Pastel pink borders and golden-yellow guardbands with burnt-orange highlights surround the subtle ivory field, which is decorated with drooping split-leaf motifs and  More »

Pastel pink borders and golden-yellow guardbands with burnt-orange highlights surround the subtle ivory field, which is decorated with drooping split-leaf motifs and stylized palmettes with deeply incised margins. The refined combination of pastel pink, ivory, burnt-orange and golden-yellow is maintained throughout the borders and field of this sophisticated Oushak carpet. Style: Oushak / Ushak Origin: Turkey Size: 8. ft 04 in x 11 ft (2.54 m x 3.35 m)   « Less

With more complex design than typical for the period, this Moroccan rug integrates the classic rhombi and neutral colors influenced by Central Asian culture. The inside of  More »

With more complex design than typical for the period, this Moroccan rug integrates the classic rhombi and neutral colors influenced by Central Asian culture. The inside of each rhombus features a jagged, angular design. Arrows expand, giving the rhombi movement in an otherwise still piece. The designs are Islamic in nature, and resemble the illustrations that encircle the Nubian Quran; four-pronged complex designs that manifest the pillars of Islam. This piece is not only pleasing to the eye, but reflects the complex history of the Moroccan people and their widely diverse culture. To add more complexity, the top rhombi feature arrows that seem to be pointing to the center of each shape, indicating that they are in fact shrinking. This is surely one of the most stunning rugs we have ever come across. Style: Region Specific Origin: Morocco Size: 6. ft x 11 ft (1.83 m x 3.35 m)   « Less

Thick, brushed lines of dark color pin ivory diamonds in their place. Faded trees fill the inside of each of these diamonds, giving the scene on the rug the appearance of a  More »

Thick, brushed lines of dark color pin ivory diamonds in their place. Faded trees fill the inside of each of these diamonds, giving the scene on the rug the appearance of a forest in the dead of winter. The coloring is influenced by the Central Asian scheme, while the designs are largely influenced by Moroccan art. A unique peace with an unusual brushing technique. It is surely one of the more interesting rugs we have come across of this style, and will make a fine addition to your existing collection. Style: Region Specific Origin: Morocco Size: 6. ft 02 in x 11 ft 01 in (1.88 m x 3.38 m)   « Less

This elegant carpet features an all-over latticework pattern filled with opulent palmettes and vinescrolls and outlined with subdued accents in inky blue. Borders with ogival  More »

This elegant carpet features an all-over latticework pattern filled with opulent palmettes and vinescrolls and outlined with subdued accents in inky blue. Borders with ogival cartouche segments, palmettes and branching scrolls set over a dark background enhance this stunning carpet from Kerman. Style: Kerman Origin: Persia Size: 9. ft 09 in x 11 ft 01 in (2.97 m x 3.38 m)   « Less

43859 Antique Sarouk Farahan, Persia, late nineteenth century. A richly articulated round, multi-lobed medallion floats amidst a cream ground on this exquisite antique  More »

43859 Antique Sarouk Farahan, Persia, late nineteenth century. A richly articulated round, multi-lobed medallion floats amidst a cream ground on this exquisite antique Farahan Sarouk. Elaborate cornerpieces in apricot with arabesque detail round out the field, echoing the interior of the medallion. Exuberant flowering vine spays sprawl across the intervening cream area balancing the complexity of the medallion and cornerpieces. A finely drawn cartouche border frames the entire composition with just the right contrast of color and scale. Style: Sarouk Origin: Persia Size: 7. ft x 11 ft 01 in (2.13 m x 3.38 m)   « Less

Antique Persian Kerman Rug, circa 1900Although the weave and the stylized undulating vase designs of this lavish antique Kerman identify its origin, the floral shrub motifs  More »

Antique Persian Kerman Rug, circa 1900Although the weave and the stylized undulating vase designs of this lavish antique Kerman identify its origin, the floral shrub motifs and coloration in deep red, soft green, and ivory all derive from the tradition of classical Indian or Mogul carpets. The palette of the field is beautifully echoed in reverse by the borders, whose variant forms and reliance on ivory provide a lovely foil for the dominant red of the field. Style: Kerman Origin: Persia Size: 8. ft 11 in x 11 ft 02 in (2.72 m x 3.40 m)   « Less

Style: Tehran Origin: Persia Size: 7. ft 08 in x 11 ft 02 in (2.34 m x 3.40 m)

Style: Tehran Origin: Persia Size: 7. ft 08 in x 11 ft 02 in (2.34 m x 3.40 m)   « Less

An elegantly simple Nightstand from the end of the 19th century boasting a fantastic burl rosewood veneer highlighted with Alep Breccia marble sitting upon an adorable step  More »

An elegantly simple Nightstand from the end of the 19th century boasting a fantastic burl rosewood veneer highlighted with Alep Breccia marble sitting upon an adorable step back façade featuring a single drawer upon a single door embellished with inlaid flower-filled urn and flanked by boldly turned columns all standing on turned feet. Circa date 1880. Dimensions: 32”(height) x 18 ½”(wide) x 14 ½”(depth) Item# 161147NM595   « Less

An oversize Koyohei Inukai (b. 1913--d. 1985) limited edition serigraph, pencil signed (lower right), numbered 28/80 (lower left). A bold, geometric abstract composition in  More »

An oversize Koyohei Inukai (b. 1913--d. 1985) limited edition serigraph, pencil signed (lower right), numbered 28/80 (lower left). A bold, geometric abstract composition in primary colors. Studied Chicago Art Institute, Art Students League, NYC. Well listed: Davenport's, Ask Art, Who Was Who in American Art. Exhibited: PAFA, Corcoran Gallery, Osaka World's Fair (1970), American Print Exhibition, Brooklyn Museum (197l) Note: Koyohei Inukai is a widely recognized abstract pattern painter, using bright, primary colors, Miro inspired. Dimensions, framed: 40 1/4 H x 40 1/4" W Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply. *** If you wish to see examples of similar items we have sold and/or appraised please go to our affiliate site www.OneofaKindAntiques.com and click the Archives / Homepage logo ***   « Less

An oversize Koyohei Inukai (b. 1913 -- d. 1985) limited edition serigraph, pencil signed (lower right) and numbered 28/80 (lower left), a bold geometric abstract composition  More »

An oversize Koyohei Inukai (b. 1913 -- d. 1985) limited edition serigraph, pencil signed (lower right) and numbered 28/80 (lower left), a bold geometric abstract composition in primary colors. Studied Chicago Art Institute, Art Students League, NYC. Well listed: Davenport's, Ask Art, Who Was Who in American Art. Exhibited: PAFA, Corcoran Gallery, Osaka World's Fair (1970), American Print Exhibition at Brooklyn Museum (1971). Note: Koyohei Inukai is a widely recognized abstract pattern painter, using bright, primary colors, Miro inspired. Dimensions, framed: 40 1/4" W x 40 1/4" H Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply. *** If you wish to see examples of similar items we have sold and/or appraised please go to our affiliate site www.OneofaKindAntiques.com and click the Archives / Homepage logo ***   « Less