A Very Large & Fine Persian Kirmen Carpet c.1920-40

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A Very Large & Fine Persian Kirmen Carpet c.1920-40Origin: Persia Style: Kirmen Provenance: Ex Rare Carpets Gallery, Kings Road, London Date: c. 1920 40 Length: 216. 5 18ft 1 Width: 144. 5 12ft 2 Of very large country house proportions the super quality Kirmen hand woven carpet of wonderful intricacy with a typically busy central field of repeating leaves and palmettes, to a madder red ground with beautiful tones of powder blues, ambers and greens, the whole with a royal blue border and surviving from

The Wright family were landowners and owners of Longstone Hall

consisting of four smaller rows graduating to three deeper rows each with grooved borders

Sir Count de Beon in the station at Birrfeld near Brugg

Depth: 26 inches

with some heavier wear to the right centre of the plaque

milk and other liquids which might now be kept in bottles

Reputed to have been found in the ruined portion of Malmesbury Abbey

’ The amount shown on the original receipt provided of £1

the whole being nicely weathered and surviving from late nineteenth century Italy

the treacle coloured oak carcass with a moulded edged top and the original turned ebony handles sits on shortened bracket feet

this work proves to be an interesting and attractive picture and a rather unusual one at that

The first would have bore an extract of the Iris family or Iridaceae