Antique Afghan Baluch Kilim Rug c. Late 19th Century 2’7 x 4’8 mid-century vase Its durability and timeless beauty

Its durability and timeless beauty ensure that it will be cherished for generations

Its abrash and irregularities speak to its handwoven origins and to the passage of time—qualities highly valued by collectors and admirers of early tribal rugs

Ideal for collectors or as a distinctive decorative piece

the pedestal retains a rich visual appeal

This exquisite Louis XVI style bergere chair

Antique Afghan Baluch Kilim Rug c. Late 19th Century 2’7 x 4’8 mid-century vase Its durability and timeless beautyThis striking antique Afghan kilim was handwoven in the late 19th century by tribal weavers in northern Afghanistan, likely of Turkmen or Baluch origin. The rugs composition alternates tightly patterned horizontal bands with dramatic ikat style stripes, each rendered in a powerful palette of madder red, walnut brown, black, and ivory. Intricate geometric motifs and tribal symbols repeat across the surface with the measured rhythm of a well practiced