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This antique Sultanabad rug was woven during the late 19th century and features a traditional rust color palette as well as natural-inspired design elements. The most striking and vibrant aspect of this extra-large oversized rug is the bright rust color tone that is present in the interior design of the central field. The curving vine and leaf-inspired designs stand out against this rust color due to their creamy ivory and fresh green tones. These curving lines draw the eye along the rug, creating an eye-catching centerpiece that is added to by the presence of beautiful floral elements. The border of this magnificent antique rug is a darker color, making the cream-colored lines stand out in a bold and eye-catching way against this rich dark ground. The patterns in the border of this rust-colored Sultanabad rug are natural-inspired elements as well, with shapes reminiscent of leaves or feathers making their home among small flowers and lighter-colored vines. On either side of the border with the dark ground, there are two smaller stripes which each feature a pattern of their own. The addition of these secondary borders gives the rust-colored Sultanabad rug a dynamic feel as well as making it look extremely elegant. The two patterns within this antique oriental rug work together beautifully to create a stunningly elegant work of art.

This striking antique medallion rug features a beautifully feminine color scheme with rosy Kermn pinks, inky accents, and softly shaded botanical motifs. Recurved acanthus leaves with feathery edges spiral through the borders and encircle the lavish medallion while giving the motifs an alluring Rococo-style flair displayed in the sweeping fronds, asymmetric details, and dimensional shading. Delicate pink and pastel chartreuse green borders offset the creamy white field beautifully. These chic Indo borders are filled with conical cypress trees and pendulous shrubs that give the composition a highly refined style with subtle international influences and progressive aesthetic details introduced in late 19th-century designs.

Bessarabian rugs combine the beauty of the Oriental carpets with European elegance. Bessarabian rugs draw attention with their intricate designs, which stand out even among other antique rugs. Antique rugs have numerous admirers due to their diverse designs and the high quality of their weave. A true gem of weaving art, this stunning Bessarabian carpet captures hearts thanks to its beauty. The rug was handmade in the early 20th century, circa 1900, The carpet has a complex floral motif stretched all over its surface. Weaver used looms with unseen ease as if they were a brush. The flowers were depicted with great detail - not a petal is out of place. The design's frame is decorated with the same motif. Usage of a gentle color palette balances the whole composition out, beautifying it further at the same time. Light red, green and beige were topped with a hint of gray and white. The carpet's charming presence is bound to enhance any kind of interior. Doris Leslie Blau's collection of high-quality antique rugs and modern carpets contains some of the most beautiful pieces in the industry. Often featured in interior design magazines, such as Architectural Digest or Elle Decor, those rugs are gems waiting to be discovered by you, so don't wait! All you have to do is to visit our webpage and indulge in the most luxurious shopping experience offered by Doris Leslie Blau.

• Material: Wool
• Pile Height: 0.5''
• Rug Age: 1900s
• Knot Density: 100/in²
• Remarks / Condition: Excellent

This elegant area rug woven in Turkey features a traditional Tabriz-style latticework pattern woven in a delicate palette of earth-toned colors. Charming borders decorated with a series of cascading floral vines and parallel branches frame the camel-colored field of this latticework Turkish carpet. A delicate arabesque with flowing floral chains and prominent palmettes linked by a latticework grid form an elegant all-over pattern borrowed from carpet weavers in Tabriz.

• Material: Wool
• Pile Height: 0.01''
• Rug Age: 1980
• Remarks / Condition: Condition report available upon request

These carpets are known for their exquisite designs, striking use of color, and high knot count. This magnificent piece is a masterfully designed artistic creation from the late 19th century. The carpet demonstrates the skill and artistic talent that made these carpets some of the most collectible in the world.

Originating from China in 1900. This antique traditional Peking wool rug features a medallion-style flower vase motif in the center of its field. Complemented by distinct navy blue and golden-tan colorways against a copper background (framed in highly stylized spandrels), the innermost borders portray sequenced pearls and meandering characters representing wisdom and running water respectively, outlined by a series of gentle, curvilinear lotuses representing rebirth and immortality.

