Scatter Rugs | United States

A Sample of our current Scatter Rug Inventory

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15695

Persian Isphahan, 4-6x6-7, circa 1910. Great example of an early Isphahan with a very tight weave and wonderful colors.

15654

This is an early Caucasian Eagle Kazak from around 1890. It is 4x8-2. Striking rug, great colors!

15511

This is an early Persian Heriz known as a Serapi. It is 4-6x6-6, circa 1900. Very unusual to find small Serapi rugs.

15510

Circa1910, 3-7x4-7, This Persian Karaja rug features an intricate geometric design in teal blue and ivory. The border complements the central field with a series of geometric and floral elements in the traditional Herati motif on rust background. blue and ivory. The border complements the central field with a series of geometric and floral elements in the traditional Herati motif on rust background.

15488

This is an early Persian Heriz known as a Serapi. It is 4-8x6, circa 1890. Very unusual to find small Serapi rugs,

15473

Circa 1900, 3-1x4-4, This Caucasian Perpedil rug, originating from the Kuba region of the Caucasus, has a classic rams horn motif on a navy-blue field. The rams horn motif, often stylized in various geometric forms, is a symbol of strength. The main border is flanked by several smaller guard borders, each with its own set of geometric patterns.

15442

Circa 1910, 3-6x4, This Persian Karaja rug features an intricate geometric design in teal blue and ivory. The border complements the central field with a series of geometric and floral elements in the traditional Herati motif on rust background.

15155

A very extraordinary Persian Malayer with a motif reminiscent to a Persian Serapi. The ivory medallion and ivory border makes this rug very cheerful. Circa 1910. Measures 4x7

15154

Caucasian Kazak. circa 1900, an early typical three medallion Kazak with a very primitive an open design. Measures 5x7

14837

A beautiful Persian Sarouk, circa 1915, 3-4x5. This Navy field Sarouk has a floral pattern that is not busy like most Sarouks.

14810

6x8 Sewan Kazak from the Caucasus. The classic Sewan pattern is the arrow-headed ended cruciform medallion with the characteristic green background. The border is the typical serrated leaf and rosette motif. This rug is also referred to as a Shield Kazak. It is circa 1890.

14481

Persian Lilyhan, 3-7x4-7, circa 1915. This rug is very beautiful with its simple floral pattern on a navy field. The wool feels like silk.

14286

Early north west Persian rug with a tribal motif. The ivory border makes it quite a decorative rug.
4-2x5-10

14232

Antique Persian Sarouk, Very unusual square rug with an all-Over Design on rare ivory field.
3-9x4

14216

This is a Caucasian Shirvan rug with all-over boteh motif on a navy field. It is circa 1900 and is a scatter size of 4 feet by 5 feet 8 inches.

13010

Persian Malayer, 4-3x6-2,
ca. 1910, great rug, lots of character

11296

Cute Persian Heriz,
3-2x3-10, ca. 1915,
coral background

13000

4-7x6-4 ca. 1900 Very fine Persian Fereghan from the Malayer district

15518

Circa 1910, 4x8-9, This Mahal rug features an all-over lattice pattern with floral motifs in soft colors of rust, blue, yellow, and ivory. The intricate border showcases geometric designs and a rich combination of earthy tones.

15449

Circa 1900, 3-8x6-1, This Caucasian Karagashli rug features a striking design with three large diamond-shaped medallions running down the center, each filled with intricate geometric patterns. The background is a deep navy blue, highlighted by intricate motifs in white, green, and light blue. The borders are densely packed with zigzag and floral patterns, framed by a series of smaller, detailed bands. The combination of bold colors and detailed patterns showcases the traditional craftsmanship and distinctive style of Karagashli rugs.