| Stock number | 25035 |
| Size | 2 ft 9 in x 17 ft (0.84 m x 5.18 m) |
| Origin | American USA |
| Age | Circa 1930 |
| Style | American Hooked |
| Materials | Wool & Cotton |
| Construction | Hooked |
| Colors | Multicolor Jewel Tones |
| Pattern | Geometric |
Hallway Runner Rugs (2.09ft x 17ft), Circa Date: 1930s. This exceptional example of American textile craft dates to the 1930s, a period when domestic rug hooking flourished as both a practical necessity and a folk art form. The loop pile construction gives the surface a dense, resilient texture typical of high-quality antique rugs. The design is a striking geometric arrangement featuring rows of tightly packed, concentric octagons. These shapes evoke the natural beauty of polished agate or geode slices, rendered in a sophisticated palette. The interplay of deep blues, moss greens, and muted reds creates a dynamic visual field, placing this piece among the finest multicolor jewel tone rugs of its era. The inherent charm of the hooked technique lies in its resourceful use of varied fabric scraps, resulting in subtle variations in hue and texture within each geometric cell.