CLEARANCE AUCTION IN AUSTRALIA

Heirloom Collection of Fine Persian Rugs

Discover an exquisite selection of Persian rugs, including antique, vintage, and superfine collectible pieces.

This collection features masterpieces from Isfahan, Tabriz, Qom, Kashan, Azerbaijan, Qashqai, Bakhtiari, Luri, and many more!

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  • Lot 01, Mid 20th-century Bijar 300x211cm, RRP: $10,000

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    Lot 01, Vintage Qoltogh Bijar, circa 1950, Known for its durability and dense weaving, this exquisite piece captures the essence of traditional craftsmanship. Its rich colours and intricate patterns weave a story of heritage, making it a timeless addition to any collection.

    Size: 300x211cm
    Estimate: $3,000-$4,000

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    Starting bid: $1,800.00
  • Lot 02, Custom-made Temirdsin Gul Ersari, 200x157cm, RRP: $4,500

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    Lot 02, Experience the majesty of the past with this custom-made Ersari-Turkaman rug, featuring traditional 14th-century Temidsin gulls in design. Crafted by Ersari clan artisans in a Khiva studio, this exquisite piece is woven from handspun wool and dyed with natural vegetable dyes. Each knot and hue echoes a storied history, making it a profound statement of both art and heritage. The term “Temir Dovsin Gul” (or “Temirdsin Gul”) refers to a distinctive and complex pattern found in some Turkoman rugs, particularly those from the 12th to 14th century. This design is characterized by its geometric and repetitive octagonal or diamond-shaped motifs, often incorporating a variety of intricate details that reflect the artistry of Turkoman weavers. The term “Temir” means “iron” in Turkish, while “Dovsin” could be connected to the word for a “loop” or “ring,” suggesting strength and durability, traits highly valued by the Turkoman tribes. This type of design symbolizes tribal identity and is unique to certain Turkoman groups, such as the Yomut or Ersari. The pattern is a testament to the deep-rooted cultural heritage and skilled craftsmanship of the Turkoman people, making these rugs highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts.

    Size: 200x157cm
    Estimate: $1,500-$2,000

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    Starting bid: $900.00
  • Lot 03, Afghan Turkaman weave, 19th-c Heriz Serapi inspired 239x172cm, RRP: $7,000

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    Lot 03, This custom-made Afghan rug, woven by Turkaman artisans, features a 19th-century Heriz Serapi design. Crafted from handspun local wool and dyed with natural vegetable dyes, it displays an intricate geometric pattern and Lotus central medallion. The artisanal weaving ensures exceptional quality, making it a durable and elegant statement piece.

    Size: 239x172cm
    Estimate: $2,000-$2,500

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    Starting bid: $1,500.00
  • Lot 04, Turkaman 19th-C Caucasian Bag-Face design, 135x87cm, RRP: $2,500

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    Lot 04, Custom-made Turkaman-weave Afghan rug, showcasing a 19th-century Caucasian Bag-Face design. Meticulously woven by Turkaman artisans in a Jalal-Abad studio, this piece measures 135×87 cm and is crafted from handspun wool with natural vegetable dyes. It’s a testament to timeless skill and aesthetic heritage, perfectly sized for distinctive spaces.

    Size: 135x87cm
    Estimate: $600-$800

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    Starting bid: $400.00
  • Lot 05, Ersari-Turkaman,18th century Prayer rug design, 177x123cm, RRP: $4,000

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    Lot 05, This custom-made Ersari-Turkaman prayer rug, drawing inspiration from 18th-century Ersari designs. Created by Turkaman artisans in a studio in Khiva, this exceptional piece is handwoven from handspun wool and dyed with natural vegetable dyes, offering a connection to the sacred traditions and craftsmanship of the past.

    size: 177x123cm
    Estimate: $1,500-$2,000

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    Starting bid: $800.00
  • Lot 06, Ersari-Turkaman Varigeh, 93x91cm, RRP: $1,200

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    Lot 06, Rare Ersari-Turkaman Varigeh or Sample-rug, featuring iconic 14th-century Turkaman guls. This exquisite piece was handwoven by a skilled Ersari artisan to demonstrate her skill and secure a position in a studio workshop in Khiva, using handspun wool and natural vegetable dyes. Its deep, rich colours and historic patterns offer timeless elegance and a rare glimpse into the artistic heritage of the Ersari clan.

    Size: 93x91cm
    Estimate: $400-$500

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    Starting bid: $250.00
  • Lot 07, Antique Lion Rug inspired, 167x102cm, RRP: $3,000

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    Lot 07, This hand-knotted Afghan antique reweave is part of the esteemed Lion Rug collection. Crafted with handspun wool pile and Khodrang or natural wool colours, the rug features bold, primal designs that capture the essence of tribal artistry. Its robust natural wool texture and monochromatic tones make it a unique piece within the Lion Rug collection. Lion rugs were originally made by Qashqai nomads to symbolise bravery after the birth of a boy in the family. Carved lion stones have also been seen on the graves of Qashqai men when they die. This piece was made in Mazar Sharif-Afghanistan.

    Size: 167x102cm
    Estimate: $1,000-$1,500

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    Current bid: $600.00
  • Lot 08, Hand-knotted Gulli-Gul Dolatabad, 308x246cm, RRP: $7,000

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    Lot 08, Presenting a pristine piece from circa 1980, this hand-knotted Dolatabad rug from Afghanistan exemplifies traditional craftsmanship with its repeated Gulli-Guls motif and striking two-tone black and red colour scheme. Woven with 100% wool pile and foundation, it showcases the durability and timeless design characteristic of Turkaman artistry, making it a valuable and striking addition to any collection or décor.

