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Click here to subscribeA Kaysari carpet, approximately 358x256cm Condition Report: Some wear overall. Wear reveals underlying weft to areas of central field and borders. Some surface dirt, could benefit from cleaning. Longest edges are in tidy condition overall with just some small sections of wear. Fringing is short at both ends and has some wear, fraying and small losses. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
A Kashan rug, approximately 197 x 136cm Condition Report: Some wear overall. Pale knot heads poke through pile in places. Some patches of additional wear to central field. Binding of longest edges with some wear, undulation and small losses. Fringing at both ends is lacking, leaving behind some loose threads. Strips of later fabric have been applied to undersides of all sides to help secure. Thread is stitching is visible to the front of the carpet where they have been appliedSome losses and fraying to corners. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
A wool hand knotted Persian carpet from the city of Kashan, Classical floral medallion design, 400 x 300cm. CONDITION REPORT Recently professionally cleaned. Age-related wear. Please note that this lot is not suitable for our in-house postage service. We would recommend booking a collection slot for this lot or contacting Mailboxes Etc for postage of this lot, their details can be found on www.adampartridge.co.uk/services/postage-shipping/
A Kasak carpet, the central panel set with repeating geometric design on a red and cream ground with tarantula style motifs within a stepped blue, mint green and red border approx. 234 cm x 167 cm CONDITION REPORTS Appears to have been a tear / repair at the top edge on a vertical line down. General wear and tear conducive with age and use. See images for more details.
A Persian carpet, the central panel set with two medallions on a red, blue and cream ground with tarantula style motifs within a stepped red, blue and cream stylized floral decorated border approx. 163 cm x 186 cm together with a Persian carpet, the central panel set with two floral decorated medallions on blue and brown ground within a stepped blue and brown geometric designed border approx. 175 cm x 94 cm and a further Bokhara type rug, the central panel in red and blue colours within a stepped red and blue geometric patterned border approx. 114 cm x 183 cm
An Afshar rug, the central panel set with repeating hook motifs on a brown ground within a stepped brown, orange and blue geometric pattern border approx. 163 cm x 101 cm CONDITION REPORTS Has some wear to the carpet in various places and has a repair on one of the edges. Several areas of wear to the main body. Discolouration, etc. General wear and tear conducive with age and use. See images for more details.
Marni, for The Rug Company, a modern carpet, the brown ground with floral decoration, approximately 272 x 358cmCondition Report: Minor wear overall. Some surface dirt. Minor undulation and wear to edges. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Jonathan Saunders, for the Rug Company, a modern carpet, with orange and green herringbone field within a corresponding monochrome border, with labels to one corner, approximately 365 x 276cm Condition Report: Some minor wear overall. Some minor fraying to edges. Some surface dirt. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Alexander Mikhailovich Kurkin (Russian, B. 1916) "The Frog Princess -- The Brothers Shooting Arrows" Signed lower edge. Original Painted lacquered plate. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting originally appeared on the MIPS Mint Stamp for the Marshall Islands "The Frog Princess" stamp issue of April 28, 2002. One of the most popular fairy tales depicted in the Russian Palekh style of painting is The Frog Princess. The story begins when Prince Ivan and his two brothers must find a bride by shooting an arrow into the air. His brothers arrows are returned by love ladies, but Ivan's arrow is returned by an enchanted frog. The king orders each bride to sew him a shirt, bake him a loaf of bread, and dance for him. Ivan despairs because his "frog princess" cannot possibly accomplish these tasks. But each night the frog casts off its skin and turns into a beautiful maiden, winning the king's favor -- afterwards she turns back into a frog. One night, Ivan destroys the frog's skin, hoping that the princess; will never become a frog again. As a result, she is forced to leave Ivan forever. Years later he finds a hut in which an old woman lives who shows him how to get the princess back. Ivan and the princess are reunited and fly off together on a magic carpet. Diameter: 9.5 in. (B06860)
Alexander Mikhailovich Kurkin (Russian, B. 1916) "The Frog Princess -- First Brother Finds Wife" Signed lower edge. Original Painted lacquered plate. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting originally appeared on the MIPS Mint Stamp for the Marshall Islands "The Frog Princess" stamp issue of April 28, 2002. One of the most popular fairy tales depicted in the Russian Palekh style of painting is The Frog Princess. The story begins when Prince Ivan and his two brothers must find a bride by shooting an arrow into the air. His brothers arrows are returned by love ladies, but Ivan's arrow is returned by an enchanted frog. The king orders each bride to sew him a shirt, bake him a loaf of bread, and dance for him. Ivan despairs because his "frog princess" cannot possibly accomplish these tasks. But each night the frog casts off its skin and turns into a beautiful maiden, winning the king's favor -- afterwards she turns back into a frog. One night, Ivan destroys the frog's skin, hoping that the princess; will never become a frog again. As a result, she is forced to leave Ivan forever. Years later he finds a hut in which an old woman lives who shows him how to get the princess back. Ivan and the princess are reunited and fly off together on a magic carpet. Diameter: 9.5 in. (B06861)
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