Magnificent and Rare Large Oversized Antique Arts and Crafts William Morris Rug, Country Of Origin / Rug Type: Irish Rug, Circa Date: Late 19th century. This huge oversized rug may at first appear to appeal to the design sensibilities of traditional Persian rug makers, but this antique rug is the product of the great arts and crafts designers of the late 19th century. This arts and crafts rug was produced by William Morris, who was a textile designer, novelist, poet, social activist, and translator in Britain who was associated with the arts and crafts movement. The work of William Morris played a major role in the revival of traditional British textile arts.

Original beige Persian featuring a tree of life. Vegetable-dyed. This rug has a dense, soft pile, and excellent quality to ensure that you will enjoy the look and feel of your rug for years to come.

Beautiful 16th Century Antique Flemish Silk And Wool Flemish Tapestry Depicting King Solomon Meeting Queen Of Sheba, Circa Date: 16th Century. By the 16th century, Flemish weavers had reached a level of artistry that made their works some of the most sought-after in the world. Antique tapestries, such as this one, were commissioned to be hung on the walls of castles and estates. Many of these magnificent green colored tapestries served as a backdrop for fine furniture and created interiors with an immersive experience for guests. This biblical tapestry is an outstanding piece and would make an excellent addition to any private collection.

Beautiful and Decorative Soft Neutral Pastel Colored Large Size Antique Indian Amritsar Rug, Circa Date: 1900. Antique rugs like this, that are soft and and neutral are some of the most decorative rugs in the world. The use of soft neutral rug colors combined with the all over rug design are a decorators dream. That is because these types of area rugs tend to be extremely easy rugs to place and position within a wide range existing home decor themes and approaches. This, in turn, would make any interior design job relatively easier as beautiful rugs like this one, will only enhance their surroundings and wont compete for attention while brightening and warming up even the coldest and darkest room in your house.

This elegant, earthy Indian Agra carpet was produced in the late 19th century in Agra, India. Agra was a center of carpet weaving since the Mughal period in the 16th and 17th centuries. Many of the examples from Agra show Oriental, Persian, and other cultural influences. They were made for a European market that was hungry for them as an element of interior design. Carpets from Agra are known for their excellent artistry and soft feel underfoot. Persian carpets influence many of the designs because the first Indian Mughal ruler spent some time in exile there. He brought the craft home and began the Agra workshops. They took the Persian designs and added unique, new designs to the Persian repertoire, creating carpets that are representative of the artistry of the Agra weavers.

Extra Large Oversized Antique Agra Rug, Circa Date: 1920 — This expansive, antique Agra carpet holds an understated, yet stark beauty, with each detail established in striking relief. Deep, luxurious navy threads against a sweet, cream field, which darkens the patterns further through the skillful use of contrast. The rug predominant border is flanked by two smaller twins, with the thinner frames calling images of descending flower petals to mind. At the center of the piece is a multitude of vase emblems set within the borders, each featuring a flower arrangement sprouting from the ornate structures below. Beautifully detailed blossoms are present throughout this antique rug, which allow the viewer to take in all of the striking visuals and contrasts at their own pace.