    Size: 308x246cm
    Estimate: $2,000-$3,000

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    Starting bid: $1,600.00
  • Lot 09, Hand-knotted Turkaman Dolatabad rug, 292x79cm, RRP: $3,000

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    Lot 09, Hand-knotted Ersari weave Kondooz, woven using local wool pile with 400,000 knots per sq/metre, originating from Afghanistan circa 2000. This piece, in immaculate condition, showcases detailed craftsmanship inspired by a Caucasian design and reflects the rich cultural heritage of Ersari clan artisans. It offers both historical significance and timeless beauty, making it a remarkable addition to any collection.

    size: 292x79cm
    Estimate: $800-$1,000

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    Starting bid: $600.00
  • Lot 10, Nomadic Balouch Spice-bag, 46x42cm, RRP: $400

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    Lot 10, The vibrant essence of nomadic life with this Nomadic Balouch Spice-bag. Traditionally used by the Balouch people for carrying spices during their travels, this cushion is crafted from the same richly patterned and colourful fabrics. It’s a perfect blend of practicality and cultural artistry, bringing a touch of exotic flair to any room.

    size: 46x42cm
    Estimate: $100-$150

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    Starting bid: $80.00
  • Lot 11, New Turkaman weave, 19th-C Bakhshaiesh design, 176x128cm, RRP: $4,000

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    Lot 11, Hand-knotted Turkaman weave rug, a studio work from Afghanistan with a 19th-century Bakhshaiesh Tree of Life design. Made from handspun wool and coloured with natural vegetable dyes, this rug exemplifies the rich heritage and meticulous craftsmanship typical of the 19th century Persia. Its intricate Tree of Life pattern and rustic vegetable dye tones will add depth and character to any space, making it a cherished addition to your home. A new rug antique re-weave, destined to become an heirloom piece in the future.

    Size: 176x128cm
    Estimate: $1,000-$1,500

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    Starting bid: $800.00
  • Lot 12, Hand-knotted Pakistani Bokhara rug, 438x320cm, RRP: $10,000

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    Lot 12, Hand-knotted Pakistani Bokhara rug, featuring luxurious 2-ply quality with a fine wool pile. Showcasing the classic repeated Tekke-Turkaman guls design, this rug is a testament to expert single-weft weaving and rare beauty in its colours. Its rich texture and intricate details make it a stunning focal point for any room, blending traditional craftsmanship with a sophisticated style that complements modern décor.

    Size: 438x320cm
    Estimate: $3,000-$4,000

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    Starting bid: $2,400.00
  • Lot 13, Hand-knotted Ersari Turkaman, 199x151cm, RRP: $3,000

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    Lot 13, A hand-knotted Ersari weave rug from Afghanistan, Made around 1990. In pristine, unused condition, this exquisite piece features a 100% durable wool pile and embodies the intricate designs and traditional craftsmanship of Turkaman artisans. A true reflection of timeless artistry, it’s a perfect addition to any discerning collection.

    Size: 199x151cm
    Estimate: $800-$1,000

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    Current bid: $550.00
  • Lot 14, Hand-knotted Dolatabad runner, 290x78cm, RRP: $3,000

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    Lot 14, Hand-knotted Turkaman weave Dolatabad runner, crafted in Afghanistan around 1980. This exquisite piece is preserved in immaculate condition, showcasing the intricate skill and timeless designs characteristic of Gulli-Gul design and Ersari artistry. It’s a valuable addition to any collection, offering both historical significance and aesthetic appeal.

    Size: 290x78cm
    Estimate: $800-$1,000

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    Starting bid: $500.00
  • Lot 15, Antique Azerbaijan Kilim, 362x139cm, RRP: $4,000

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    Lot 15, Antique Azerbaijan Kilim, originally made to be used as a bedding cover dating back to circa 1915. Crafted entirely from wool in North western region of Azerbaijan-Persia, this piece not only serves as a testament to traditional weaving techniques but also exudes a historical charm that enhances any collection. Its rich textures and authentic patterns offer both warmth and a glimpse into a past era of craftsmanship.

    Size: 362x139cm
    Estimate: $1,000-$1,500

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    Starting bid: $700.00
  • Lot 16, Nomadic Balouch Galleria Rug, 285x161cm, RRP: $4,000

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    Lot 16, Immerse yourself in the rich nomadic heritage with this all wool Balouch galleria rug. Renowned for its durability and deeply symbolic patterns, this piece captures the essence of Balouch artistry. Depicting a bird’s-eye view of a Persian garden, its simplistic yet delicate design showcases the beauty of nomadic weaving. Perfect for adding a touch of timeless culture to any space, this rug captivates with its intricate details and robust craftsmanship, making it a prized addition for any collector or tribal textile enthusiast. Rare and very durable from North Eastern region of Khorasan in Persia.

    Size: 285x161cm
    Estimate: $1,000-$1,500

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    Starting bid: $700.00
  • Lot 17, Karadashli gul Turkaman, 405x236cm, RRP: $14,000

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    Lot 17, This hand-knotted Persian Turkaman rug, crafted by the skilled Yamut clan, showcases the artistry and durability typical of the region. Woven in the Turkaman-Chai area near Gonbad in Northern Persia, it features a 100% wool foundation and pile, ensuring lasting quality. The design is adorned with traditional Karadashli guls, a repeating motif symbolic of Turkaman heritage. Its robust construction makes it ideal for placement under a dining table, comfortably accommodating a table measuring 405x236cm in length. This rug blends functionality with cultural richness, offering both elegance and practicality, perfect for enhancing any living space with timeless nomadic charm.

    Size: 405x236cm
    Estimate: $3,000-$4,000

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    Starting bid: $1,800.00
  • Lot 18, Cottage weave Kurdi, 208x128cm, RRP: $4,000

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    Lot 18, Immerse yourself in the rustic charm of this hand-knotted tribal village rug, crafted by Kurdish settlers in the village of Khamseh, Hamedan, circa 1950. Originating from northwest Persia, this piece highlights the distinctive weaving techniques and rich cultural heritage of its Kurdish artisans. The rug’s robust texture and soft red tones reflect the traditional lifestyle and artistry of the region, offering a glimpse into a time-honoured weaving tradition. Perfect for enthusiasts who appreciate authenticity and historical depth, this rug brings a sense of heritage and timeless beauty to any space, making it a truly unique rug.

