JBOC Attribution: Oriental Rugs > Turkmen Rugs > Salor Rugs |
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| A Salor Kedgbe. Southwest Turkistan circa 1800. Silk highlights, cotton whites, loses to sides, overcast sides, glue residue on reverse. Approximately 3 ft. 4 in. by 1 ft. by 5 in. (099 by 043 cm) Warps: Wool, Z2S alternate warp strongly depressed, ivory/ash mix. Weft: Wool, Z2S, 2 shoots medium brown ash.. Pile: Wool , asymmetrical knot open to the left. Density: 13 – 14h 15 – 16v Sides: Not original. Ends: Warp fringe. Colors: Pomegranate, deep persimmon, carnelian, peacock blue. Pale to deep fuchsia, indigo, ivory, port, mahogany, pacific blue. |
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Lot 25 Sotheby's Fine Oriental Rugs and Carpets New York Saturday 12/16/93 Est. $10,000 – 15,000 Sold for $12,650 |
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