover made up of four widths. Shattering to the silk ground; loose threads and other damages. Together with a cut silk velvet bed hanging, the large scrolling flowers and foliage in green silk velvet to a gold silk ground; edged with metal thread braid and with shaded blue and green fringing, English, late 19th century, lined with glazed cotton attached to a plain linen panel, the silk velvet panel 34in. deep x 59in. wide; 87cm. x 150cm. Shattering to ground, wear and fading to the velvet. And a narrow velvet band with matching metal thread braid and fringing attached to a plain linen panel. (3) £200-300

Lot 1837 1837. Two lace panels, made from numerous pieces of early bobbin and needle laces, probably English, 19th century, one 60in. x 42in. 153cm. x 107cm. the other 48in. x 45in. 122cm. x 115cm. Both with holes, time stains and other damage. (2) £100-150

Lot 1838 1838. Two lengths of complex weave dress(?) silk composed of joined pieces, each finely brocaded with flowers and foliage in coloured silks set against a scrolling lace ribbon design, on an olive ground, lined with fine gauze, the edges bound with gold silk braid, English, probably mid-late 18th century, each piece 108in. x 42in. 275cm. x 107m. The widths each 21in. 54cm. wide. Shattering in several places. For a similar example see Bower, Helen. Textiles at Temple Newsam, pp. 15-16, pl 46. £100-200

1836. Pair of plain pale blue satin bedcovers, edged with narrow braid, 88in. x 72in. 224cm. x 183cm. And a similar deep gold satin bedcover, edged with narrow braid, 97in. x 72in. 247in. x 183in. English circa 1920-30s. All with time stains and water marks. All lined with matching satin lining. (3) £80-120

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Lot 1839 1839. Impressive silk and metal thread embroidered fragmented panel, worked on a linen ground with large flowerheads surrounded by trailing floral tendrils, composed of one long panel with vertical joins to two smaller panels, Italian, probably late 17th/early 18th century, 84in. overall x 14in. wide; 214cm. overall x 36cm. wide. Unlined. Fading in places; small holes; pulled threads and other damages. Hand written label verso with handwritten and printed exhibition label to front. Together with a rectangular cloth embroidered in coloured silks worked in chain stitch on a linen ground, probably European, late 19th/early 20th century, 72in. x 17in. 184cm. x 43cm. Time stains and surface marks. (2) £300-500

Lot 1842 1842. Two large embroidered bed or table covers, both undyed cotton grounds, one embroidered with flowers in coloured silks; the other embroidered in wool in shades of yellow/gold and brown/terracotta, worked in chain stitch; the first, English, 96in. x 70in. 244cm. x 178cm. The second, probably east European, 104in. x 88in. 265cm. x 224cm. (2) £100-150 Lot 1844 1844. A fragmented needlework panel, the coarse open-weave linen ground worked in coloured silks and wools principally in tent stitch of flowers within a ‘C’ scroll tendril within a ground of ivory in-fill off-set stitches, English, late 17th century, 102in. x 16in. 259cm. x 41cm. Composed of two lengths joined together, the whole laid down on a later open weave linen ground. £250-350

Lot 1840 1840. Decorative Silesian-work linen ritual cloth, worked entirely in red silk in cross stitch depicting falconry with falconers and animals within a forest, worked at the top in old German, ‘Mannen Unde Frouwen Vil Si Alle Suochten Ritterspil’ and the base: ‘Stechen Falkenieren Foresten Und Durnieren’ about 1920-30s, Silesia, eastern Europe, 85in. x 30in. 216cm. x 76cm. Unlined. £100-200

Lot 1841 1841. Nine assorted textiles comprising a modern Japanese metal thread and silk brocaded cushion cover; Uzbek black cotton ground cover embroidered in silks; Assissi-work cotton ground table cover; crewel work seat cover; three needlework seat covers; a wool pile floral design rug and a Berlin woolwork table centre. 19th-20th century. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. £100-150

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Lot 1843 1843. Two beaded evening bags, both worked with floral motifs on a dark brown bead ground, one with brown and orange bead fringing to base, unlined with chain handle to an early yellowed plastic mount; the other with a bead strap handle, lined with floral silk with a silk flowerhead ribbon edge, early carved yellowed plastic mount, probably both English, early 20th century, together with a mustard yellow felted wool short sleeved jacket, embroidered in silk, yellow taffeta lining. Kashmiri, north India, modern. (3) £100-150 Lot 1845 1845. Chasuble of ivory silk floral brocaded ground, the orphrey within pale gold coloured brocaded silk braiding, similar narrow braid to the edges, lined with coarse linen, probably French, late 18th century. The silk ground shattering in several places; the front composed of patches. Sold with all faults not subject to return. £100-150 w w w.s alisbur yauc ti o ncentre.co.uk

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Lot 1846 1846. Magnificent Italian embroidered hanging, probably late 19th/ early 20th century, 120in. x 69in, 305cm. x 176cm, the design in the Arts and Crafts manner, the embroidery in the manner of Venetian silk embroidery of the 17th century. The linen ground entirely covered in pale gold/beige floss silk which has been couched down in narrow parallel lines; the beautifully drawn flowers and foliage similarly couched and worked in shaded silks, the centres of some flowerheads worked with French knots. Lined with corded linen. Note: this embroidery was professionally vacuumed and mounted on its present backing by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York some years ago. Provenance: By direct descent to the present owner from Sir Russell Hornby of Barraclough, Clitheroe, Lancashire who inherited them from his maternal uncle, ‘Count’ Redmond Toler Clayton-Browne Clayton of the Villa La Punta, Cervara, Santa Margherita, Ligure, Italy. This lovely embroidery and the following lot formed part of the furnishings of this villa, the contents of which were shipped back just before the outbreak of World War II. The Count’s will is dated 29th July 1929 and proved in London on 22nd October 1937. £3000-5000

1847. Exceptional Italian silk and metal thread hanging, first half 18th century, 125in. x 29in. 318cm. x 74cm. Linen ground with embroidery in the manner of Venetian silk embroidery of the 17th century. The exquisitely drawn scrolling flowers fruit and vegetables worked in a long stitch in beautifully shaded silks, the foliage and urns worked in couched silks on a heavily embroidered ground of couched gold coloured metal thread; narrow border of couched silk and gold coloured metal thread trifoliate motifs. The embroidery now laid down on a later linen panel and the whole mounted on an olive green cotton ground. It is possible that the hanging was once longer as there appears to be no top border as such. Professionally vacuumed and mounted by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York some years ago. Provenance: See Lot 1846. £2000-4000 Lot 1847 c ar p et d e par tm ent enquiri e s:

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Lot 1848 1848. Bishop’s cope, hood and front fastening, European, probably 19th century, The splendid cope of yellow floral satin damask, the red silk band with finely woven gold coloured metal thread panels, the hood and front fastening similarly worked. The cope edged with metal thread braid. All pieces with later pale blue silk lining. Shattering to the yellow silk in several places. Provenance: By descent from the late John Charles Jones (3rd May 1904-13th October 1956) who was the Anglican Bishop of Bangor from 1943 until his death. £100-200

Lot 1854 1854. Irish quilt, white cotton ground with attractive basket design in pale green, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland, about 1900, 79in. x 69in. 201cm. x 170cm. Unlined. £100-150

Lot 1856 1856. American reversible wool coverlet, Pennsylvania, United States of America, mid-19th century, 79in. x 36in. 201cm. x 92cm. Woven with an attractive floral design in blues and rust-red. Frayed and damaged one end; small holes and thin in places. These double weave coverlets are discussed at length in Safford, C. & Bishop, R. America’s Quilts and Coverlets, pp. 229-241 £100-150

Lot 1849 1849. Collection of lace bobbins, lace pillow and accoutrements, English, dating from the early 19th century onwards, comprising: a dome shaped lace pillow covered in a green/ blue cotton fabric, with a roller in the top and open compartment behind, matching pin cushion and two separate additional rollers; the assorted bobbins of bone and wood, with spangles and inlays, some inscribed. Together with three pamphlets on bobbin lace; a book on Torchon lace by Pamela Nottingham, a small filet lace table mat, an adjustable turned wooden table stand and two modern lace pillows. The domed pillow and bobbins contained in a plain wooden box. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. £100-200 1850-1853. No lots