    Size: 208x128cm
    Estimate: $1,000-$1,500

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    Starting bid: $650.00
  • Lot 19, Afghan modern kilim, 194x95cm, RRP: $500

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    Lot 19, This Afghan modern kilim offers a contemporary style with a traditional twist. Skilfully hand-woven using local wool and vegetable dyes, it blends the timeless techniques of Afghan craftsmanship with softer-than-usual colours and modern aesthetics, creating a versatile piece that suits both contemporary and classic interiors. Its geometric patterns and robust construction make it an ideal choice for those looking to infuse their living space with both artistry and durability.

    Size: 194x95cm
    Estimate: $150-$200

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    Starting bid: $120.00
  • Lot 20, Nomadic Luri-Olad, 232x135cm, RRP: $4,000

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    Lot 20, This vintage Luri rug, woven by the Olad clan in a tent circa 1950, showcases the authenticity of nomadic craftsmanship. Made entirely of wool, this piece originates from West Persia and features bold, tribal patterns. Its Bohemian charm and historical significance make it a unique addition to any collection. Made in Lorestan in West Persia,

    Size: 232x135cm,
    Estimate: $1,000-$1,500

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    Starting bid: $650.00
  • Lot 21, Persian Enjelass, 305x100cm, RRP: $5,000

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    Lot 21, This vintage Persian Enjelass runner, measuring 305×100 cm, features an intricate all-over Herati (or Mahi) design with a single central medallion. Woven in the Hamedan region circa 1960, this piece is crafted using the durable double-weft Kurdi weave technique. The rug’s elegant galleria size and soft colours make it a perfect addition to a suitable space in your home, adding both beauty and historical significance. Its timeless design and expert craftsmanship embody the tradition of Persian rug artistry.

    Size: 305x100cm
    Estimate: $1,500-$2,000

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    Starting bid: $800.00
  • Lot 22, Persian Mehreban, 548x134cm, RRP: $7,000

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    Lot 22, This charming custom-made vintage Persian Mehraban runner, sized 548×134 cm, showcases a classic floral pattern with a striking central medallion. Handwoven in the Hamedan region around 1970, this durable piece features the traditional double-weft Kurdi weave. Its bold red and blue tones, along with the refined floral design, make it an ideal choice for adding character to a wide hallway. Combining beauty and history, this rug offers a timeless appeal, reflecting the enduring craftsmanship of Persian weavers. A truly welcoming floor art piece, it makes a special addition to any home.

    Size: 548x134cm
    Estimate: $2,000-$3,000

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    Starting bid: $1,300.00
  • Lot 23, Superb Isfahan (circa 1935), Persia, 360x250cm, RRP: $15,000

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    Lot 23, This exceptional Isfahan carpet, woven in the second quarter of the 20th century, is a fine example of Persian craftsmanship. Featuring an all-wool pile, it beautifully captures the classic corner and medallion Shah-Abbasi floral pattern, a design that gained prominence during the Safavid era in 16th-century Persia. The naturally aged vegetable dyes have gracefully oxidised, lending a rich depth and softness to its colours, while enhancing the clarity of its intricate motifs. With its artistic balance and historical significance, this Isfahan rug adds both elegance and a touch of Persian heritage to any sophisticated interior space.

    Size: 360x250cm
    Estimate: $5,000-$6,000

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    Starting bid: $3,500.00
  • Lot 24, Mid century fine Isfahan, Persia, 235x160cm, RRP: $10,000

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    Lot 24, Discover the rare elegance of this finely woven vintage Persian Isfahan rug in 50-Raj quality (500KPSQM), crafted around 1945 in Central Persia. This exceptional piece features a sophisticated corner and medallion Safavid floral design, with cloud bands encircling a round central medallion, symbolising the tree of life and representing the concept of eternal life. Woven with an all-wool pile on a sturdy cotton foundation, it captures the luxurious yet durable essence of traditional Persian weaving. A magnificent example of Persian artistic expression, this rug will serve as a stunning centrepiece, bringing a sense of history and refinement to any interior space.

    Size: 235x160cm
    Estimate: $3,000-$4,000

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    Starting bid: $2,000.00
  • Lot 25, Vintage Qum, Persia, 210x140cm, RRP: $12,000

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    Lot 25, Embrace the unparalleled craftsmanship of this vintage Qum rug, an immaculate collectable piece from Persia, circa 1945. Woven with the finest Kork wool pile and enhanced by accents of pure Caspian silk, it features an extraordinary Safavid motif, rarely seen in Qum designs. The use of natural vegetable dyes creates vibrant yet harmonious tones, adding depth and richness to the rug’s intricate detailing. This piece stands out for its combination of unusual design, luxurious materials, and historical elegance, making it an exceptional addition to any collection. Perfect for connoisseurs of fine textiles, it exemplifies the timeless beauty of Persian artistry.

    Size: 210x140cm
    Estimate: $3,000-$4,000

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    Starting bid: $2,500.00
  • Lot 26, Superfine pure silk Qum, circa 1975, 76x60cm, RRP: $6,000

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    Lot 26, Pictorial Qum pure silk rug, measuring 76×60 cm and woven circa 1975 during the late Pahlavi era, exemplifies exceptional craftsmanship with a fine knot density of 10×10 knots per centimetre (1,000,000 kpsqm). The design features a classic Tree of Life motif in the background, symbolising growth and eternity. The foreground is adorned with intricate depictions of archaeological vases, jugs, and porcelain pieces, representing Persia’s rich artistic heritage. The combination of delicate silk and fine detailing highlights the luxurious quality of this piece, making it a collector’s dream. This masterpiece captures Persian artistry, history, and cultural significance in a timeless design.

