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Saturday 28. May 2022 at 3 p.m.

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Herrmann AT&T 5
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- 1
- Munich-Emmetten
- 45 x 32 cm
- 1995
- 700 - 900
HERRMANN, EBERHART, Asiatische Teppich- und Textilkunst 5. Munich / Emmetten 1995 - Blue case containing 108 large-format colour plates and 108 accompanying descriptions as well as 5 diagrams drawn on transparent foils. Low volume private print, published without a flyleaf providing bibliographic details and without a preface. Very rare. - As new.
Herrmann - 10 exhibition catalogues
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- 2
- Munich
- 31 x 22 cm
- 1978 - 1988
- 450 - 550
HERRMANN, EBERHART, Von Lotto bis Tekke. Seltene Orientteppiche aus vier Jahrhunderten. Munich 1978 (hardcover edition) *** Von Uschak bis Yarkand. Seltene Orientteppiche II. Munich 1979 *** Von Konya bis Kokand. Seltene Orientteppiche III. Munich 1980 *** Seltene Orientteppiche IV. Munich 1982 *** Seltene Orientteppiche V. Munich 1983 *** Seltene Orientteppiche VI. Munich 1984 *** Seltene Orientteppiche VII. Munich 1985 *** Seltene Orientteppiche VIII. Munich 1986 *** Seltene Orientteppiche IX. Munich 1987 *** Seltene Orientteppiche X. Munich 1988. - Torn spine in SOT I, the condition of all other books is as new.
Herrmann - 5 exhibition catalogues
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- 3
- Munich
- 31 x 22 cm
- 1989 - 1993
- 250 - 300
HERRMANN, EBERHART, Asiatische Teppich- und Textilkunst 1. Munich 1989 *** Asiatische Teppich- und Textilkunst 2. Munich 1990 *** Asiatische Teppich- und Textilkunst 3. Munich 1991 *** Asiatische Teppich- und Textilkunst 4. Munich 1992 *** Kaukasische Teppichkunst im 19. Jahrhundert. Ein Bilderbuch. Munich 1993. - As new.
Ertuğ - Turkish Carpets
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- 4
- Istanbul
- 37,5 x 26,5 cm
- 1996
- 125 - 175
ERTUĞ, AHMET (ed.), Turkish Carpets from the 13th-18th centuries. Includes essays by Dr Nazan Ölçer, Dr Volkmar Enderlein, Dr Ferenc Bátari and Dr John Mills. Istanbul 1996 - The publication documents the eponymous exhibition held at the Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts, Istanbul. Large-format colour plates illustrate 163 historic carpets. Linen cover with gilt embossing, presented in a slipcase. – As new.
Ertuğ - Anatolian Carpets
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- 5
- Bern
- 47 x 38 cm
- 1999
- 400 - 500
ERTUĞ, AHMET (publ.), Anatolian Carpets. Masterpieces From The Museum Of Turkish And Islamic Arts Istanbul. Bern 1999. - Two volumes presented in a slipcase bound in red cloth. Vol. I - Text: Dr Nazan Ölçer & Professor Walter Denny; technical analysis: Nils Rüters; photography and coordination: Ahmet Ertuğ. Vol. II - 140 large-format plates providing illustrations of the carpets. - Very good condition.
Kazak Long Rug
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- 6
- South West Caucasus
- 304 x 100 cm
- second half 19th century
- 3,500 - 4,200
This red-ground long rug features a repeat of five slender offset trees decorated with hooked diamonds and serrated palmettes. The white-ground border contains hexagons in varying colours aligned in a row. The published examples of this rare Kazak group are virtually indistinguishable and probably originate from the same location, although as yet this has not been identified. Features that differ from other Kazaks are the wealth of brilliant and diverse colours as well as the border ornamentation, which would be more typical of Saliani or Chajli rugs. They are assumed to be Armenian weavings. – Good condition, only minor repairs. The selvedges have been repaired on both sides.

Literature:
RIPPON BOSWELL, A 43, 18 November 1995, lot 103; A 60, 17 May 2003, lot 150
Moghan
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- 7
- South East Caucasus
- 279 x 106 cm
- late 19th century
- 2,600 - 3,400
An antique Moghan featuring a two-row Memling gül design and a white-ground border of hooked diamonds and pairs of triangles. - Replaced sides, somewhat reduced ends, otherwise well preserved.

Literature:
RIPPON BOSWELL, A 94, 17 November 2018, lot 217
Sumakh
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- 8
- South Caucasus, Karabagh
- 206 x 166 cm
- second half 19th century
- 2,200 - 2,600
A red-ground three-medallion sumakh with a main border of star-shaped blossoms bearing four diagonal arms ending in buds. This well-known border design is frequently seen in Caucasian pile rugs of different provenances, but it is rare in sumakhs. – Signs of age and wear, a number of rewoven areas, the corroded dark brown sections have largely been restored.
Kazak Long Rug
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- 9
- South West Caucasus
- 249 x 112 cm
- second half 19th century
- 3,000 - 3,800
The field of this rare Kazak is divided into five rectangles separated by a continuous surrounding border. Alternately green and red, the rectangles contain a central hooked diamond enclosing a large cross, surrounded by decorative designs and four animals in the corners. The diamonds decorated with diagonal arms in the main border resemble crabs or spiders. – Original selvedges, repiled lower right corner and finish. Somewhat reduced upper finish, a number of repiled areas in the field.

Literature:
RIPPON BOSWELL, A 79, 26 November 2011, lot 188
Dazkiri
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- 10
- South West Anatolia
- 160 x 131 cm
- second half 19th century
- 3,500 - 4,500
The small-format double-niche rugs made in Dazkiri continue the design tradition of a specific group of “Transylvanian” rugs, picking up on their composition and ornamentation. However, they differ in terms of their palette of high-contrast colours. In this finely woven Dazkiri, the intense red of the field was probably achieved by a cochineal dye. – Slight signs of age and wear, heavily corroded brown, minor repairs to the original selvedges, good condition.