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Lot 1855 1855. Two Ottoman hand block printed quilts, the first with all over floral sprays within a floral border on a pale blue ground, ivory cotton edging and backing, heavily padded, 72in. x 56in. 183cm. x 143cm.; the second of prayer rug design with hanging lamps and floral motifs on a pale green ground, well padded, with green cotton backing, 47in. x 21in. 120cm. x 54cm. Anatolia, both about 1900. Both small tears exposing the padding. Both with surface marks. (2) £200-250

Lot 1857 1857. Three embroideries, comprising: a woven silk and metal thread panel depicting interlaced flowers and foliage with a pair of birds at the top, probably early 19th century, 24½in. x 20½in. 62cm. x 52cm. (previously part of a firescreen), time stains in places; a linen ground picture worked in couched coloured silks of a pair of birds around a central flowering plant, early 20th century, 18in. x 20in. 46cm. x 51cm. Time stains and water marks. Framed and glazed. The third, linen ground embroidered with coloured silks and metal thread of trailing fruiting grapevine around a central motif with monogram, early 20th century, 18½in. x 20in. 47cm. x 51cm. With water damage to lower left corner. Framed and glazed. All European. (3) £100-150 w w w.s alisbur yauc ti o ncentre.co.uk

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Lot 1858 1858. Berlin woolwork picture, The Last Supper, canvas ground worked in tent stitch in coloured wools, 22in. x 20in. 56cm. x 50cm. English, late 19th century, In a glazed, cushioned hardwood frame. The back lining paper torn away to expose the embroidery. £100-150

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Lot 1881 1881. Chinese rug, Beijing, early 20th century, 4ft. 3in. x 2ft. 3in. 1.30m. x 0.69m. £100-150 Lot 1859

1883. Good Chinese silk rug, probably Beijing, north China, 20th century, 7ft. 9in. x 5ft. 2.36m. x 1.52m. Note the inscription in the top outer guard £300-500 1884. Pair of Ninxia seat covers, north west China, early 20th century, 2ft. 5in. x 2ft. 3½in. 0.74m. x 0.70m. and 2ft. 3in. x 2ft. 4in. 0.69m. x 0.71m. (2). £80-100

1859. Pair of silk embroideries of ribbon tied flowers, the first on a cream satin ground worked in long and satin stitch with one floral motif in chenille work; the second with a corded silk ground, the flowers worked in long and satin stitch and some flowers with speckling. English, 19th century, each 14½in. x 12½in. 37cm. x 32cm. The first with shatering to the ground; the second with time stains. Each glazed and in modern frames. £100-150 1860-1879. No lots

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Lot 1882 Lot 1880 1880. Pair of Chinese flatweave hangings with stencilled, painted design, 20th century, 9ft. 8in. x 3ft. 11in. 2.94m. x 1.20m. (2) For an illustration of similar hangings, see Eiland, Murray, Chinese & Exotic Rugs, pl. 17. £150-250

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1882. Chinese rug, Tianjin, north west China, 1920-30s, 6ft. 9in. x 4ft. 2in. 2.05m. x 1.27m. Overall wear. £100-150

Lot 1885 1885. Suiyuan rug, north China, late 19th century, 6ft. 8in. x 4ft. 2.03m. x 1.22m. Band of wear across centre. £100-200

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TURKISH RUGS

Lot 1886 1886. Rare Khotan khorjin, East Turkestan, late 19th/early 20th century, 3ft. 10in. x 1ft. 8in. 1.17m. x 0.50m. A charming khorjin with brilliant colour. Note the ‘gul’ like motif in the centre of each face, repeated in the piled bridge. Some wear and corrosion; closing loops ragged; hole and repair to undyed plainweave back. East Turkestan khorjins do not often appear on the Western market. £150-200 Lot 1895 1895. An early Bergama village rug, west Anatolia, late 18th/early 19th century, 5ft. 1in. x 4ft. 3in. 1.55m. x 1.30m. Overall uneven wear, damage in places, losses and damage to both sides, heavier to right side. Now laid down on red fabric backing. £200-300

Lot 1897 1897. Konya half kelim, central Anatolia, early 20th century, 11ft. 6in. x 3ft. 4in. 3.50m. x 1.02m. Some corrosion to blacks. £300-400

Lot 1887 1887. Khotan landscape rug, Xinjiang, east Turkestan, early 20th century, 6ft. 9in. x 4ft. 8in. 2.05m. x 1.42m. Overall wear, heavy in places; slight loss to ends. £250-300

Lot 1896 1896. Manastir prayer rug, north west Anatolia, early 20th century, 4ft. 9in. x 3ft.7in. x 1.45m. 1.09m. £450-500

Lot 1898 1898. Aleppo kelim woven in two halves, south east Anatolia, mid-late 19th century, the two widths now separated, each 11ft. 7in. x 2ft. 7in. 3.53m. x 0.79m. Overall wear with holes, splits and crude repairs, patched in places with other kelim fragments. (2) £300-500

Lot 1888 1888. Tibetan rug, north China, about 1940-50s, 5ft. 10in. x 2ft. 11in. 1.78m. x 0.89m. Slight moth damage in places. £100-150 1889-1894. No lots netherhampton salerooms

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Lot 1903 Lot 1899 1899. Attractive Central Anatolian dated prayer rug, possibly Konya, mid19th century, the date woven in the mihrab of 1271 (AH) [1854 AD] and repeated in the pale green spandrels, 6ft. 2in. x 3ft. 9in. 1.88m. x 1.14m. Some wear in places and some moth damage. £500-700

Lot 1901 1901. Kaiserie prayer rug, north central Anatolia, mid-20th century, 4ft. 2in. x 3ft. 1.22m. x 0.91m. £100-150

1903. Central Anatolian prayer rug, probably Konya, early 20th century, 5ft. 8in. x 3ft. 8in. 1.73m. x 1.12m. Overall uneven wear with tears, holes and crease marks in places. £200-300

Lot 1904 1904. Pair Kirshehir yastiks, Central Anatolia, about 1920-30s, each 3ft. x 1ft. 11in. 0.91m. x 0.57m. Corrosion in places. (2) £150-250

Lot 1902 1902. Bergama rug, west Anatolia, early 20th century, 4ft. 6in. x 3ft. 6in. 1.37m. x 1.07m. Piled details to top kelim end. Some wear and crease marks in places. £100-150 Lot 1900 1900. East European tulu, probably Bulgarian, 20th century, 7ft. 2in. x 4ft. 7in. 2.18m. x 1.40m. £100-150 Lot 1905 1905. Konya kelim in two halves, with all over elibelinde design, central Anatolia, mid-late 19th century, one 13ft. 10in. x 3ft. 1in. 4.22m. x 0.94m. And one 13ft. 6in. x 3ft. 1in. 4.12m. x 0.94m. Overall wear; holes and splits; corrosion to blacks. (2) £250-350 c ar p et d e par tm ent enquiri e s:

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Lot 1906 1906. Attractive Mut banded kelim, south Anatolia, late 19th century, 14ft. 4in. x 5ft. 9in. 4.36m. x 1.75m. Some corrosion to blacks and small repairs. This group of kelims is discussed and illustrated in Petsopoulos, Yanni, Kilims, pp. 88-91. £600-800

Lot 1910 Lot 1908 1908. Pair of Ushak rugs, west Anatolia, early 20th century, each 5ft. 3in. x 3ft. 5in. 1.60m. x 1.04m. Overall uneven wear; reweaves to ends. (2 £150-200

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Lot 1907 1907. Ghiordes prayer rug, west Anatolia, early 20th century, 6ft. 2in. x 4ft. 3in. 1.88m. x 1.30m. Overall even wear and slight losses to ends. Together with a Hamadan rug, north west Persia, 1930-40s. Heavily worn. (2) £100-150