    Size: 76x60cm
    Estimate: $1,500-$2,000

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    Starting bid: $1,000.00
  • Lot 27, Custom-made Parvizian Tabriz, Persia, 310x205cm, RRP: $14,000

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    Lot 27, Experience the unparalleled artistry of this finely crafted Persian Tabriz rug, woven in the renowned Parvizian workshop of North-West Persia. This modern masterpiece (circa 2000) created using the highest quality handspun wool and natural vegetable dyes, radiates vibrant yet harmonious colours that bring its intricate design to life. Unlike typical weaves, this rug stands out for its superior craftsmanship and luxurious materials, making it a truly prized piece among contemporary works. Its 15th century stylized Safavid leaf motifs and exceptional durability ensure it will be cherished for generations, offering a blend of modern elegance and traditional heritage, perfect for elevating any modern interior space.

    Size: 310x205cm
    Estimate: $4,000-$5,000

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    Starting bid: $2,600.00
  • Lot 28, Vintage Pictorial Gabbeh , 212x115cm, RRP: $4,000

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    Lot 28, Introducing ‘Rakhsh,’ a unique pictorial Gabbeh rug woven by Qashqai nomads from the Fars region in South Persia (circa 1970). This vintage piece depicts the legendary horse Rakhsh from the Shahnameh, the famed “Book of Kings,” belonging to the hero Rostam. Crafted from handspun wool, the rug reflects the enduring traditions of nomadic artistry. With its bold, symbolic patterns and rustic texture, this rug is not only a tribute to Persian folklore but also a rare collector’s item. Ideal for those who appreciate cultural heritage, this piece blends rustic elegance with historical significance, bringing a timeless story into your home.

    Size: 212x115cm
    Estimate: $1,000-$1,500

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    Starting bid: $700.00
  • Lot 29, Balouch prayer rug, 143x90cm, RRP: $2,000

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    Lot 29, This finely woven Balouch prayer rug, crafted around 1960, reflects the rich nomadic traditions of the Balouch tribes, featuring a Lotus Tree of Life design in the centre on a cream background that highlights the intricate detailing. Measuring 143×90 cm, it presents an authentic prayer design with geometric patterns, typical of tribal artistry. Made entirely from wool, this rug showcases the skilled craftsmanship of Balouch weavers, renowned for their durability and cultural significance. In immaculate condition, this piece is both a functional prayer rug and a collectable symbol of nomadic heritage, woven by Balouch women in the Khorasan region of North East Persia.

    Size: 143x90cm
    Estimate: $600-$800

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    Starting bid: $350.00
  • Lot 30, 19th century Ziegler inspired, 430x300cm, RRP: $16,000

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    Lot 30, This hand-knotted Turkaman weave main carpet, crafted in a studio workshop in Peshawar in 2002, is a custom-made masterpiece. Using handspun Qazni wool and natural Chobi dyes, it combines traditional materials with timeless craftsmanship. The design is inspired by 16th-century Safavid Isfahan, featuring Shah-Abbasi guls surrounded by cloud-band chains, showcasing intricate detailing and historical richness. Its robust construction ensures exceptional durability, making it perfect for high-traffic areas. This new and unused piece has soft yet decorative colours and a fine texture, offering both elegance and lasting value to any contemporary space. A truly remarkable heirloom piece. Circa 2002, Peshawar-Pakistan.

    Size: 430x300cm
    Estimate: $4,000-$5,000

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    Starting bid: $3,000.00
  • Lot 31, 16th century Isfehan design, 309x248cm, RRP: $12,000

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    Lot 31, This exceptional re-weave of a 16th-century Isfahan rug, originally crafted during the Shah Abbas Safavid era (c.1600), is made in 2015 from fine semi-worsted wool with a knot density of 10×10 per inch. The original piece, housed in the Berlin Museum of Islamic Art, has been subtly modified in colour and design to suit Australian décor. Measuring 309×248 cm, this rug beautifully merges traditional Persian artistry with modern styling. Its intricate patterns and luxurious feel make it a timeless statement piece, offering both historical significance and contemporary elegance for any home or collection.

    size: 309x248cm
    Estimate: $4,000-$5,000

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    Current bid: $2,400.00
  • Lot 32, Tabriz, Omar Khayam, circa 1975, 90x67cm, RRP: $2,500

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    Lot 32, This exquisite Hand knotted Persian Tabriz rug from late Pahlavi era (c.1975) features a highly detailed scene inspired by the works of the famous Persian poet Omar Khayyam. Made from fine Kork wool, renowned for its clarity in design and luxurious texture, the rug boasts an impressive 550,000 knots per square metre, highlighting its exceptional craftsmanship. The high knot density allows for intricate detail, bringing to life the delicate figures, lush greenery, and vibrant colours that echo the themes of Khayyam’s poetry. The central image captures a romantic scene of lovers enjoying wine in a lush garden, reflecting the depth of ancient Persian culture. The ornate border complements the design, adding harmony and elegance to this masterful work of art. Let us rejoice in the present moment with a cup of crimson wine in our hand. As for honour and fame, let that fragile crystal be dashed to pieces against the earth.  “Omar Khayyam”

    size: 90x67cm
    Estimate: $800-$1,000

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    Current bid: $400.00
  • Lot 33, Superfine Qum pure kork wool pile on silk based, 195x135cm, RRP: $12,000

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    Lot 33, This beautiful vintage Qum rug, crafted circa 1970, is made with exceptionally fine Kork wool on full silk foundation, known for its soft texture and clarity in design. The immaculate rug features a striking Moharramat pattern, a traditional Persian design where the iconic paisley motifs are arranged in vertical strips. The paisley, or Boteh, is a symbol of life and eternity in Persian culture, adding cultural depth to the rug’s aesthetic appeal. The combination of rich & soft colours and intricate detailing reflect the expert craftsmanship typical of Qum weavers. This piece embodies elegance and is perfect for those who appreciate both the beauty and cultural significance of Persian art. A Perfect example of a long-lasting heirloom piece.

