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Oval Wool Floral Medallion Antique Ivory Beige Cream White 1880s Hand Knotted Pile Rug

$23,400.00

Rug sizes: 9 ft 6 in x 14 ft 9 in (2.90 m x 4.50 m)
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Oval Wool Floral Medallion Antique Ivory Beige Cream White 1880s Hand Knotted Pile Rug, Circa Date: 1880s. This exceptional hand-knotted wool pile rug, likely of French origin or inspiration, presents a delicate palette typical of the late 19th-century neoclassical revival. The design centers around a prominent floral medallion, framed by elegant, sweeping cartouches and subtle classical elements within its unique oval silhouette.

The sophisticated field is dominated by shades of ivory beige cream, providing a luminous backdrop that maximizes the impact of the design. Accents of soft rose, muted blue, and oxidized gold are strategically placed within the secondary motifs, lending depth and a gentle warmth to the overall composition of this oval masterpiece.

The actual form of this piece is a graceful, elongated oval, a shape often favored for use beneath specific furniture arrangements or within grand salons. Its substantial dimensions classify it among the most sought-after room size rugs, demanding a setting commensurate with its historical elegance and scale.

Dating precisely to the 1880s, this oval piece is a testament to the enduring quality of fine European weaving during the Belle Époque. Such carefully preserved examples of late 19th-century textiles are increasingly rare, representing a significant acquisition for collectors of exceptional antique rugs and historical decorative arts.

Condition: Good.

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