• Material: Wool
• Pile Height: 1''
• Rug Age: 1940s
• Remarks / Condition: No wear

A stunning antique Turkish Oushak rug. Turkish Oushak carpets combine the bold colors and designs of carpets produced in the formal weaving centers with the symbols and traditions of tribal cultures. At the beginning of the 20th century, when this carpet was produced, these carpets found their way into the elegant dining halls and formal sitting rooms of Victorian homes. They added a rustic charm to the extravagant room décor of an earlier era. This carpet is based on a traditional medallion design that began to emerge in the Safavid Dynasty. The carpets created during this early time were intended for the palaces and public buildings of the courts. Throughout the years, they remained associated with sophistication and elegance. The brilliant colors of this Turkish carpet give it an elegant appeal that would make it the perfect addition to a formal setting. The brilliant red gives it vibrancy and liveliness. Yet, the creams, light blues, salmons, and soft grays give it balance and help to soften the effect. The formal symmetry of the designs is offset by the use of ancient tribal symbols and motifs. It is this combination of formal and informal elements that make Oushak carpets some of the most desirable in the world. This antique carpet uses a balance of warm and cool colors of the spectrum to create a piece that is colorful, yet harmonious. It uses a formal design structure with bold, angular motifs combined with tribal symbols to create a piece that complements both formal and informal design settings. This is a lovely piece that would go well in any room design from traditional to modern or Boho chic.

• Foundation: Wool.
• Border color: Beige.

This artisan hand-knotted antique masterpiece, made in France, is truly a part of history. It is an original from the time period when only the French nobility could afford to place them in chateaux or as gifts to foreign dignitaries. When the French revolution took over, they were almost outlawed as they were signing a sign of regal opulence. Many were destroyed or sold overseas, and production is almost completely shut down. Having survived the centuries, they are available for almost anyone to put in their home as part of history. With incredible detail of beautiful scrolling foliage, and arabesque details throughout, with geometric motifs carefully placed throughout. More commonly used in traditional settings, these rugs also look incredible in contemporary and modern rooms, giving a unique old-world feel that no other type of rug does. This rug's strong foundation allows has allowed it to survive the tests of time, growing more and more beautiful with age. A unique patina of wear over the years makes it truly one of a kind, meant to be enjoyed for many more years. As it is a flat-weave, the low profile is easy to walk on and fits under most doors. As with all our rugs, this rug has been professionally cleaned, though some slight discoloration may still exist. Being handmade the rug may not be perfectly rectangular, or evenly straight throughout the rug. Please check the photos for close-up detail.

• Material: Wool
• Pile Height: 1''
• Rug Age: Before 1900
• Knot Density: 100/in²

The elegant designs and rich colors of this Herati rug are inspired by the 19th-century antique Persian rugs. Made from 100 percent wool, this rug has been given a luster wash for a soft finish to ensure a luxurious look and feel.

• Material: Wool
• Pile Height: 0.25''
• Rug Age: Before 1900

Sustainability and eco-friendly design are two words that you might have been hearing lately in the world of interior design. This trend is not new, and it continues to grow. The concept of pieces that are inspired by nature is expected to be one of the biggest trends of the next few years. Embracing this concept means choosing pieces that have a primitive feel and that use colors found in nature. This is a spectacular piece that draws inspiration from ancient African textile designs and the primitive designs of tribal cultures.

Hand-knotted in high-quality wool originating from India between 1870-1880, this antique Amritsar rug enjoys exceptionally luxurious attention to detail, both in the radiant gold accents on the field's Herati fish patterns and in the complementary nature of this rich burgundy and blue colorways, strongly resembling a lesser-known variant of the antique water garden design meant to embody beauty and vitality befitting this piece.

• Material: Wool
• Pile Height: 1''
• Rug Age: Before 1900

Beautiful antique ivory background Sarouk Farhan rug country of origin/rug type: rug, circa date: 1900 – this beautiful antique Persian Sarouk Farahan rug features autumnal colors that dominate the landscape, resulting in a brilliant display of color that seems almost nostalgic in its presentation. The warm colors invite the viewer to explore the rug’s depths, and the clever use of dark and light contrasting around the borders establishes a clear grounding presence that helps define the appearance of the antique area rug as a whole. The largest border is surrounded on both sides by two thinner ones, which creates an even more refined arrangement, one that leads the viewer’s eyes effortlessly to the center of the antique oriental rug, where the largest, "diamondback" form at the center features a darker color palette to dominate the lighter landscape.