    Size: 195x135cm
    Estimate: $3,000-$4,000

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    Starting bid: $2,500.00
  • Lot 34, Persian Qum, Kork-wool, 154x104cm, RRP: $6,000

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    Lot 34, This Persian Qum rug showcases a classic medallion design framed by intricate Mahi-floral patterns, typical of the region’s weaving style. Crafted in 50 Raj quality with approximately 500,000 knots per square metre, this piece exemplifies the precision and artistry associated with Qum rugs. The fine Kork wool pile provides a soft, luxurious texture, while the silk foundation enhances its durability and intricacy. The rug’s central medallion is surrounded by an elegant interplay of cream and rich red tones, which are further accentuated by the detailed border design. This rare, late Pahlavi II-era rug, circa 1980, is a timeless heirloom of Persian craftsmanship.

    size: 154x104cm
    Estimate: $2,000-$2,500

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    Starting bid: $1,000.00
  • Lot 35, Superfine Pictorial Qum Pure Silk, 77x53cm, RRP: $6,000

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    Lot 35, This pure silk Pictorial Persian Qum rug, crafted from luxurious Caspian silk, features a famous hunting scene, a design rich with Persian artistic tradition. The intricate imagery showcases hunters on horseback amidst vibrant floral motifs, symbolising bravery and tradition. Signed by Master Weaver Sharifi, this piece is a testament to the high-level craftsmanship for which Qum rugs are renowned. The Sharifi workshop is famous for producing rugs of exceptional quality, with fine silk and intricate detailing. Each piece is meticulously handwoven, reflecting the precision and artistry associated with Persian heritage. This unique, collectable rug is both a visual masterpiece and a historical treasure.

    Size: 77x55cm
    Estimate: $1,500-$2,000

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    Starting bid: $1,000.00
  • Lot 36, Tree of Life Persian Qum, 201x134cm, RRP: $10,000

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    Lot 36, Vintage Qum rug, circa 1960, measuring 201×134 cm, features an intricate Tree of Life design with a Mehrab arch at the top. Inspired by the rich artistic traditions of the Qajar era, this piece reflects the influence of 18th-century Persian palace artwork, particularly the paintings and tiles from that period. Unlike the Safavid era, Qajar art was significantly shaped by European, particularly French, aesthetics. This influence can be seen in the fine detailing of the birds, vases, and archaeological motifs woven throughout the rug. The combination of ancient Persian symbols with European-inspired artistry results in a unique fusion of styles. The Tree of Life motif symbolises growth, wisdom, and eternal life, while the Mehrab arch represents the gateway to paradise. This rug serves as a beautiful example of the evolution of Persian art and culture during the Qajar dynasty, making it an exceptional addition to any collection. This is a unique and collectable piece.

    Size: 201x134cm
    Estimate: $2,500-$3,000

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    Starting bid: $1,700.00
  • Lot 37, 19th century Pinwheel Kazak inspired, 242x154cm, RRP: $6,000

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    Lot 37, Hand-knotted Pinwheel Kazak rug, measuring 242×154 cm, is a striking replica of a 19th-century design. Crafted by Caucasian settlers in Afghanistan, the rug features the Pinwheel or Dör d Buynuz (Four Horns) motif, a central element of traditional Kazak rugs. The design includes bold hooked geometric shapes, interspersed with ivory rosettes, symbolising celestial or ancient motifs, often found in Caucasian rugs. The rug’s Turkish (Ghiordes) knot construction, renowned for its strength and durability, gives the piece a robust texture, making it both visually captivating and long-lasting. The use of natural vegetable dyes such as madder and indigo in this Antique re-weave, imparts rich red and blue tones, while the rug’s distressed finish offers an antique patina, replicating the look of a genuine antique piece. This distressed effect, combined with traditional patterns, makes it a perfect addition for collectors who value history, quality craftsmanship, and the timeless appeal of nomadic and tribal designs​. (Azerbaijan Rugs)

    size: 242x154cm
    Estimate: $2,000-$2,500

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    Starting bid: $1,700.00
  • Lot 38, 19th century Bakhshaiesh Ziegler inspired, 358x274cm, RRP: $14,000

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    Lot 38, Bakhshaiesh Ziegler-inspired rug, measuring 358×274 cm, is a masterful recreation of a classic 19th-century design. The Turkaman weave rug features an intricate Safavid pattern spread across its surface, with rustic tones of red, soft terracotta , cream, and green, created using natural vegetable dyes. The attention to detail and its knot density of 350,000 knots per square metre speak to the high quality and durability of the piece. Designed for both beauty and practicality, this rug is highly durable and perfect for high-traffic areas. Its robust construction ensures longevity, making it an excellent choice for living rooms, Dinning area  or any space requiring both aesthetic appeal and resilience. The traditional colours and timeless design offer an authentic touch of Persian history, blending old-world craftsmanship with modern functionality. Perfect for those who appreciate the lasting value of fine, handcrafted rugs. Rug was made in a studio in Mazar Sharif-Afghanistan, circa 2015.

    size: 358x274cm
    Estimate: $5,000-$6,000

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    Starting bid: $3,500.00
  • Lot 39, Nomadic Qashaqai Gabbeh, 140x90cm, RRP: $2,500

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    Lot 39, A nomadic Qashqai Gabbeh rug, measuring 140×90 cm, featuring a vibrant Chevron design, symbolising the ripples of a river. Crafted using natural vegetable dyes and handspun wool, this rug reflects the traditional craftsmanship of Qashqai nomads, blending artistry with organic materials for a truly authentic modern art.

    Size: 140x90cm
    Estimate: $700-$1,000

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    Starting bid: $400.00
  • Lot 40, Vintage nomadic Qashaqai tribe Gabbeh, 127x77cm, RRP: $1,500

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    Lot 40, Vintage Gabbeh rug woven by Qashqai tribe’s women,  measuring 127×77 cm, reflects the rich nomadic traditions of the Qashqai nomads from the Fars region. The design is inspired by the interior view of a pigeon tower, a unique architectural feature common in the area which many of them still exists in the region for the purpose of gathering their fertiliser for farming and their eggs to eat. The rug’s geometric shapes and bold colour blocks—featuring shades of red, cream, green, and black—capture the essence of minimalist tribal art. Handwoven with handspun wool, this Gabbeh exudes a rustic charm, with its thick pile making it both comfortable and durable.

