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Ivory Beige Cream White 1930s American Hooked Wool Antique Geometric Rug

$3,000.00

Rug sizes: 2 ft 5 in x 4 ft 7 in (0.74 m x 1.40 m)
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Ivory Beige Cream White 1930s American Hooked Wool Antique Geometric Rug, Circa Date: 1930s. This exceptional piece exemplifies the charm and tactile quality inherent in American Hooked Rug traditions, showcasing a dense, looped pile that provides rich texture. The central field is dominated by a neutral hue, setting a sophisticated foundation.

The subtle background palette, defined by ivory Beige Cream White color rugs, allows the vibrant, fragmented border to truly command attention. This border features a striking mosaic of earth tones, deep burgundies, soft pinks, and muted greens, outlined sharply in black to enhance the overall stained-glass effect.

Reflecting the modernist sensibilities of the 1930s, the design relies heavily on geometric rugs principles. The irregular, tessellated shapes creating the border and the central medallion strip suggest a playful yet structured approach to abstraction, moving away from traditional European or Oriental motifs.

Whether utilized as a striking accent piece in a hallway or placed centrally in a small entryway, this rug functions perfectly among small scatter size rugs sized (2.05ft x 4.07ft). It remains a highly collectible example of early 20th-century textile art, representing the broader category of antique rugs prized for their unique provenance and enduring style.

Condition: Good.

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