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A MEDALLION USHAK CARPET FRAGMENT
WEST ANATOLIA, EARLY 17TH CENTURY

Comprising almost half the same carpet as the previous lot, (large border patch filled with a part of a later medallion Ushak carpet, repaired patches, corroded browns, ends and sides slightly tattered, repaired fireplace cut, small holes
Approximately 7ft.3in. x 8ft.3in. (221cm. x 251cm.)

Warp: white wool, reddish at the ends, Z2S, slightly depressed, slightly undulating
Weft: 2 shoots red wool, Z1, first undulating, second slightly undulating
Pile: wool, Z2S, H2.9 x V3.5/cm.
Sides: on the left five and on the right four additional warps, ground-weft drawn around an additional weft thread, thereby the outermost warp of the knotted area is embraced on the left; additional greenish-blue wool shoot, Z2S, flatwoven with the additional warps Upper end: twenty-four flatwoven rows of blue wool, Z2
Lower end: four flatwoven rows of red wool, Z2, and fourteen rows of blue wool, Z2
Remarks: lazy lines, sometimes supplementary shoots
Provenance
Acquired 29 August 1941 as an "uschak" for DM500

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