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Vintage and antique rugs add warmth and create an atmosphere in almost any setting. We offer rentals for film & tv, editorials, art installations and special events like performances and weddings. Find the perfect accent for your next special event or project.

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SELECTED NEW ARRIVALS

A few of our newest pieces. Check out all of our New Arrivals

A richly patterned all-over Heriz with a dense field of stylized floral motifs arranged in horizontal bands, creating a continuous surface without a central medallion. Compared to more classical, sharply angular Heriz designs, the drawing here is softer and more whimsical, with rounded forms and a lively, almost textile-like flow.

All Over Heriz Rug - 8'7 x 10'11

$4,500.00

A soft and atmospheric mid-century Chinese rug, distinguished by its pale pink field and beautifully balanced border of celadon and layered blues. The open interior shows a subtle shadow-pattern of scrolling vines, giving the rug quiet depth and movement. Stylized blossoms and stepped fretwork corners frame the composition with a refined, modern clarity.

Rooted in traditional Peking design yet updated for mid-century tastes, this piece offers a serene, versatile palette ideal for contemporary interio

Mid-century Chinese Rug - 7’11 x 9’10

$2,200.00

A powerful and beautifully balanced antique Serapi woven at the height of the tradition in the late 19th century. A spacious lattice is filled with large-scale, angular floral and leaf forms and set on a desirable ivory ground. The drawing is confident and architectural, with generous spacing that gives the design clarity and presence.The palette is classic and softly aged, combining brick red, terracotta, indigo, and blue-green tones against the warm ivory ground. The colors retain depth while showing the

Antique Ivory Serapi Rug - 7'10 x 10'7

$12,500.00

Graphic Log Cabin Quilt - 4’6 x 5’5

$1,250.00

This exceptional quilt draws from the Mennonite tradition of bold geometric design. The classic LeMoyne Star, an eight-pointed star pattern introduced in America in the 19th century, is repeated and shaded to create a striking tumbling-block illusion across the entire field. The piecing demonstrates remarkable precision, with diamonds crisply aligned to build a rhythm of cubes and stars that shift depending on the viewer’s eye.

Mennonite Lemoyne Star Quilt - 6'5 x 6’5

$950.00

This exceptional African American workwear quilt is constructed from a rich assemblage of early 20th-century utilitarian textiles, including striped and checked shirtings, plaids, chambrays, and heavier work fabrics. Pieced from worn garments and household cloth, the composition reflects a resourceful and deeply personal approach to textile reuse, where material scarcity gave rise to striking visual complexity.

Early 20th Century African American Work Wear Quilt - 5'5 x 6'9

$1,250.00

A commanding Palestinian thobe from the Ramallah–al-Bireh region of the Central Highlands, distinguished by its saturated red embroidery, dense surface coverage, and highly structured geometric composition set against a dark ground.

The embroidery is executed entirely in cross-stitch, forming tightly organized grids of stepped squares, lozenges, and subdivided diamonds across the skirt, sleeves, and shoulders. A deep triangular yoke anchors the chest, beneath which three square motifs are arranged horizont

Pre 1967 Palestinian Thobe - 4'4 x 4'4

$950.00

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Late 19th Century Afshar Rug - 4'3 x 5'7

A beautifully composed Afshar rug featuring a classic allover boteh field, each sprouting motif rendered with crisp definition against a deep indigo (almost black) ground. The botehs are arranged in tightly organized rows, creating a shimmering, textile-within-textile effect that rewards close looking. Subtle shifts in dye tone animate the surface, giving the field a sense of depth and movement.

Framing the boteh lattice is a vibrant, floral border system of spiraling blossoms, stylized palmettes, and angular vinework characteristic of Afshar workshops in the Kerman region. The palette is wonderfully saturated, with rich madder reds, soft yellows, and striking sky-blue accents that illuminate the darker field. The drawing throughout is confident and refined, signaling the hand of a skilled tribal weaver working within a well-developed design tradition.

The rug retains its original charm and immediacy, combining tribal spontaneity with Persian workshop finesse. Its scale makes it ideal for hanging or for anchoring a small space, while its condition and color clarity underscore it as a collectible example of late-19th-century Afshar weaving.

A beautifully composed Afshar rug featuring a classic allover boteh field, each sprouting motif rendered with crisp definition against a deep indigo (almost black) ground. The botehs are arranged in tightly organized rows, creating a shimmering, textile-within-textile effect that rewards close looking. Subtle shifts in dye tone animate the surface, giving the field a sense of depth and movement.

Framing the boteh lattice is a vibrant, floral border system of spiraling blossoms, stylized palmettes, and angu

$2,500.00

This serape was handwoven in central Mexico during the middle of the 20th century.

A luminous Texcoco serape distinguished by its saturated indigo field and a well articulated central diamond medallion. The stepped, labyrinthine geometry—woven in crisp natural white and deep black creates a powerful visual anchor, while the serrated motifs and butterfly-like accents along the border add nice rhythmic movement.

"Texcoco" Serape - 4'4 x 6'3

$750.00

Saltillo serapes are typically celebrated for their explosive color and serrated diamonds, yet this example embodies a far rarer aesthetic restraint. Its monochrome palette highlights the quality of the hand-spun wool and gives the textile a modern presence that feels at home in both historical collections and contemporary interiors.

The graphic language here anticipates the design vocabulary that would later define Mexican modernism. The patterning resonates especially with the iconic Mexico City Olympic

Black and White Saltillo Serape - 3'8 x 6'8

$1,250.00

This Navajo rug was handwoven in the southwest United States during the 2nd quarter of the 20th century.

A beautifully balanced small-format Navajo weaving, showcasing bold symmetrical motifs rendered in a ground of hand-spun, natural wool tones. Graphic stepped forms float against soft variegated browns, mirror one another on each side of a classic banded center that is accentuated by warm red accents.

Small Navajo Rug - 2'5 x 2'5

$650.00

This compelling Asafo flag presents a figural scene centered on a male figure marked by a tall yellow European-style top hat, a potent symbol of authority, prestige, and colonial-era power within Asafo visual culture. Rendered in hand-cut appliqué on an aged cotton ground, the figure stands in a calm, frontal pose, the exaggerated hat serving as the primary indicator of status and gender rather than naturalistic anatomy.

Worn Asafo Flag - 3'10 x 4'1

$450.00

This dynamic Asafo flag depicts two male figures advancing in unison, each holding a rifle, their synchronized movement emphasizing discipline, coordination, and collective strength. Rendered in hand-cut appliqué on a softly aged cotton ground, the scene draws directly on Asafo traditions of martial symbolism and civic defense.

Worn Asafo Flag - 2'9 x 4'11

$450.00 Sold out

DEAL OF THE MONTH

Wharf Scene American Hooked Rug (framed) $350

This charming vintage hooked rug captures the spirit of coastal folk art with humor and warmth. Four figures stand along a wharf, their backs turned as they watch the harbor. Each is rendered in bold blocks of color and outlined in black for a graphic, almost cartoon-like effect.

Worked in traditional hand-hooked technique and professionally mounted in a black frame with double matting (cream with a red accent), this piece is ready to hang as a conversation starter.