    Size: 127x77cm
    Estimate: $500-$700

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    Starting bid: $300.00
  • Lot 41, Persian Kashamar, NE Persia, 295x200cm, RRP: $10,000

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    Lot 41, This hand-knotted Mashad rug, crafted with 40 Raj quality, is a fine example of Persian weaving. Its dense double-weft construction and compact weave make it highly durable, ideal for heavy-traffic areas. Woven from soft wool on a cotton foundation, this rug features a traditional medallion and stylized floral pattern in rich red and Navy blue, reflecting the elegance and refinement typical of Mashad rugs. The intricate design, inspired by 16th-century Persian Safavid era artistry, is accentuated by detailed borders, making this piece both beautiful and practical. Originating from North East Persia, this rug blends heritage and resilience for formal interiors.

    Size: 295x200cm
    Estimate: $2,500-$3,000

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    Starting bid: $1,800.00
  • Lot 42, New Vegetable dye Persian Bijar, 284x212cm, RRP: $18,000

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    Lot 42, Stunning modern studio creation by Gardooneh-Mehr, crafted in 2010 in the Bijar region of Kurdistan, specifically in the Garous area. The design is a revival of a 16th-century Bijar pattern, celebrated for its intricate geometric latticework, punctuated with repeated floral Safavid motif inside diamond shape cloud bands of running wines motifs. Woven with handspun wool and dyed using natural vegetable dyes, closely mirroring the colours and techniques of its antique predecessor, this rug is an heirloom piece ideal for collectors. Known for their exceptional durability, this Bijar rug is an “Iron Rug of Persia,” and well-suited for heavy foot traffic area. This contemporary interpretation retains the rich heritage of Bijar’s robust weaving traditions while offering a timeless addition to any space. Its blend of artistry and practicality makes it a future classic, destined to be passed down through generations. Number one choice for any rug collector. Circa 2010, NW Persia.

    Size: 282x212cm
    Estimate: $5,000-$6,000

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    Starting bid: $4,000.00
  • Lot 43, Mid century Afghan Balouch Prayer, 124x80cm, RRP: $2,000

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    Lot 43, This very fine nomadic Balouch rug in the image features a traditional prayer design, which is identifiable by its central Mihrab motif — the arched niche resembling an entrance or an alcove that is commonly used in prayer rugs. This particular piece showcases a rich and symmetrical arrangement of geometric patterns and stylized trees, using shades of red, cream, and brown. The top section appears to represent mosque-like structures or domes, while the field beneath the mihrab includes more intricate, symbolic decorations. The elongated design of the Mihrab and the emphasis on the architectural elements are typical of prayer rugs, which are often used as personal prayer mats in Islamic traditions. The use of strong vertical elements, as well as the smaller decorative motifs like trees and floral patterns, suggest this rug may be from a nomadic tribe, likely from Afghanistan or a region influenced by Central Asian weaving traditions.

    Size: 124x80cm
    Estimate: $500-$700

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    Starting bid: $250.00
  • Lot 44, Nomadic Balouch rug, 144x105cm, RRP: $2,500

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    Lot 44, This Nomadic Balouch features a classic tribal design commonly associated with Turkoman or Afghan weaving traditions. It has a repeating pattern of rectangular “gul” motifs, which are central medallions often seen in such rugs. Each gul is framed by decorative borders, and the overall layout is symmetrical, with three main rectangular panels running vertically down the centre. The colour scheme is predominantly red with dark brown and black accents, which are typical of rugs from Turkoman or Bukhara regions. The borders contain smaller, repeating floral or geometric motifs, adding to the overall complexity and depth of the design. The deep, saturated red tones and the structured use of geometric shapes give the rug a strong visual impact, typical of the tribal aesthetic.

    Size: 144x105cm
    Estimate: $600-$800

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    Starting bid: $400.00
  • Lot 45, Vintage Qum 19th-c Qajar Garden design, 204x145cm, RRP: $8,000

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    Lot 45, The rug in the image is a vintage Qum wool carpet featuring a 19th-century Qajar Garden design, a motif deeply rooted in Persian artistic traditions. This particular piece, circa 1940, showcases a meticulous and balanced layout of garden panels, each bordered with intricate floral designs. The garden imagery is divided into rectangular sections, with each compartment containing an architectural niche or arch, resembling a formal Persian garden — a hallmark of Qajar-era aesthetics. The colour palette combines rich hues of blue, cream, and earthy tones with vibrant reds and greens, bringing life to the floral and tree motifs that symbolize fertility and nature’s beauty. The use of symmetrical floral designs within each arch further enhances the sense of harmony typical in Persian garden designs. The finely detailed patterns and the precision in the weaving indicate high craftsmanship, likely intended for decorative use in prestigious settings. The pile is made from local lamb’s wool, which adds a soft, luxurious texture, while the cotton foundation provides durability. Measuring 204×145 cm, this rare and elegant piece embodies the traditional elegance of Persian weaving, merging artistic expression with historical significance. Its rarity and historical value make it a desirable piece for collectors and those who appreciate Persian heritage.

    size: 204x145cm
    Estimate: $2,000-$2,500

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    Starting bid: $1,500.00
  • Lot 46, Superfine Pure silk Qum (signed Sharifi), 152x100cm, RRP: $16,000

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    Lot 46, This exquisite pure Caspian silk Qum rug, woven in the Sharifi studio, showcases an intricate scene rich in Persian mythology and storytelling. The central field of the rug is filled with dynamic and lively figures, possibly hunters or warriors, on horseback, surrounded by various animals such as deer, birds, and mythical creatures. These figures are woven with remarkable detail and set against a deep burgundy or reddish background, creating a dramatic and enchanting narrative. The rug features a vibrant display of flora and fauna, with delicate trees, flowers, and animals interspersed throughout the composition. The intricate movement of the figures, animals, and plants adds a sense of vitality and energy, which is a signature characteristic of Persian hunting and storytelling rugs. The borders are equally elaborate, framed with floral and geometric motifs in lighter shades of cream, green, and soft pinks, providing a beautiful contrast to the deeper tones of the central field. These borders contain intricate scrolling vines and flowers, typical of high-quality Persian rugs. Woven entirely from fine Caspian silk, the rug exudes a luxurious sheen, with the silk adding both elegance and durability. The artistry and craftsmanship evident in this piece reflect the high standards of the Sharifi studio, renowned for its dedication to traditional Persian rug weaving techniques. This Qum rug is not only a functional piece but also a work of art, symbolizing the rich cultural heritage of Persian carpet weaving.

