Persian rug
12 June 2022
Description

rug with a signature. wool rug. It is hand woven natural vegetable dye.

Dimensions

54x86 inches

Provenance

My mom bought several of these in New York from a guy/ dealer. His entire house in Queens was filled with rugs on top of rugs.

Acquired from
Inherited
For sale
Yes
Answered within 18 days
By Denizalp D.
Jun 30, 22:04 UTC
Fair Market Value
$3,500 - $6,500 USD
Insurance Value $10,000 USD
What does this mean?

Hello Andrea,

I’m very glad that you chose Mearto for your online appraisal,

Considering the photographs, overall pattern, knot density and the colours, I concluded that this is an Entirely Hand Knotted Persian Tabriz-East Azerbaijani Rug in very high quality. The piece dates back to the period from 1950 to 1980. The pattern of the piece is a quite rare design called "Old Bowl And Jar" or originally "Kase and Kozeh". The piece is decorated very heavily with countless diferent motifs from bowls to vases as well as daggers to floral objects. The piece was knotted with the Persian Asymmetrical Knot and therefore the circular patterns and the fluid transition of the motifs are executed in a superior quality and clarity. The knot density of the piece is also quite high. The material of the piece is wool on cotton. The piece is not centrally decorated but it rather has a very busy and one of a kind pattern on the central area. When we observe this area we can detect medallions composed of mythical creatures as well as a crane, crane is a symbol of life, death and afterlife in the Persian mythology. Deers and birds were also depicted alongside decorative objects like vases, bags and bowls. The borders were decorated with continuous duplicated patterns composed of a bowl with a saucer, vase and a set of dagger and scabbard. The piece was signed by the artist at it's lower mid area to it's border, this means this piece was made to be used on the floor rather than to be ahnged on the wall. A highly collectable piecw with superior design and quality. The piece is in good condition without any significant problems.

Entirely hand knotted.

Dimensions: 54 Inches by 86 Inches

Condition: The piece is in good condition without any significant problems.

Provenance: Current owner's mother bought several of these rugs in New York from a dealer. The dealer's entire house in Queens was filled with rugs on top of others.

Heavily decorated by exclusive Tabriz patterns.

3500-6500$.

Please don’t hesitate to reach us again for more online appraisals on your precious items, thank you for choosing Mearto.

Andrea fiore Dec 06, 16:20 UTC

If I wanted to sell this rug with Mearto. What amount of money to me could I expect after fees and what not?

Denizalp d. Dec 07, 12:39 UTC

Dear Andrea, you can comtact customer service regarding this issue. Thank you.

Andrea fiore Dec 07, 14:50 UTC

How do I contact customer service? Can you please provide and phone number or email.

Denizalp d. Dec 07, 20:10 UTC

Dear Andrea,

You can use this page, https://mearto.com/contact

Thanks,

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