Extra Large Rugs

This circa-1960 vintage Spanish Savonnerie area rug features a large center medallion in mint green, surrounded by classic ornate imagery of cherubs, stylized roses and pastoral vignettes in shades including…

This circa-1960 vintage Spanish Savonnerie area rug features a large center medallion in mint green, surrounded by classic ornate imagery of cherubs, stylized roses and pastoral vignettes in shades including…

A second quarter 20th century Chinese oriental rug, the sage green field with a beige overall design of curving leafy vinery, flowerheads and strap work forms within a beige border with exotic birds and geometric and abstract floral forms.Often employing silk textiles, antique Chinese vintage area rugs and carpets were produced in medallion as well as rectangular formats. These tend to be more open and spacious than the Oriental carpets from the Western Asia. Maintained mostly in blues…

An early 20th century Persian Sultanabad carpet, the midnight blue field with a compact palmette, flowerhead and flowering vine trellis overall within a caramel palmette border. Sultanabads are similar in design to Heriz and Serapi extra large area rugs for living room which is reflected in their magnificent graphic character. Yet within this similarity, the line work of the Sultanabads are always less curvilinear and classical than the Heriz and Serapis. As with many other Persian rugs…

A Bidjar antique rug, the abrashed midnight blue field with staggered celadon leaf-formed cartouches with luxurious floral blossoms within a midnight blue border with stylized palmettes and vinery. Bidjar rugs…

This early 20th century rug shows the incredible skill and artistic sensitivity of North Indian craftsmen. Its vast field takes us to a lush garden of a mighty Raja where…

A exceptional example from our collection of early 20th century Persian Tabriz rugs, the cinnamon field with a restrained allover trellis of palmettes and flowering vinery within a midnight blue palmette and raceme border. Quotes from owner Nader Bolour taken from the blog of CJ Dellatore: "Searching for an antique area rugs are where the design process begins for most. They are the soul of a room, all the other elements of a well-appointed space are there to celebrate it." "While many…

An early 20th century antique rug from China, the green field with an oatmeal-colored trellis of palmettes, spare light-blue details, enlarged feathery split leaves and angular delicate flowering vinery within a palmette and serrated leaf border. Vintage oriental rugs - they are essential objects of desire of not only vintage trend followers but all aficionados of beauty and sublime design. There is a good reason for such vast recognition as vintage large rustic area rugs constitute the core…

One of the greatest strengths of Amritsar Indian rugs is their impeccable quality. Based on the best quality wool, combined with a cotton foundation, double weft an and asymmetric knot, Amritsar rugs have no equals. Antique Indian carpets are distinguished by luxurious feel and extremely indulgent textures. They are characterized by large scale patterns featuring the millefleur designs, mythical beasts and Persian-inspired florals. Their coloration usually relies on earthy, subdued colors…

A second quarter 20th century vintage round rug from Spain depicting feathers and crowns on an unusual sand-colored field with interesting greens and yellows, probably a design adopted from 17th…

An early 20th century Persian Bakhtiari antique rug, the pale celadon field with a spacious garden design of cypresses, weeping willows and flowering and leafy branches within a camel flowering branch and rosette border.Although originally woven by nomadic peoples, the most authentic Bakhtiari rugs are made by settled communities in west central Iran southwest of Isfahan, Chahar Mahaal and Bakhtiari and parts of the provinces of Isfahan, Lorestan, and eastern Khuzestan, most notably in the…

This circa-1880 antique Persian Tabriz carpet features a sand field with a scrolling arabesque central cusped medallion and small pendants above and below etched in blue and rust. The border features arabesques and floral abstractions in colors that complement the main design. The famous textile-manufacturing city of Tabriz, the Azerbaijani-populated province in the north west of Iran, boasts one of the oldest Persian rug weaving centers in the world and produces a large variety of large…

This majestic beauty is the essence of the best oriental weaving art. It was inspired by the iconic Samarkand creations that are distinguished by large dimensions and an exceptional, bohemian…

This stunning abstract rug was inspired by the raw and breathtaking beauty of dusk in the desert. It perfectly captures the magical mood of the Orient while being adjusted to contemporary decorating standards. Made using only the highest quality natural materials, the modern rug boasts an elegant abstract patter rendered in shades of beige and gold to recreate the feeling one might have while looking at the last rays of sun disappearing behind mighty dunes. The size of this piece, 14'7" ×…

One of the most excepptional examples from our collection of early 20th century Persian Kirman (Kerman) antique rugs, the camel field with an allover voluptuous design of enlarged swirling arabesques,…

An early 20th century Persian Kerman carpet, the abrashed camel field with an overall enlarged paisley lattice with a cream floral motif border.During the sixteenth century, Shah Abbas I reportedly gave antique kilim rugs embroidered with gold and silver thread as tribute to the Ottoman Court. The fame of these oriental weavings rapidly spread across Western Europe. From the mid sixteenth century through the eighteenth century, the city of Kirman was celebrated for 'vase' large area rugs and…