    Size: 152x100cm
    Estimate: $6,000-$7,000

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    Starting bid: $4,500.00
  • Lot 47, Rare Bidganeh-Bijar, 335x220cm, RRP: $15,000

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    Lot 47, This is a rare and highly durable Bidganeh-Bijar rug, crafted circa 1950 in Persia, renowned for its exceptional strength and longevity. The rug features a rich red field densely packed with intricate floral motifs, framed by a harmonious medallion at the center. The design includes soft scrolling elements and delicate floral patterns, which are iconic in Persian rug weaving. The borders are adorned with complementary floral and vine designs, adding to the rug’s refined and balanced aesthetic. Bidganeh-Bijar rugs are known for their extremely compact weave, achieved through the use of double wefts, making them among the most durable Persian rugs. This rug’s tight weave contributes to its ability to resist wear, maintaining both its form and beauty over many years. The craftsmanship here is of the highest order, with a level of detail that speaks to the skill and artistry of the weavers. The condition of the rug is immaculate, preserving its vibrant colours and intricate designs, making it not just a functional piece but also a collectible artefact of Persian rug heritage. Measuring 335×220 cm, this rug would make an impressive addition to any space, embodying both beauty and durability, and reflecting the rich weaving tradition of the Bidganeh-Bijar region.

    size: 335x220cm
    Estimate: $4,000-$5,000

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    Starting bid: $2,500.00
  • Lot 48, Superfine Antique Isfehan, 205x146cm, RRP: $16,000

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    Lot 48, Superb and superfine antique Isfahan, very fine wool pile on a cotton foundation, over 800,000 Persian or asymmetrical knots per sq/metre, 15th century Shah-Abbassi guls with a beautiful central medallion motif, circa 1910, this piece is in immaculate condition for its age because it was only used as a wall hanging. Great piece for the use in medium traffic area. collectable piece from Central Persia, ancient city of Isfahan.

    size: 205x146cm
    Estimate: $5,000-$6,000

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    Starting bid: $3,000.00
  • Lot 49, Afghan Turkaman Galleria Rug, 292x124cm, RRP: $7,000

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    Lot 49, Afghan Turkaman weave galleria pile-rug, using a design from a museum Anatolian-Kilim fragment, This piece looks vibrant and modern even though the design and colours are inspired by a 17th century rug. Hand-spun wool pile and natural vegetable dyes, woven in a studio workshop in Jalalabad in Afghanistan, circa 2018. Very durable and rare piece,

    size: 292x124cm
    Estimate: $2,000-$2,500

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    Starting bid: $1,400.00
  • Lot 50, Afghan Chobi 19th-c Sultanabad design, 279x72cm, RRP: $3,000

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    Lot 50, A newly woven Afghan Chobi rug, crafted by Turkaman artisans using natural Chobrang dyes. This rug, measuring 279×72 cm, draws inspiration from a 19th-century Sultanabad Ziegler design, renowned for its elegant floral patterns and subtle colour palette. Handcrafted in Afghanistan, it showcases a beautiful fusion of tradition and quality, making it an exquisite piece for any space.

    Size: 279x72cm
    Estimate: $1,000-$1,500

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    Starting bid: $700.00
  • Lot 51, Nomadic weave antique Balouch carpet, 180x100cm, RRP: $3,000

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    Lot 51, A nomadic weave antique Balouch carpet, circa 1890, woven by Balouchi tribe women in a tent during the late 19th century. This rare and collectible piece was originally crafted to cover the entry of a tent. Restored in some areas, it features a distressed look with superb oxidised colours, achieved through over 130 years of exposure to natural and artificial light. This rug is best suited for low-traffic areas or as a unique wall hanging. A remarkable antique from Persia, this rug holds both historical and artistic value.

    size: 180x100cm
    Estimate: $800-$1,000

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    Starting bid: $500.00
  • Lot 52, Vintage Luri Yalameh galleria rug, 300x160cm, RRP: $7,000

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    Lot 52, Vintage Luri Yalameh galleria-rug from Tal-Khoncheh village, crafted around 1950 as a bedding cover. This piece features an all-wool construction and is dyed using natural vegetable dyes, with some minor signs of wear and tear, this piece is maintaining its vibrant colours and intricate geometric design. Measuring 300×160 cm, it is in good condition for its age, reflecting both the skill of its weavers and its careful preservation. A beautiful example of Persian tribal design craftsmanship, this rug is ideal for collectors or those seeking a unique, durable piece with historical significance.

