Antique Cherry One Of A Kind Rugs

Rug & Kilim presents a profound expression of Navajo textile artistry with this handwoven wool blanket rug, circa 1880–1920. This piece showcases a powerful geometric composition, where a vertical sequence of stepped diamond motifs in red, ivory, and deep brown anchors an earthy neutral ground. Celebrated for its masterful negative space and natural dyes, the design achieves rhythmic movement and calm flow. A bold border of repeating triangular serrations provides a dynamic frame, contrasting the open field with precision. This antique treasure brings an organic warmth and graphic simplicity to refined interiors, standing as a timeless testament to a storied weaving tradition.

Hand-knotted originating from turkey circa 1890-1900, this antique rug connotes a unique transitional rug design of particular rarity in its large size and colorway alike–rich hues as the foreground for uncommon accents—all seldom seen in this graceful array. On the design: Almost reading with accent in their grandeur, elegant depictions wrap between the outstanding with a natural sense of movement and depth against this particularly desirable background—complemented by the palmette and rare cypress scroll of the border for an elegant, regal look even standing out amongst celebrated rugs of this period. An iconic, masterful piece with dynamic movement and elegant air. Rare motifs: In our 40-year history as an atelier, we’ve only seen the cypress tree motif used in the border—let alone in this meandering pattern—a handful of times even among the most venerated families of antique rug making, further attesting to the collectibility. On the condition: Some mild wear throughout the field, consistent with the age of this piece and lending to the classic look with an even dispersal throughout the pagination of color and pattern.

Breathtaking Antique Velvet Wall Hanging Dutch Textile, Circa Date: 18th Century - This gorgeous Dutch textile from the 18th century is the perfect piece for a collector. These pieces were created for the nobility and wealthier class throughout the 19th century to complement Rococo and early Victorian furnishings. This one shows a classic Greek revival style that was popular at that time. It is a beautiful piece with a formal design that is perfect for a private collection.

A Gorgeous Red Antique Turkish Smyrna Rug, circa date: 1920. Smyrna is a city located strategically on the coast of the Aegean sea. It has always been a destination for travelers and merchants alike. This position allowed it to develop a unique flavor of artistry that has captured a global audience for centuries. This gorgeous antique Turkish Smyrna area rug is an excellent example of the bold colors and captivating designs that characterize the artistry of the area.

Hand-knotted in wool, this 5x7 antique Qashqai rug from Persia dates to circa 1890–1900. A refined example of tribal Afghanistan weaving, this piece reflects the Qashquli subgroup's more intricate and balanced approach to the classic Qashqai aesthetic, combining nomadic sensibilities with a heightened sense of symmetry and detail. Admirers of the craft will appreciate this Qashqai tribal rug for its crisply defined medallion composition, where tribal geometry meets a more nuanced, almost workshop-level precision. The central diamond medallion anchors the field with clarity, framed by layered geometric contours that create a strong sense of structure and visual hierarchy. The field features a rich interplay of ivory, deep navy, and warm red tones, offering both contrast and harmony. The darker surrounding field allows the central medallion and its intricate floral-geometric motifs to stand out with striking definition, while subtle secondary elements, small rosettes, angular vinery, and tribal symbols—add movement and depth throughout. A particularly compelling feature is the balance between open space and ornamentation. Unlike denser tribal weavings, this piece allows each motif to breathe, enhancing legibility and giving the composition a more refined, almost architectural quality. The borders are equally articulate, with repeating geometric and floral elements rendered in complementary tones that frame the field without overwhelming it. Guard borders introduce finer detailing, while the primary border reinforces the rug's symmetry and rhythm. This piece exemplifies the Qashquli distinction within Qashqai weaving, more deliberate, more balanced, and notably more intricate, making it both a collectible textile and a highly versatile decorative work. This antique Qashqai rug enjoys good condition for its age and origin.

This is an antique handmade rug from the early 20th century. The piece was crafted from lamb's wool on a cotton foundation and was vegetable dyed. It has a dense, soft pile, and excellent quality, to ensure that you will enjoy it for years to come

An 8x11 ode to antique Sultanabad style Persian rugs joining Rug & Kilim’s Antique and Vintage Collection. Hand knotted in wool connoting a unique European take on the celebrated style circa 1920-1930, the rug showcases exceptional craftsmanship with a keen eye for detail. The rug beams with glory in an all over floral pattern in lively hues of green and gold playing beautifully with prevailing red and beige-brown in a resplendent look. Thriving in good condition, this transitional rug is an ideal centerpiece in regal living rooms and dining rooms while still well suited to master bedrooms and similar projects.

