Major Spring Sale 2024-06-01 Auction - 239 Price Results - RIPPON Boswell & Co., International Auctioneers in Hessen
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Large Medallion SuzaniShirvan Prayer RugSalor Chuval
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Wiesbaden, Hessen, Germany
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Major Spring Sale

Rare and antique carpets, flatweaves, embroideries and textiles.
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Heriz: late 19th century, 195 x 141 cm, North West Persia, Azerbaijan The dark blue field of this small-format Heriz contains a large red central medallion with two attached palmettes. Trees bearing
0001: HerizEst. €3,500-€4,000Lot Passed
Bakhtiari: ca. 1900, 422 x 110 cm, Western Central Persia, Chahar Mahal In the blue-black field, a large-scale directional design of three red vases and two white cypresses is aligned on the central axis and
0002: BakhtiariEst. €3,000-€3,600Lot Passed
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Heriz: third quarter 19th century, 320 x 246 cm, North West Persia, Azerbaijan Heriz carpets with a light blue ground colour throughout are relatively rare. Here the floral design of large geometric
0003: HerizEst. €1,200-€1,500
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Chelaberd: second half 19th century, 248 x 163 cm, South Caucasus, Azerbaijan In this classic Chelaberd, two huge sunburst medallions fill almost the whole of the red field. The three horizontal rows of small
0004: ChelaberdEst. €3,600-€4,500
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Fachralo Kazak Prayer Rug: second half 19th century, 143 x 112 cm, South West Caucasus A dark blue mihrab field with a large red cartouche at its centre lies in the middle of the red field. In this piece, the lower finish is
0005: Fachralo Kazak Prayer RugEst. €2,500-€3,000Lot Passed
Daghestan: late 19th century, 146 x 128 cm, North East Caucasus The dark blue field displays a rare design of 24 geometrically stylised, shield-shaped palmettes in an arrangement that can be read both as a
0006: DaghestanEst. €3,000-€3,500Lot Passed
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Kazak: late 19th century, 259 x 120 cm, South West Caucasus A rustic-looking village rug from the Kazak region with a coarse weave, a high pile and a rare design. Star-shaped blossoms from which grow four
0007: KazakEst. €3,000-€3,600
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Sevan Kazak: mid 19th century, 213 x 163 cm, South West Caucasus This Sevan Kazak has a strikingly wide format. The field is filled almost completely by a green shield medallion with two octagonal tips and a red
0008: Sevan KazakEst. €3,000-€4,000
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Azeri Zili: second half 19th century, 216 x 173 cm, South Caucasus, Azerbaijan Woven in a single piece, this flatwoven cover shows a brocaded design of 24 compartments separated by wide dividing bands. Its fine
0009: Azeri ZiliEst. €3,400-€3,900
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Kuba: ca. 1925, 212 x 154 cm, East Caucasus A hexagonal lattice of serrated red leaves covers the dark blue field. Each hexagon contains a small red blossom. The dark colours of the field are set off from
0010: KubaEst. €800-€1,000
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Shahsavan Bag: mid 19th century, 56 x 55 cm, South East Caucasus, Moghan-Savalan Half of a Moghan Shahsavan bag woven in the sumakh technique. In the field, blue and white diagonal stripes contain "double S"
0011: Shahsavan BagEst. €800-€1,000Lot Passed
Lambalo Kazak: dated 1281 AH = 1865 AD, 409 x 138 cm, South West Caucasus An antique Lambalo Kazak with a very narrow, blazing red met hane central field and an extra wide border of six bands patterned with
0012: Lambalo KazakEst. €3,000-€3,600Lot Passed
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Kuba Kilim: second half 19th century, 320 x 191 cm, East Caucasus This very large Kuba kilim shows a dense repeat of geometrically stylised palmettes placed in offset rows. Their brilliant and diverse colours
0013: Kuba KilimEst. €2,000-€2,500
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Kordi Khorjin: first quarter 20th century, 98 x 44 cm, North East Persia, Khorasan A beautiful kilim double bag woven by the Khorasan Kurds. The dark blue faces show a narrative design of small plants and
0014: Kordi KhorjinEst. €1,200-€1,500
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Qashqai Sofreh: first quarter 20th century, 78 x 53 cm, South West Persia, Fars This small kilim was used as an eating cloth on which the food dishes were placed. Its open design of an empty camel shield form on a
0015: Qashqai SofrehEst. €500-€600
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Afshar: late 19th century, 113 x 102 cm, South Persia, Kerman The centre of the light red field features a large dark blue oval medallion. Two small flowering shrubs aligned to its centre emphasise its
0016: AfsharEst. €1,800-€2,200Lot Passed
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Afshar Sofreh: first quarter 20th century, 121 x 131 cm, South Persia, Kerman An Afshar cover woven in the slitless tapestry technique. A straight-armed cross floats freely in the centre of the red open field. A
0017: Afshar SofrehEst. €950-€1,100
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Afshar Bag Face: second half 19th century, 59 x 85 cm, South Persia, Kerman The face of an Afshar single bag. The white field presents two large palmettes and two chevron-shaped abstract dragon figures as well as
0018: Afshar Bag FaceEst. €850-€1,000
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Kamo Sofreh: first half 20th century, 114 x 114 cm, Central Persia, Joshaqan This square flatwoven cover using brown warps is a sofreh. It was used as a base for making bread dough or as a wrapping cloth for the
0019: Kamo SofrehEst. €1,100-€1,400Lot Passed
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Afshar Ru Khorsi: late 19th century, 140 x 140 cm, South Persia A square fire blanket, woven in the single weft interlocking technique, in other words a kilim without slits. Sharply serrated interleaved motifs in
0020: Afshar Ru KhorsiEst. €1,000-€1,300
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Qashqai Gabbeh: late 19th century, 185 x 155 cm, South West Persia, Fars In the light red field, a repeat of large "spider" guls is arranged in steep colour diagonals. The same designs are also encountered in
0021: Qashqai GabbehEst. €1,500-€1,800Lot Passed
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Zarand Kilim: late 19th century, 248 x 144 cm, North West Persia, Azerbaijan Woven on a cotton warp in the single weft interlocking technique whereby slits are avoided, this kilim made in the Zarand region has a
0022: Zarand KilimEst. €1,800-€2,300
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Bijar: second half 19th century, 215 x 138 cm, North West Persia, Kurdistan An antique Bijar woven on a wool warp in a rare design. The narrow white band placed on the central axis represents the thin
0023: BijarEst. €2,200-€2,600Lot Passed
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Kurdish Long Rug: late 19th century, 402 x 93 cm, West Persia Six white diamond-shaped medallions are aligned on the central axis of the green field. Diagonal serrated leaves, blossoms, hooked diamonds and a wealth
0024: Kurdish Long RugEst. €1,200-€1,500
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