    Size: 300x160cm
    Estimate: $2,000-$2,500

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    Starting bid: $1,300.00
  • Lot 53, Superfine Caspian silk Qum (signed piece), 215x127cm, RRP: $25,000

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    Lot 53, This superb pure Caspian silk Qum rug, circa 1980, is a signed masterpiece by the renowned Shirazi master weaver. Crafted with a full silk pile and silk foundation, it showcases the finest quality Persian craftsmanship. The intricate floral design and delicate details reflect the master weaver’s skill, making this piece highly desirable for collectors. The rug, woven in the Ghalicheh size, is a true representation of Qum’s silk weaving tradition, combining elegance with durability. This exquisite, signed rug (Shirazi studio) is not only a stunning decorative piece but also a valuable addition to any fine rug collection.

    size: 215x127cm
    Estimate: $8,000-$10,000

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    Starting bid: $6,500.00
  • Lot 54, Antique Karabagh Azarbaijan, 334x135cm, RRP: $7,000

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    Lot 54, Antique Azerbaijan Karabagh Rug, This stunning antique Karabagh rug, crafted around 1915 in or near the city of Karabagh (meaning “black gardens”), is a testament to the region’s rich weaving traditions. Measuring 334×135 cm, the all-wool piece features a prominent and repeated central medallion motif framed by geometric motifs and stylized patterns in deep black and warm Madder red hues. The intricate Lotus flowers  border enhances its appeal, reflecting the rustic elegance typical of early 20th-century Karabagh craftsmanship. This unique rug embodies the artistry and cultural heritage of its origin, making it a valuable addition to any collection.

    size: 334x135cm
    Estimate: $2,000-$3,000

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    Starting bid: $1,200.00
  • Lot 55, 17th-C Bijar inspired, 183x121cm, RRP: $3,000

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    Lot 55, 17th Century Bijar Inspired Rug. This exquisite piece, Lot 55, draws inspiration from the timeless designs of 17th-century Garous-Bijar rugs. Measuring 183×121 cm, it showcases a rich array of intricate floral and vine motifs on a deep blue field, framed by a classic ivory border adorned with stylized floral patterns. The rug’s delicate interwoven patterns and robust structure reflect the enduring legacy of Bijar weavers, often referred to as the “Iron Rugs of Persia” for their durability. This piece beautifully captures the elegance and intricate craftsmanship of Persian weaving traditions, making it a standout addition for any collection.

    Size: 183x121cm
    Estimate: $800-$1,200

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    Starting bid: $600.00
  • Lot 56, Tribal Khamseh, Hamedan, 195x108cm, RRP: $3,000

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    Lot 56, Persian Kurdi Khamseh. This rug  showcases a beautifully woven Persian Kurdi weave rug from the Hamadan region, measuring 195×108 cm. This vibrant piece features bold geometric medallions set against a striking red field, with intricate tribal motifs woven throughout. The warm tones of gold and red, along with the angular, zigzag wine leaves  borders, are characteristic of Khamseh’s rich Kurdish weaving traditions. Its robust construction and intricate design reflect the skilled craftsmanship of the weavers from the Hamadan area, making this piece both a durable and decorative addition to any space.

    Size: 195x108cm
    Estimate: $800-$1,200

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    Starting bid: $500.00
  • Lot 57, Zirkhaki Kashmar, circa 1975, 334x253cm, RRP: $13,000

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    Lot 57, This Cottage Weave Double wefts Kashmar-Khorassan rug, measuring 334×253 cm, is an exceptional example of Persian craftsmanship. Its  Zirkhaki design is a hallmark of the Kashmar weaving tradition, known for its double wafted structure, making it both strong and long-lasting. The intricate floral and geometric motifs, combined with a rich colour palette, evoke the elegance and artistry of classic Persian rugs. Originating from the Khorassan region, this piece is not only highly durable but also visually striking, making it an ideal addition to any collection or home, blending durability with aesthetic appeal.

    size: 334x253cm
    Estimate: $4,000-$5,000

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    Starting bid: $3,000.00
  • Lot 58, Sultanabad-Sarouk, circa 1965, 355x268cm, RRP: $15,000

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    Lot 58, A superb and very fine piece featuring mostly vegetable dyes, this Sultanabad-Sarouk rug is in immaculate condition. Dating to circa 1965, it showcases the classic Shahabbasi corner and medallion floral design, with a beautiful luster in the wool that enhances its elegance. A truly remarkable rug for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

    Size: 355x268cm
    Estimate: $5,000-$6,000

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    Starting bid: $3,500.00
  • Lot 59, 17th-C Safavid garden inspired, 286x83cm, RRP: $4,000

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    Lot 59, This exquisite Afghan Turkaman rug features a 17th-century “Tree of Life” design, intricately woven with remarkable attention to detail. Measuring 286×83 cm, it is crafted using handspun local wool and dyed with natural vegetable dyes, ensuring both durability and vibrant colors. The rich blue field is adorned with symbolic floral and geometric motifs that represent the connection between heaven and earth, while the borders add a contrasting touch of traditional Afghan patterns. Woven in a studio in Mazar Sharif, this rug exemplifies the finest craftsmanship, blending historical design with natural materials for an authentic and timeless piece.

    Size: 286x83cm
    Estimate: $1,000-$1,500

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    Starting bid: $800.00
  • Lot 60, 19th century Caucasian inspired, 239x81cm, RRP: $3,500

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    Lot 60, This 19th-century Caucasian-inspired rug showcases a stunning blend of traditional motifs and bold geometric patterns. Measuring 239×81 cm, it features a striking central medallion surrounded by intricate floral and tribal symbols, reflecting the influence of Caucasian design. The vibrant blue field contrasts beautifully with the earthy tones of the borders, which are adorned with zigzag and diamond patterns typical of Caucasian rugs. Crafted with handspun wool and coloured with natural vegetable dyes, this piece exemplifies the rich history and exceptional craftsmanship of the Caucasus region, making it a timeless addition to any collection.

    Size: 239x81cm
    Estimate: $1,000-$1,500

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    Starting bid: $600.00
  • Lot 61, Superfine silk based Persian Isfehan, 228x155cm, RRP: $20,000

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    Lot 61, The history of Isfahan oriental rugs dates back to early 16th-century Persia during the rule of the Safavid dynasty (1502–1722). These were the heydays of Persian weaving. Shah Abbas I is particularly remembered as a great patron of the arts in the 16th century. Since then, Isfahan has been one of the centres for the finest Persian rugs ever made in Persia. This rug features a full silk foundation and 100% kork wool pile, with 800,000 knots per square metre, in gallery condition.

    Size: 228x155cm
    Estimate: $5,000-$6000

    Certificate of authenticity & valuation for this rug will be sent to the buyer after purchase.
    For further questions about this Lot call us on 0412 378 798.

    Starting bid: $3,500.00