Hand-knotted in wool and oriGinatinG from China circa 1900, this 5x7 antique PekinG ruG is a particularly special piece, both for its open field and for its subtle execution of pictorials. On the DesiGn: Keen eyes for detail will admire the pictorial patterns, especially the butterfly motifs in chocolate brown around impossibly subdued Geometric patterns. Admirers of the craft will further note the colors are almost MonGolian in their sensibility—borders beinG quite rich for a PekinG amonG those found today at least—another of the many elements that speak to its beauty and rarity. Connoisseurs will appreciate it as an extremely collectible piece, yet also an exemplar of the elements that make PekinG ruGs so distinct from other Oriental and Chinese ruGs today—eleGant works of a reserved palette like few others seen today. This is a bold, Graphic, personal antique piece; a piece of weavinG history most likely from a special workshop with a deep reverence for the charm of pictorial ruGs—this beinG one of the most eleGant and versatile we’ve seen. Condition: This antique PekinG ruG is in Great condition for its aGe and oriGin, an extremely rare and collectible piece of PekinG weavinG.

Beautifully Artistic Antique English Art Deco Design Wilton Rug, Circa Date: 1920. The antique English Wilton carpets are known for their velvety pile, rich colors and beautifully rendered design patterns. This geometric design is a classic from the 1920 and is an excellent example of the beauty of Art Deco rugs. This exciting antique English rug was artfully woven using shades of earthy browns in a way that creates a three-dimensional effect. The rug colors are blended using a crosshatching technique that allows the tones to fade from darkest to lightest. That gives this England made rug an almost watercolor effect.

This gorgeous carpet from Donegal is an early 20th-century masterpiece that represents a unique time in the history of carpet weaving. The Irish carpet industry began in the late 1800s when Alexander Morton & Company, a company based in London, began producing carpets in Donegal, Ireland. The carpets were specifically intended to appeal to the Arts and Crafts era, and Art Nouveau tastes.

European Deco rugs came at the beginning of the 20th century on the wave of rapid changes that brought a completely new perspective on design and interior decorating. This vintage French Art Deco rug is quite a unique example of its times’ aesthetics. The central medallion occupying the field is relatively decorative and has delicate floral overtones which may suggest Art Nouveau influences. It is presented against the chain-like stripes running vertically through the face of the antique rug and enclosed within a simple single border. Not too bold but not too timid either, this composition can help to make a statement in a wide variety of interior arrangements. This charming vintage rug can boast of firm structure and durability that allowed it to survive until the present with no signs of wear. It is hand-made of wool with the knots tight yet rather pronounced. If well-maintained, the piece can survive many years in excellent condition, pleasing the eyes and feet of its owners. Art Deco is a style of visual arts, architecture, and design that first appeared in France just before World War I. The Art Deco movement led to a fast evolution of the rug and textile design, among other art forms. Rug design evolved from traditional floral and highly ornamental to a style of angular elegance with geometric, abstract, and modern figurative motifs. The design is frequently spare, geometric, and architectural. The rugs created during this period remain elegant and refined to this day.

The world of timeless elegance with this area rug. Handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail, it features a wool construction that brings warmth and a luxurious feel to any room. Its intricate patterns and rich hues make it a standout piece, perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to living rooms, dining areas, or bedrooms. Whether placed under a dining table or as a centerpiece in a seating area, this rug's artistry and craftsmanship will elevate your home's decor.

A monumental treasure of the early 20th-century French Art Deco movement, this 14x15 antique French Art Deco rug and octagonal carpet is a rare and majestic curation like no other in Rug & Kilim’s Collection. Hand-knotted in wool with an architectural precision exemplary of the era, it flourishes in a warm, sophisticated sand-toned field accented by deep berry red, soft gold, and sage green, all underscored by a regal, elegant design as unique a find as its phenomenal size—all of which likely speak to a particularly special custom piece or aristocratic commission of the period. On the Design:This antique carpet is a poetic masterwork of geometric balance and Neoclassical symmetry, embodying the grand spirit of Paris during the height of the Deco period. The composition is anchored by a magnificent central medallion, which radiates outward into four oversized, fan-like semi-circles—each rendered with the structural grace of a cathedral window. Within these fans, intricate wreath and laurel motifs are delicately traced in berry and gold, framing classical architectural elements that evoke the timeless grandeur of French palaces.Connoisseurs will particularly admire the octagonal silhouette, a daring and smart departure from traditional rectangular forms that lends the piece a monumental, room-defining presence. The outer borders mirror the interior’s grace with a scalloped, wave-like pattern and subtle Greek key accents, creating a sense of rhythmic movement that flows toward the corners. It is a piece as deeply personal in its subtext as it is in the beauties that distinguish it—a labor of love that translates the high-fashion language of Art Deco into a cozy, comfortable, and utterly cultured piece of textile architecture.Condition: This Antique French Art Deco Rug further enjoys a rare good condition for its age and origin.