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1910. East European tulu of Seljuk design, probably Bulgarian, 20th century, 8ft. 4in. x 5ft. 11in. 2.54m. x 1.80m. Slight wear in places. £250-350

Lot 1909 1909. Yuruk rug, east Anatolia, about 1920-30s, 6ft. 3in. x 3ft. 11in. 1.91m. x 1.20m. Overall wear, some reweaves with rewoven ends. £100-150

1911. Megri rug, west Anatolia, about 1930s, 6ft. 4in. x 4ft. 4in. 1.93m. x 1.32m. Some wear; corrosion to blacks; losses to ends. £250-350

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1917. Anatolian ‘hemp’ flatweave, 20th century, 9ft. 2in. x 4ft. 5in. 2.80m. x 1.35m. Note the slight variation in the weave at the fringed end. The fibre is of a dense nature with a very slight sheen. £50-100

Lot 1912 1912. Anatolian warp-faced striped flatweave, probably Sivas, north central Anatolia, 20th century, 9ft. 11in. x 6ft. 6in. 3.02m. x 1.98m. Woven in five widths. £100-150

Lot 1914 1914. Fragmented Konya kelim, central Anatolia, 19th century, 7ft. 4in. x 4ft. 8in. 2.24m. x 1.42m. Borders missing one end, this end taped verso. Some wear, repairs, corrosion and holes, with tape in places verso. £500-600

Lot 1918 1918. Konya prayer rug, central Anatolia, early 20th century, 5ft. x 3ft. 11in. 1.52m. x 1.20m. Overall wear; some reweaves to the borders. £300-400

Lot 1913 1913. Bergama rug, west Anatolia, mid-late 19th century, 4ft. 4in. x 3ft. 5in. 1.32m. x 1.04m. Overall wear; repiling in places. £100-150 Lot 1915 1915. Ghiordes silk prayer rug, west Anatolia, 19th century, 5ft. 11in. x 4ft. 9in. 1.80m. x 1.45m. Overall wear, heavy in places; long horizontal split top of prayer niche. £50-100 1916. Konya yastik, central Anatolia, early 20th century, 2ft. 7in. x 1ft. 10in. 0.79m. x 0.54m. Small splits to centre; crease marks to field lower end. £50-100

Lot 1919 1919. Good Konya prayer rug, central Anatolia, early 20th century, 4ft. 10in. x 3ft. 7in. 1.47m. x 1.09m. £600-700 1920-1950. No lots

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TURKMEN RUGS

Lot 1954 Lot 1951 1951. Ikat-design chuval face by the Ersari Turkmen of Beshir, south Turkmenistan, third quarter 19th century, 2ft. 11in. x 4ft. 11in. 0.89m. x 1.50m. Moth damage in places; small holes; small repairs and slight losses to ends. For a similar example see Jourdan, Uwe, Oriental Rugs, Vol. 5, Turkoman, p. 285, pl. 259. £300-400

1954. Tekke Turkmen 4 x 5-gul chuval face, Turkmenistan, first half 19th century, 2ft. 5in. x 4ft. 1in. 0.74m. x 1.25m. Note the fine white cotton highlights. Overall even wear; small hole and crude repairs. £500-600

Lot 1957 1957. Good Ersari Turkmen ensi, Turkmenistan, mid-19th century, 6ft. 5in. x 4ft. 3in. 1.96m. x 1.30m. Slight wear in places; reweaves in places; tears and damage to lower wide kelim end. £500-700 Lot 1955 1955. An attractive Yomut chuval face, Turkmenistan, first half 19th century, 2ft. 11in. x 3ft. 11in. 0.89m x 1.20m. Even wear overall. A good Yomut chuval with an attractive pale green border. £500-600

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Lot 1958

1952. Tekke Turkmen ensi, Turkmenistan, early 20th century, 4ft. 11in. x 4ft. 2in. 1.50m. x 1.27m. Overall wear; slight losses to ends. £200-300

1958. Exceptional Arabachi Turkmen 4 x 4-gul chuval face, Turkmenistan, mid19th century, 2ft. 7in. x 4ft. 9in. 0.79m. x 1.45m. Note the lustrous wool and the attractive pale blue details. Overall wear; losses to both ends. £600-700

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Lot 1953 1953. Good Yomut Turkmen 9-gul chuval face, Turkmenistan, mid-19th century, 2ft. 4in. x 3ft. 4in. 0.71m. x 1.02m. Overall even wear; losses to sides. £250-350

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1956. Collection of five Turkmen weavings, Turkmenistan, all late 19th/early 20th century, comprising a chuval face of the Ersari Beshir tribe, ikat design; Tekke kizil chuval face; two Ersari torba faces, one with long woollen fringing, and a Yomut chuval face. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. (5) £100-150

Lot 1959 1959. Ersari Turkmen chuval face, Turkmenistan, late 19th/early 20th century, 3ft. 8in. x 5ft. 2in. 1.12m. x 1.58m. Several small and faded reweaves. £150-200

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Lot 1960

1963. Exceptional Yomut Turkmen 6-gul torba face, Turkmenistan, mid-19th century, 1ft. 3in. x 3ft. 5in. 0.38m. x 1.04m. Note the finely drawn archaic design of the six guls with cruciform and tiny white floret motifs within the central octagon and the double ‘eagle’ heads within the guls. Fine white cotton wefts. Small repair to lower edge; replacement cords to three sides. For a discussion of these guls see Loges, W. Turkoman Tribal Rugs, Chapter 6, pp. 64-65 £1000-1500

1960. Chuval face by the Kizil Ayak of the Ersari Turkmen, Turkmenistan, second half 19th century, 2ft. 7in. x 4ft. 3in. 0.79m. x 1.30m. Losses to lower end. £300-500

Lot 1966 1966. Ikat-design rug by the Ersari Turkmen of Beshir, south Turkmenistan, mid19th century, 4ft. 9in. x 3ft. 11in. 1.45m. x 1.20m. Overall wear with some crude repairs; losses to ends and sides. For an example of a main carpet with similar design, see Jourdan, Uwe, Oriental Rugs, Vol. 5 Turkoman, p. 313, pl 293. £500-600

Lot 1964 Lot 1961 1961. Good Tekke Turkmen 6-gul torba, Turkmenistan, second half 19th century, 1ft. 4in. x 3ft. 9in. 0.40m. x 1.14m. Slight moth damage in places; losses to both ends and sides. £1000-1500

Lot 1962 1962. Tekke Turkmen ensi, Turkmenistan, early 20th century, 4ft. x 4ft. 3in. 1.22m. x 1.30m. Losses to both ends, but especially to the top end. £500-600

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1964. Yomut Turkmen chuval, Turkmenistan, early 20th century, 2ft.8in. x 4ft. 0.81m. x 1.22m. Slight corrosion to browns in places; very small areas of wear. £350-450

Lot 1967 1967. Tekke Turkmen main carpet, Turkmenistan, about 1930s, 11ft. 7in. x 7ft. 8in. 3.53m. x 2.34m. Overall wear with some crease marks; small repairs in places. £400-500

Lot 1965 1965. Tekke Turkmen ensi, Turkmenistan, mid-19th century, 4ft. 6in. x 3ft. 11in. 1.37m. x 1.20m. Now conserved and laid down on linen. Overall wear and damage, tears and holes in places. An ensi with good colour and well-drawn design elements including the two broad bands of off-set kelle motifs in the lower elem. £200-300

Lot 1968 1968. Yomut Turkmen brocaded flatweave, Turkmenistan, mid-20th century, 10ft. 8in. x 6ft. 6in. 3.25m. x 1.98m. Crease mark to centre. £200-250 tel e pho n e 01722 342044

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1969. Collection of thirteen Turkmen fragments, including Tekke, Yomut, Ersari and Chodor, Turkmenistan, 19th-20th century. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. (13) £80-120