Hand-knotted in soft, yet durable cotton, an antique Agra rug from the 1920s originating from India—now joining Rug & Kilim’s Antique & Vintage collection. Bearing an all-over geometric-floral pattern in a medallion style, the rug embraces a vibrant colorway of pink, blue, and yellow playing joyfully to culminate into subtle accents across the scale for a fine balance. The borders feature a repetitive diagonal striation relishing bright colors in alternation for a visually arresting appeal. Sized at 9’6” x 11’8”, a spotless piece in pristine condition well suited for living rooms, drawing rooms, and projects inspired by traditional Indian aesthetics—amongst the wide array of possibilities. Connoisseurs may note the rarity of this Agra’s pseudo-tribal aesthetic, capturing both regal presence and joyful nomadic vibes suited to boho-chic areas welcoming such delicious color with no stains. Further to its collectibility is a subtle lavender accent in both the medallions and the borders, playing beautifully with the golden hues and variety of stars, florals, and earring/amulet motifs for a sense of movement seldom enjoyed in such strict, grand symmetry for this large size.

Handmade in wool and originating circa 1920-1930, this 2x3 antique rug is a rare and exciting new curation in Rug & Kilim’s collection of American hooked rugs.On the Design: Admirers of the craft will note this piece is a special find among some of the most collectible rag rugs and the earliest forms of American folk art in our field—exemplary of the hooking process in the folksy, rustic charm and boho chic beauty it yields. This accent rug features geometric patterns loosely inspired by folk art and traditional rug designs, in a warm polychromatic colorway favoring beige-brown, red, green, and black tones. Keen eyes will note the informal, almost abstract quality of the pattern and rich color variation that is as astounding as the charm of the piece. This element is among the many beauties that speaks to each hooked rug as a distinct piece in the style—no two alike, yet this piece is arguably an exemplar of the more simple, comfortable gift-sized works one might find among these works of American and country charm.Condition: This antique hooked rug further enjoys an overall good condition for its age and origin, with some mild wear consistent with its age and provenance.

Hand-knotted in cotton and originating from India circa 1920-1930, this 9x12 antique Agra rug is an exciting new curation from Rug & Kilim. On the Design: Keen eyes will admire the variety of bright and vibrant jewel tones, and the fabulous texture of a thick pile that complements the playful look they lend the piece. The red field is beautifully saturated, and its medallions enjoy a notable lavender presence among the many colors matching the border. This piece’s marriage of color and comfortable, sophisticated pattern in such large size and excellent craftsmanship are all exemplary of R&K Principal Josh Nazmiyal’s personal favorite Agra carpets of this period.Condition: This antique Indian rug further enjoys good condition for its age and origin.

Rug & Kilim presents an uncommon treasure of Persian artistry, circa 1880–1920. Handwoven in wool, this antique Bidjar kilim offers a bold interpretation of the classic medallion through a versatile flatweave. A prominent geometric medallion in rich red and deep navy anchors the field, framed by stylized floral elements in a striking architectural arrangement. Crisp linework in ivory, soft blue, and muted terracotta provides a sophisticated contrast, highlighting each tribal motif. With finely articulated rosette borders and a delicate fringe, this piece marries Bidjar’s renowned structural discipline with a light, expressive elegance perfect for the most curated interiors.

This striking rug is vibrant and looks like it could have easily have been created by contemporary artists. However, this rug has thousands of years of tradition behind it. This Moroccan rug was created by a group of Berber tribes living in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. This harsh landscape has been home to the ancestors of these tries for millennia. This rug has an earthy, organic feel with gentle color shifts that many modern artists try to emulate, but they can never capture the beauty of an authentic piece.

Make your house truly feel like home with our antique Karabagh handwoven tribal rug. It's antique (circa 1920) and tribal. It’s red with wine accent colors. It’s a kilim-style rug with a Karabagh motif. All things you gravitate towards when it comes to aesthetics and design in your space. Being a 7 'x 13'6" rug of wool flatweave on a wool foundation, you can rest assured that this piece will do more than just make a visual impact and create the vibe you want. It comes from the fine Caucasian tradition of handwoven rugmaking, meaning this rug will serve you well and look terrific for years. Add that extra special personal touch today with your own antique Karabagh handwoven tribal rug.

This antique traditional rug has a distinct medallion-style field design surrounded by key eastern symbolism. The medallion field design features floral irises similar to pomegranates and chrysanthemums, accented by finely woven curvilinear motifs in the field. With pomegranate and chrysanthemum depictions symbolized plentiful bounty, fertility, and fortune, this is an interesting accent to the traditional design. Quick and easy to clean.

The rustic reddish color background and tribal design of this antique East Turkestan Khotan rug is the perfect for those who are looking for captivating rustic rugs. The city of Khotan was once a bustling cosmopolitan center along the famed Silk Road. It is located at the intersection of several major world cultures and art from this area demonstrates the intersection where East meets West.

Sarouk carpet featuring a traditional design in shades of red and blue.

Magnificent Antique Caucasian Soumak Rug, circa date: 1920. The history of antique tribal Caucasian flat handwoven Soumak area rugs reaches back beyond memory. Some of the oldest remaining fragments in this style date to the seventh century BCE. The Soumak weaving technique utilizes a thick flat weave, similar to kilim rugs but characterized by a rough back instead of being smooth on both sides. Unclipped loose ends on the reverse side provide padding, making such flat weave rugs ideal for packing onto animals including donkeys and two-humped Bactrian camels. Traditionally they were also used for bedding, sturdy bags, as well as floor covering area rugs.