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Lot 1970 1970. Ersari Turkmen kapunuk (door surround), Turkmenistan, early 20th century, 5ft. 5in. x 2ft. max. 1.65m. x 0.61m. Complete with bound woollen tassels. Moth damage in places. £300-400

1973. Unusual and interesting ‘chessboard’ design Ersari Turkmen main carpet, first half 19th century, 8ft. 11in. x 6ft. 7in. 2.72m. x 2.01m. Small repairs in places. This carpet is discussed at length in Reuben, David. Gols and Guls II p. 28; pl. 14 and further examples with some variations are in Pinner, R. & Eiland, M. Jr. Between the Black Desert and the Red, p. 100, pl. 73 and Jourdan, Uwe, Oriental Rugs, Vol. 5, Turkoman, p. 307, pl. 287. In both cases the examples illustrated are attributed to the Beshir Ersari. £1500-2000 Lot 1975 1975. Yomut Turkmen ‘banded’ pile rug, Turkmenistan, early 20th century, 7ft. 8in. x 4ft. 2in. 2.34m. x 1.27m. For a similar piled example see Jourdan, Uwe. Oriental Rugs. Vol. 5 Turkoman, p. 171; pl. 125. As with this example, our rug is also piled throughout. £600-700

Lot 1971 1971. Tekke Turkmen main carpet, Turkmenistan, early 20th century, 9ft. 10in. x 7ft. 3m. x 2.13m. Overall wear and damage to lower left corner. £100-200

Lot 1974 1974. Exceptional Kizil Ayak 4 x 15-tauk nuska gol main carpet, Turkmenistan or north Afghanistan, mid-19th century, 10ft. 11in. x 6ft. 4in. 3.33m. x 1.93m. Lacking outer guard stripe. Small reweaves and some corrosion in places. See Reuben, David, Gols and Guls II, p. 26, pl. 13 for a discussion of this carpet; and for similar Kizil Ayak carpets, Jourdan, Uwe, Oriental Rugs, Vol. 5, Turkoman, p. 266, pl. 240 and Loges, W. Tribal Rugs, p. 122, pl. 73. £1500-2000

Lot 1972 1972. Exceptional Saryk Turkmen 5 x 12-gol main carpet, Turkmenistan, first half 19th century, 8ft. 4in. x 7ft. 6in. 2.54m. x 2.29m. Large hole top end and other smaller holes in places; crude repairs; slight losses to both ends. Note the squarish format of this carpet, examples of which may be found in Reuben, David. Gols & Guls II, p. 18; pl. 9 and Mackie, L & Thompson, J. Turkmen Tribal Carpets and Traditions, pp. 86-97, pl. 18. £1000-1500

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Lot 1976 1976. Tekke Turkmen ensi, Turkmenistan, about 1930-40s, 4ft. 9in. x 3ft. 8in. 1.45m. x 1.12m. Some wear to centre and slight loss to top end. £100-200

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1983. Two Tekke Turkmen ak-chuvals, Turkmenistan, early 20th century, 2ft. 7in. x 3ft. 7in. 0.79m. x 1.09m. and 2ft. 7in. x 3ft. 5in. 0.79m. x 1.04m. Small holes in places; plainweave backs. (2) £80-120

Lot 1984 1984. Torba face by the Ersari Turkmen of Beshir, south Turkmenistan, early 20th century, 1ft. 2in. x 4ft. 9in. 0.34m. x 1.45m. Tassels to upper corners. £100-150

Lot 1977 1977. Attractive ‘ikat’-design rug by the Ersari Turkmen of Beshir, south Turkmenistan, second half 19th century, 7ft. 1in. x 5ft. 4in. 2.16m. x 1.63m. Overall wear, heavy in places; small holes; crude repairs; slight losses to both ends. £200-300

Lot 1980 1980. Good Tekke Turkmen dip khali, Turkmenistan about 1870, 4ft.2in. x 3ft.3in. 1.27m. x 1m. £200-250

Lot 1978 1978. Tekke Turkmen chuval face, Turkmenistan, early 20th century, 3ft. 3in. x 4ft. 11in. 1.00m. x 1.50m. Overall even wear; losses to lower elem. £100-150 Lot 1981 1981. Ersari Turkmen ensi, north east Afghanistan, early 20th century, 3ft. 9in. x 3ft. 1in. 1.14m. x 0.94m. Overall even wear; slight losses to ends. £100-150

Lot 1979 1979. Ersari Turkmen ‘gulli-gul’ small rug, north east Afghanistan, early 20th century, 3ft. 2in. x 2ft. 7in. 0.97m. x 0.79m. Slight wear in places. £100-130

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1982. Ersari Turkmen chuval, north east Afghanistan, early 20th century, 3ft. 2in. x 4ft. 7in. 0.97m. x 1.40m. £100-150

1985. Yomut Turkmen tent band fragment, Turkmenistan, early 20th century, 9ft. 7in. x 1ft. 4in. 2.92m. x 0.40m. Small holes; slight damage. £100-150

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Lot 1986 1986. Yomut Turkmen 9-gul chuval face, Turkmenistan, third quarter 19th century, 2ft. 8in. x 3ft. 9in. 0.81m. x 1.14m. Overall wear; several repairs, holes and splits; rewoven end; repaired split top end. £200-300

Lot 1989 1989. Main carpet by the Ersari Turkmen of Beshir, south Turkmenistan, second half 19th century, 7ft. 3in. x 6ft. 4in. 2.21m. x 1.93m. Overall uneven wear, heavy in places; repairs and repiling in places; replacement selvedges, slight loss to ends. £200-250

Lot 1992 1992. Ikat-design rug by the Ersari Turkmen of Beshir, Turkmenistan, about 1920s, 7ft. 4in. x 4ft. 2.24m. x 1.22m. £350-450

Lot 1987 1987. Tekke Turkmen dip khali, Turkmenistan, early 20th century, 3ft. 10in. x 3ft. 2in. 1.17m. x 0.97m. £200-300

Lot 1990 1990. Yomut Turkmen piled horse cover, Turkmenistan, 20th century, 5ft. 1in. x 4ft. 4in. 1.55m. x 1.32m. £150-200 1991. Tekke Turkmen dip khali, Turkmenistan, early 20th century, 3ft. 11in. x 3ft. 8in. 1.20m. x 3.12m. Overall even wear; large split and damage to top elem centre sewn down on black fabric verso; losses both ends. £80-120

Lot 1993 1993. Good Tekke Turkmen dip khali, Turkmenistan, early 20th century, 4ft. 9in. x 3ft. 10in. 1.45m. x 1.17m. The flat-woven kelim ends with brocaded details. Some surface stains. An attractive rug with superb lustrous wool. £750-850

Lot 1988 1988. Yomut Turkmen kepse-gul main carpet, Turkmenistan, late 19th century, 9ft. 1in. x 5ft. 5in. 2.77m. x 1.65m. Overall wear, heavy in places; holes to lower elem; hole and ‘bite’ to right side centre; hole to top border; losses to ends. £100-200 netherhampton salerooms

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Lot 1994 1994. Yomut Turkmen jolami (tent band) fragment, Turkmenistan, early 20th century, 14ft. 3in. x 1ft. 4.34m. x 0.31m. Weft float brocading on a warp-faced plainweave. £200-300 1995. Exceptional carpet by the Ersari Turkmen of Beshir, Turkmenistan, third quarter of the 19th century, 12ft. 3in. x 5ft. 10in. 3.73m. x 1.78m. Overall wear; repairs in places. Note the rendition of the herati design, the kelim ends and the flatweave selvedges. For a similar example, see Jourdan, Uwe. Oriental Rugs, Vol 5 Turkoman. p. 30, pl 281. £2500-3000

Lot 1996 1996. Yomut Turkmen asmalyk, Turkmenistan, late 19th century. 2ft. 7in. x 4ft. 1in. 0.79m. x 1.25m. Minor losses to sides. £500-600

Lot 1995 1998. Magnificent and very rare fragmented Yomut Turkmen main carpet, Turkmenistan, about 1800, the main fragment (joined at the lower end) 6ft. x 5ft. 6in. 1.83m. x 1.68m. The separate piece 1ft. 6in. x 5ft. 6in. 0.45m. x 1.68m. Overall wear, heavier in places; holes and repairs; remnants of glue verso. The lower end joined horizontally and with a small piece cut and joined, probably a kink repair; the wide top end now separated. The main piece is composed of four rows of seven archetypal guls and it is likely that, according to the literature, the composition would have been four rows of nine guls. These early Yomut carpets are discussed at length in Mackie, L & Thompson, J. Turkmen Tribal Carpets and Traditions, pp. 155-156. Plate 67 bears a remarkable resemblance to our wonderful fragment. See also Loges, W. Turkoman Tribal Rugs, p. 74, pl. 38. (2) £800-1200 1999. Tekke Turkmen saddle cover, Turkmenistan, early 20th century, 1ft. 5in. x 2ft. 2in. 0.42m. x 0.66m. Slight damage to opening. £100-200

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1997. Yomut Turkmen asmalyk, Turkmenistan, late 19th century. 2ft. 6in. x 3ft. 11in. 0.76m. x 1.20m. Small repair with slight loss to right side. £500-600 c ar p et d e par tm ent enquiri e s:

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CAUCASIAN RUGS

Lot 2003 Lot 2001 2001. Shirvan white ground prayer rug, south east Caucasus, late 19th/ early 20th century, 4ft. 6in. x 3ft. 4in. 1.37m. x 1.02m. Overall even wear with losses to ends; corrosion to browns and overall fading. £250-350

2003. Shirvan banded kelim, south east Caucasus, late 19th/early 20th century, 8ft. x 6ft. 2.44m. x 1.83m. Note the white cotton highlights throughout. Overall wear; small holes and crude repairs throughout. £200-300

Lot 2005 2005. Attractive Chelaberd rug, Karabakh, south west Caucasus, late 19th century, 6ft. 5in. x 4ft. 8in. 1.96m. x 1.42m. Note the four amusing animals in the lower medallion and human figures and other animals in the field. Overall wear; remnants of glue verso; rewoven ends(?). £2000-2500

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Lot 2002 2002. Shirvan rug, Baku region, south east Caucasus, early 20th century, 6ft. 8in. x 4ft. 9in. 2.03m. x 1.45m. Overall uneven wear; splits and hole to lower end; losses to both ends. £100-150

2004. Kazak rug, south west Caucasus, early 20th century, 6ft. 9in. x 5ft. 10in. 2.05m. x 1.78m. Overall wear; reweaves in places; slight losses to ends. £200-300

Lot 2006 2006. Akstafa long rug, south west Caucasus, late 19th century, 9ft. 6in. x 3ft. 11in. 2.90m. x 1.20m. Overall wear, heavy in places; some tears, holes and kinks; losses to both ends. Note the unusual elements of this most attractive long rug, in particular the rosette decoration of the peacocks and the geometric motifs within the star medallions. £300-400 netherhampton salerooms

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Lot 2007 2007. Moghan Memling gul long rug, south east Caucasus, late 19th/early 20th century, 5ft. 8in. x 2ft. 11in. 1.73m. x 0.89m. Overall uneven wear, heavy in places with small holes; outer guards and part of main border missing each end and outer guards lacking to each side; rebound edges. £200-300

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2011. Chondzoresk rug, Karabakh region, south west Caucasus, late 19th/early 20th century, 5ft. 7in. x 4ft. 1in. 1.79m. x 1.25m. Overall wear; reweaves throughout. £200-300

2009. Kazak Memling gul rug, south west Caucasus, late 19th century, 7ft. 8in. x 3ft. 8in. 2.34m. x 1.12m. Some wear in places; corrosion to browns; losses to lower end. £250-350

Lot 2012 2012. Large Verneh khorjin, flatweave with weft float brocade, south Caucasian, 20th century, 4ft. 11in. x 3ft. 3in. 1.50m. x 1m. With striped plainweave back. £150-200

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Lot 2010

2008. Attractive Shirvan ‘bird’ rug, south east Caucasus, early 20th century, 6ft. 6in. x 4ft. 4in. 1.98m. x 1.32m. Note the tiny birds perched on the stylized floral motifs in the centre medallion and in the rectangular motifs in each corner; the two human figures on the right side of the field and the scattered rosettes throughout. Overall even light wear. For similar examples, see Bennett, Ian. Oriental Rugs. Vol. 1 Caucasian, pp. 212-213, pl. 262-265. £300-500

2010. Bordjalou Kazak rug, south west Caucasus, late 19th/20th century, 6ft. 9in. x 3ft. 11in. 2.05m. x 1.20m. Note the typical latch hook border. Overall wear; some reweaves in places. £200-300

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Lot 2017

2013. Shirvan rug, south east Caucasus, late 19th century, 3ft. 7in. x 2ft. 8in. 1.09m. x 0.81m. Overall wear; corrosion to browns; reweaves throughout. £200-250

2017. Lesghi rug, north east Caucasus, late 19th century, 4ft. 10in. x 3ft. 8in. 1.47m. x 1.12m. Overall even wear; lower end outer guard and secondary border expertly rewoven. £350-450

Lot 2015 2015. Attractive and unusual Shirvan prayer rug, east Caucasus, early 20th century, 5ft. 2in. x 3ft. 5in. 1.58m. x 1.04m. Slight even wear overall; reweaves in places. £600-700

Lot 2014 2014. Daghestan ivory field rug, north east Caucasus, early 20th century, 5ft. 1in. x 3ft. 6in. 1.55m. x 1.07m. Note the woven date of 1320 [AH] (1902 AD) in the field. Reweaves in places. £350-450

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Lot 2016 2016. Superb Daghestan ivory field prayer rug, north east Caucasus, late 19th century, 5ft. 5in. x 3ft. 10in. 1.65m. x 1.17m. Overall even wear. Note this rug bears the improbable date of 1228 [AH] (1813 AD) in the right hand top spandrel, with the numbers jumbled up in the top left hand spandrel. For further discussion of rugs with this type of date, see Bennett, Ian. Oriental Rugs, Vol. 1. Caucasian, pp. 322 and illustration pl. 428. £800-1200

Lot 2018 2018. Unusual Shirvan long rug, east Caucasus, late 19th century, 8ft. 8in. x 4ft. 5in. 2.64m. x 1.35m. Overall uneven wear; small reweave upper right side outer guard stripe. £200-250

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Lot 2021 2021. Exceptional Perepedil rug, Kuba area, north east Caucasus, late 19th/early 20th century, 4ft. x 3ft. 3in. 1.22m. x 1m. A very finely woven little rug expertly restored in some places. £800-1200

Lot 2019 2019. Karabakh dated ‘boteh’ rug, south west Caucasus, early 20th century, 9ft. 3in. x 4ft. 6in. 2.82m. x 1.37m. Note the rug is woven with date of 1325 [AH] and 1907 (AD). Overall even wear; small kinks; slight losses to ends. £200-250

Lot 2023 2023. Kazak rug, south west Caucasus, early 20th century, 8ft. 5in. x 5ft. 10in. 2.56m. x 1.78m. Note the Armenian date or number at the top of the deep blue field. Overall wear, heavy in lower right. £250-350

Lot 2022 2022. Good Sewan Kazak rug, south west Caucasus, early 20th century, 7ft. x 5ft. 8in. 2.13m. x 1.73m. Some small areas of wear and corrosion to browns. £1200-1500 Lot 2020 2020. Lori-Pambak rug, west central Caucasus, early 20th century, 6ft. 7in. x 5ft. 11in. 2.01m. x 1.80m. Overall even wear; some re-piling in places. £600-800

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Lot 2024 2024. Sewan Kazak rug, south west Caucasus, second half 19th century, 7ft. 8in. x 5ft. 5in. 2.34m. x 1.65m. Overall wear, heavy in places; some reweaves and heavy corrosion to browns. For a very similar example, see Bennett, Ian. Oriental Rugs. Vol. 1. Caucasian p. 25 pl. 16. £200-300

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Lot 2025 2025. Shirvan long rug, east Caucasus, late 19th-early 20th century, 8ft. x 3ft.6in. 2.44m. x 1.07m. Overall even wear. £600-800

2027. Karabakh rug, south west Caucasus, early 20th century, 8ft. 5in. x 4ft. 4in. 2.56m. x 1.32m. Overall wear and corrosion to browns; slight loss to ends. £100-150

2029. Bordjalou Kazak rug, south west Caucasus, early 20th century, 7ft. 6in. x 5ft. 3in. 2.29m. x 1.75m. Overall wear, heavier in some places; some repiling. £300-400

Lot 2028 2028. Lampa-Karabakh rug, south west Caucasus, about 1920, 11ft. x 5ft. 5in. 3.35m. x 1.65m. Note the varied comical birds and animals in the field and corners. Colour run in places. £250-300 Lot 2026 2026. Talish long rug, south east Caucasus, about 1930s, 9ft. 6in. x 3ft. 5in. 2.90m. x 1.04m. Note the Memling gul compartmented field. Split and slight damage to top end border; slight loss to lower end. £150-250 netherhampton salerooms

Lot 2030 2030. Moghan rug, south east Caucasus, early 20th century, 8ft. 11in. x 3ft. 11in. 2.72m. x 1.20m. Some wear and re-weaves; some moth damage. £300-400 w w w.s alisbur yauc ti o ncentre.co.uk

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Lot 2031 2031. Fragmented Kuba sumac, north east Caucasus, late 19th century, 7ft. 10in. x 4ft. 1in. 2.39m. x 1.25m. Cut across the centre medallion. Slight damage to one side in places. £100-150 2032. Chajli long rug, south east Caucasus, early 20th century, 8ft. 11in. x 4ft. 2in. 2.72m. x 1.27m. Overall uneven wear; losses to both ends. £80-100

Lot 2034 2034. Fragmented Shirvan runner, south east Caucasus, late 19th century, 10ft. 5in. x 3ft. 2in. 3.17m. x 0.97m. Note the plain dark blue abrashed field more usually associated with Talish rugs. Overall wear, heavy in places; repairs and reweaves. Reduced in length by horizontal cut across the top end; losses to top end; outer guards missing lower end; lacking selvedges. £300-400

2036. Good Lesghi rug, Lesghistan, north east Caucasus, early 20th century, 7ft. 9in. x 4ft. 2in. 2.36m. x 1.27m. Note the quality of the wool and the handle of the rug; also the single animal below the first star. This rug closely resembles that illustrated in Bennett, Ian. Oriental Rugs, Vol. 1. Caucasian. p. 332, pl. 441 where other similar earlier examples are also cited. £600-800

Lot 2037 2037. Caucasian banded kelim fragment, Shirvan-Kuba region, south east Caucasus, late 19th/early 20th century, 4ft. 7in. x 4ft. 2in. 1.40m. x 1.27m. Corrosion to browns. £150-250 2038-2050. No lots

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Lot 2035

2033. Kazak rug, south west Caucasus, early 20th century, 9ft. x 5ft. 3in. 2.75m. x 1.60m. Reweaves and creases throughout. £100-150

2035. Caucasian rug, Armenia, late 20th century, signed ‘Jarud’ 5ft. 5in. x 3ft. 9in. 1.65m. x 1.14m. Note the signature cartouche in the top outer guard. £100-150

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PERSIAN RUGS

Lot 2053 2053. Jaf Kurd khorjin face, north west Persia, early 20th century, 1ft. 9in. x 2ft. 7in. 0.53m. x 0.79m. Part of main border missing lower end and outer guards missing both ends. £200-250

Lot 2057 2057. Jaf Kurd rug, north west Persia, early 20th century, 7ft. 11in. x 4ft. 11in. 2.41m. x 1.50m. Overall wear, heavier in places; hole top end; losses and wear to ends. £150-250

Lot 2051 2051. Qashqa’i ‘mille-fleurs’ prayer rug, Shiraz, Fars, south west Persia, about 1920s, 8ft. 2in. x 5ft. 3in. 2.49m. x 1.60m. Overall wear, slightly heavier lower end. £350-400

Lot 2058 Lot 2054 2054. Afshar rug, Kerman area, south west Persia, early 20th century, 5ft. 10in. x 3ft. 11in. 1.78m. x 1.20m. Overall even wear, corrosion to browns; tears and small holes to ghileem ends; curling to selvedges. In need of a thorough clean. £200-250

2058. Qashqa’i half khorjin now stuffed as a cushion, Fars, south west Persia, about 1920. £150-200

2055. Two pairs of Jaf Kurd khorjin faces, north west Persia, about 1920s. Overall wear; losses to sides and ends; small holes. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. (4) £80-120 2056. Three Baluchi weavings, Khorasan, north east Persia, early-mid-20th century, comprising; a Balisht face and two prayer rugs. Sold as a collection with all faults not subject to return. (3) £80-120 Lot 2052

Lot 2059

2052. An Impressive Qashga’i ghelim, possibly Kashkuli, Fars, south west Persia, about 1920-30, 6ft. 6in. x 3ft. 2in. 1.98m. x 0.97m. This finely woven ghileem is most attractive with good, strong colour. Note the extensive use of white cotton details. £800-1000

2059. Hashtrud ghileem, Azerbaijan, north west Persia, late 19th/early 20th century, 9ft. 8in. x 5ft. 6in. 2.94m. x 1.68m. For very similar examples see Tanavoli, Parviz, Persian Flatweaves, pp. 82-83; pl. 32 & 33. Slight corrosion to browns. £500-600

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Lot 2060 2060. Afshar rug, Kerman area, south west Persia, late 19th/early 20th century, 5ft. 2in. x 4ft. 3in. 1.58m. x 1.30m. Overall uneven wear; slight losses to ghileem ends. £400-500

Lot 2064 Lot 2062 2062. Qashqa’i balanced twill weave moj, Fars, south west Persia, about 1920-30s, 8ft. 10in. x 5ft. 1in. 2.69m. x 1.55m. Small holes and repairs. £100-150

2064. Qashqa’i rug composed of four pairs of khorjin faces, Fars, south west Persia, early 20th century, 7ft. 1in. x 3ft. 4in. 2.16m. x 1.02m. One pair separating. £200-300

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Lot 2061 2061. Attractive rug by the Chagal Bolli tireh of the Qashqa’i Confederation, Fars, south west Persia, first quarter 20th century, 6ft. 6in. x 3ft. 4in. 1.98m. x 1.02m. Slight wear in places; rewoven top end. £1000-1500

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2063. Jaf Kurd half khorjin face, north west Persia, early 20th century, 2ft. 3in. x 1ft. 11in. 0.69m. x 0.59m. Overall wear with holes and damages in places. £100-150

Lot 2065 2065. Baluchi rug, Khorasan, north east Persia, early 20th century, 5ft. x 2ft. 8in. 1.52m. x 0.81m. Note the brocaded flatweave ends. Slight corrosion to browns. £200-300

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Lot 2070 2070. Afshar khorjin face, Kerman area, south west Persia, early 20th century, 1ft. 11in. x 2ft. 7in. 0.57m. x 0.79m. Wear in places; crease mark to right of centre medallion. Together with a Caucasian weftfloat brocaded khorjin now open at the sides with striped kelim back, early 20th century, 3ft. 8in. (unopened) x 1ft. 5in. 1.12m. (unopened) x 0.43m. Complete with closing loops. (2) £100-200

Lot 2066 2066. Qashqa’i ghileem, Fars, south west Persia, early 20th century, 6ft. 10in. x 6ft. 6in. 2.08m. x 1.98m. Very finely woven. £300-400

Lot 2068 2068. Baluchi rug, Khorasan, north east Persia, about 1900, 6ft. 8in. x 3ft. 5in. 2.03m. x 1.04m. Overall even wear; corrosion to browns; small holes and repairs. £100-150

Lot 2071 2071. Quchan Kurd weft-float brocade khorjin with plainweave striped back, north east Persia, early 20th century, 4ft. 6in. x 1ft. 10in. 1.37m. x 0.55m. Complete with closing loops. £100-150

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Lot 2067

2072. Azerbaijan flatweave khorjin, north west Persia, early 20th century, with striped plainweave back, 4ft. 2in. x 1ft. 7in. 1.27m. x 0.47m. Complete with closing loops. £100-200

2067. Baluchi prayer rug, Khorasan, north east Persia, late 19th century, 4ft. 3in. x 2ft. 9in. 1.30m. x 0.84m. Note the all over design of opposing rows of goats in the field. Generally worn all over; slight loss to lower end; narrow striped ghileem top end. £100-150

Lot 2073 Lot 2069 2069. Attractive Baluchi rug, Khorasan, north east Persia, late 19th century, 7ft. 7in. x 3ft. 11in. 2.31m. x 1.20m. Fine Baluchi rug with velvety wool. Heavy corrosion to browns; holes and bites to sides. £400-600

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2073. Bakhtiari mixed technique khorjin, south west Persia, 20th century, 2ft. 9in. x 1ft. 3in. 0.84m. x 0.37m. With striped plainweave back. £100-150

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Lot 2074 2074. Large Shahsavan flatweave mafrash, north west Persia, about 1920s with narrow weft-float brocade bands and striped plain weave base. Some reweaves. £250-300

Lot 2077

Lot 2075 2075. Large Shahsavan sumac mafrash, north west Persia, early 20th century, striped plain weave base, with closing loops. Some holes in bases. £300-400 2076. Exceptional large Shahsavan sumac mafrash north west Persia, early 20th century, with striped plain weave base; closing loops. A well woven mafrash with superb colour. Slight wear in places. £500-600

2077. Afshar ‘moharramat (cane) and boteh’ design long rug, Kerman area, south west Persia, early 20th century, 9ft. 4in. x 4ft. 10in. 2.85m. x 1.47m. Overall even wear; reweaves in places with replacement selvedges. £500-600

Lot 2076

Lot 2078 2078. Luri long rug, Fars, south west Persia, about 1920s, 9ft. 4in. x 3ft. 6in. 2.85m. x 1.07m. Hole and small crude repairs top end. £200-300

Lot 2079 2079. Attractive rug by the Arab Ghani tribe of the Khamseh Confederation, Fars, south west Persia, early 20th century, 7ft. 10in. x 5ft. 7in. 2.39m. x 1.79m. Slight wear in places; corrosion to browns. Note the almost identical design in the three ivory pole medallions in our rug to that in the rug illustrated in Parham, C. Masterpieces of Fars Rugs, pp. 132-133; pl. 45. See also lot 1654, this sale. £200-300

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Lot 2080 2080. Afshar half khorjin face, Kerman area, south west Persia, early 20th century, 1ft. 6in. x 2ft. 9in. 0.45m. x 0.84m. Some corrosion in places. Note stencilled no. S42058 verso. £200-250

Lot 2083 2083. Sofreh by the Lors of Veramin, in plainweave and double-interlock tapestry weave, north central Persia about 1900-20, 3ft.7in. x 3ft.6in. 1.09m. x 1.07m. Two or three tiny moth holes. The particular structure seen here, double interlock tapestry weave, is one above all associated with the Lori and their various tribal groupings, of whom the most important is the Bakhtiari. The beautiful brown abrashed field is of undyed camel hair. £100-150

Lot 2086 2086. Two north west Persian jajims, 20th century, one 7ft. 3in. x 5ft. 5in. 2.21m. x 1.65m. woven in three widths; the other 8ft. 5in. x 4ft. 6in. 2.56m. x 1.37m. woven in two widths. (2) £150-200 2087. Baluchi rug, Khorasan, north east Persia, early 20th century, 5ft. x 3ft. 1.52m. x 0.91m. Overall even wear with corrosion to brown; losses to both ends. £80-100

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Lot 2081

2084. Three Azerbaijan warp faced sofrehs and an Azerbaijan jajim, warp faced with brocaded details, woven in four widths, north west Persia, mid-20th century. Some small repairs. (4) £150-250

2081. Baluchi rug, Khorasan, north east Persia, early 20th century, 6ft. 1in. x 3ft. 6in. 1.86m. x 1.07m. Corrosion to browns. £100-150

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Lot 2088

2082. Superb Qashqa’i horse blanket, Kashkuli, south west Persia, early 20th century, 5ft. 5in. x 5ft. 4in. 1.5??m. x 1.63m. Indigo warp-faced twill weave; Qashqa’i brocade bands with polychrome tuft decoration; the field with two piled and raised rosettes each with three brocaded tassels; the edges with brocaded woollen tassels. £400-600

2088. Interesting Bakhtiari ghileem, probably Sefid Dasht village, Chahar Mahal valley, south west Persia, early 20th century, 8ft. 10in. x 4ft. 2in. 2.69m. x 1.27m. Note this ghileem is woven using the double interlock tapestry technique which is a particular characteristic of pieces woven in this village and in nearby Farah Donbeh. For a discussion of this group see Willborg, Peter, Chahar Mahal va Bakhtiari, Village, Workshop & Nomadic Rugs of Western Persia. pp. 374-378, pl. 332. £200-250

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Lot 2085 2085. Kurdish rug, north west Persia, early 20th century, 6ft. 5in. x 3ft. 3in. 1.96m. x 1m. Note the single row of Memlinc guls in the field. Some areas of wear; small hole lower right side. £100-150

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Lot 2089 2089. Interesting Baluchi ‘bird’ khorjin face, Khorasan, north east Persia, late 19th/early 20th century, 2ft. 2in. square, 0.66m. square. Long reweave to outer guard at one end; slight wear/creases and small moth damages in places. Note the profusion of amusing Baluchi ‘peacock’ motifs in the blue/black field. There are several illustrations of this type of bag face in Diehr, Frank Martin, Treasured Baluch Pieces from Private Collections. £100-150

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Lot 2091

2094. Jaf Kurd long rug, north west Persia, early 20th century, 7ft. 10in. x 4ft. 2in. 2.39m. x 1.27m. Overall even wear; reweave to lower end. £150-200

2091. Baluchi balisht, Khorasan, north east Persia, about 1900 3ft. 3in. x 1ft. 7in. 1m. x 0.47m. Note the weft float brocade ends; the camel ground and the pale blue highlights down the centre of the ‘tree’ design. And a Baluchi rug, Khorasan, north east Persia, late 19th century,4ft. 5in. x 2ft. 11in. 1.35m. x 0.89m. Overall wear and corrosion. (2) £100-200 2092. Afshar khorjin face, Fars, south west Persia, early 20th century, 2ft. 3in. x 2ft. 2in. 0.69m. x 0.66m. Overall even wear; small holes; slight losses to one end. Note attractive flatweave closing panels with a narrow band of weft float brocade. £80-100

Lot 2090 2090. Afshar rug, Kerman area, south west Persia, early 20th century, 5ft.6in. x 4ft. 4in.1.68m. x 1.32m. Overall wear, heavy in some places. £100-150

2093. Quchan Kurd flatweave bag and a Quchan Kurd flatweave bag face, Khorasan, north east Persia, 20th century, both banded with weft float brocade detailing, the bag 3ft. 8in. x 2ft. 4in. 1.12m. x 0.71m. And the face 3ft. 7in. x 2ft. 4in. 1.09m. x 0.71m. (2) £80-100

Lot 2095 2095. Khamseh rug, Fars, south west Persia, early 20th century, 6ft. 9in. x 3ft. 6in. 2.05m. x 1.07m. Slight wear in places. £100-150

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Lot 2100

Lot 2096 2096. Fine undyed felted goat hair and camel hair aba blanket, Mazanderan, north central Persia, 20th century, 8ft. 6in. x 4ft. 10in. 2.59m. x 1.47m. £200-250

Lot 2098

2100. Good Qashqa’i ghileem, Fars, south west Persia, early 20th century, 9ft. 2in. x 4ft. 11in. 2.80m. x 1.50m. Small holes in places. £600-800

2098. Good Baluchi prayer rug, Khorasan, north east Persia, late 19th century, 4ft. 9in. x 2ft. 4in. 1.45m. x 0.84m. Corrosion to browns. Note the attractive flatweave zig-zag brocaded ends. £300-500

Lot 2101 2101. Shahsavan ghileem mafrash panel, north west Persia, early 20th century, 4ft. 9in. x 3ft. 3in. 1.45m. x 1m. (Opened out) Note the extra brocaded details. Missing end panels. £100-150 Lot 2099 Lot 2097 2097. Attractive Afshar ‘boteh’ long rug, Kerman area, south west Persia, late 19th century, 8ft. x 3ft. 1in. 2.44m. x 0.94m. Slight wear in places; loss to lower flatweave end. £600-800 netherhampton salerooms

2099. Attractive ghileem by the Amaleh taifeh of the Qashqa’i Confederation, Fars, south west Persia, early 20th century, 9ft. 2in. x 4ft. 11in. 2.80m. x 1.50m. Note the addition of woollen tufts at intervals to each side. Small holes one end; small reweaves in places. £500-700 w w w.s alisbur yauc ti o ncentre.co.uk

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Lot 2104 2104. Attractive Afshar half khorjin face, Kerman area, south west Persia, late 19th century, 1ft. 9in. x 2ft. 10in. 0.52m. x 0.86m. Overall even wear £200-300

Lot 2107 2107. Qashqa’i half khorjin, Fars, south west Persia, early 20th century, 1ft. 10in. x 1ft. 9in. 0.55m. x 0.52m. With red plainweave back and closing loops. Slight wear in places. £150-200

Lot 2102 2102. Rug by the Kashkuli taifeh of the Qashqa’i Confederation, Fars, south west Persia, late 19th century, 4ft. 7in. x 2ft. 5in. 1.40m. x 0.74m. Overall wear with holes; ‘bite’ to right side and lower end; losses to both ends. £100-200

Lot 2105 2105. Qashqa’i khorjin, Fars, south west Persia, about 1920s, 3ft. 11in. x 1ft. 10in. 1.20m. x 0.55m. Complete with closing loops and red plain weave back. Small holes to back. £400-500

Lot 2108 2108. Qashqa’i half khorjin face, Fars, south west Persia, early 20th century, 1ft. 10in. x 2ft. 4in. 0.55m. x 0.71m. Losses to both ends and left side; small holes. £100-150

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Lot 2103 2103. Qashqa’i rug, Fars, south west Persia, early 20th century, 3ft. 11in. x 2ft. 7in. 1.20m. x 1.20m. Overall even wear; losses to ends. £150-200

2106. Qashqa’i half khorjin face, Fars, south west Persia, early 20th century, 1ft. 10in. x 2ft. 3in. 0.55m. x 0.69m. Reweaves in places; losses to lower end. £100-150

2109. Pair of Shahsavan sumac khorjin faces, north west Persia, late 19th century, each 1ft. 8in. x 2ft. 1in. 0.50m. x 0.64m. Losses to ends with small holes. (2) £150-200

End of Sale Next Sale: Wednesday 9th July 2014 Entries Close: Friday 30th May 2014 For appointments please contact: June Barrett or Gary Shepherd Tel: 01722 342044 Email: junebarrett.sca@btconnect.com

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CARPETS, RUGS & TEXTILES SALE DATES 2014 Wednesdays: 9th July, 1st October, 10th December

OTHER SALES HELD DURING THE YEAR: Fine Art, Antiques & Collectables: Fridays: 4th July, 5th September, 7th November Catalogued by Philip Rance. Sale Co-ordinator: Jenny Coles. Email jennycoles.sca@btconnect.com. Tel: 01722 342045 The Sporting Goods Sale: Saturdays: 24th May, 9th August, 22nd November Contact Michael Vesey. Tel: 07971 571610 Email: sca@auctionmarts.com Fine & Everyday Drinking Wine & Spirits Fridays: 20th June & 28th November (evening sale) Contact John Bundy 01722 321215 Or Jenny Coles: 01722 342045 Email: jennycoles.sca@btconnect.com General Household Furniture & Effects Every Friday evening at 6pm Viewing from 9.30am on the day of sale. Items accepted Mondays and Wednesday 9am-4.30pm by arrangement. Contact Richard Petty: 01722 340041 Or Jenny Coles: 01722 321215

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9. a) At the fall of the hammer the purchaser is required to give his own name (or where applicable his paddle number). If he has bid on behalf of another person, company or organisation he should make this clear to the auctioneer at the time. b) If, and as required the auctioneer at the fall of the hammer the purchaser shall also give his address and/or the address if the principal and/or pay to the auctioneer all or part of the purchase price plus VAT and buyerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s premium. c) Any such payment at the fall of the hammer may be treated, at the auctioneerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s discretion, as a general deposit against all purchases, made by the purchaser on the day. d) All lots must be paid for in cash, or in other manners acceptable to the auctioneers on the day of the sale and before delivery is given. e) Failure by the purchaser to comply with sub clause (a) and (b) shall entitle the auctioneer to cancel the sale and, at his discretion, to immediately re-offer the lot in question for sale by auction. 10. No transfer of lots or sub-sale by any purchaser is recognised by the auctioneers. Purchasers shall main liable under these conditions in respect of their own purchase under the sale. 11. Private treaty sales shall be subject to these conditions of sale where applicable. 12. All lots will be at the purchasers risk from the fall of the hammer: Purchasers are therefore advised to check that they have adequate insurance cover. 13. Purchasers who pay by cheque will not normally be permitted to remove goods until their cheques have cleared through the bank. Whether removal is permitted or not. Ownership of goods will not be deemed to pass to the purchaser until their cheque has cleared. 14. All lots must be cleared from the sale premises at the purchaserâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s expense by the time stipulated or agreed by the auctioneers. 15. a) If a purchaser fails to comply with any of the preceding conditions the auctioneers may cause the lot in respect of which the failure is made to be resold by public sale without warranty or reserve and without notice to the purchaser.

b) If upon resale as aforesaid a lower price is obtained foe any lot that was obtained on the first sale, the difference in price together with all costs and charges attending the resale shall be a debt due from the purchaser in default at the first sale. c) Alternatively the auctioneers may, at their discretion, store the lot and recover reasonable charges for doing so from the purchaser. 16. Rescission Notwithstanding any terms of these conditions if, within 14 days after the sale, the auctioneers have received from the buyer of any lot notice in writing that in their view the lot is a deliberate forgery and that within 21 days after such notification the buyer returns the same to the auctioneers in the same condition as at the time of sale and by producing evidence, the burden of proof to be upon the buyer and if the auctioneers consider in the light of the entry in the catalogue, that the lot is a deliberate forgery than the sale of the lot will be rescinded and purchase price refunded. In the event of a dispute then the matter will be settled by arbitration. 17. Online Bidding Netherhampton Salerooms offer an online bidding service via the-saleroom.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale. In completing the bidder registration on www.the-saleroom. com and providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed with Netherhampton Salerooms you: a. authorise Netherhampton Salerooms, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given in part or full payment, including all fees, for items successfully purchased in the auction via the-saleroom.com, and b. confirm that you are authorised to provide these credit card details to Netherhampton Salerooms through www.the-saleroom.com and agree that Netherhampton Salerooms are entitled to ship the goods to the card holder name and card holder address provided in fulfilment of the sale. Please note that any lots purchased via the-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional 3% commission charge + VAT at the rate imposed on the hammer price

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HOW TO FIND US

We are situated on the A3094 south west of Salisbury based at The Livestock Market which is signposted on approaches to the City. We have a large car park and refreshments are available.

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