Although badly mutilated,this mat was offered by the Belgian dealer vasudara for a moderate price and was duly snapped up.
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1-Vasudara |
Other known examples include:
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2-Rippon Boswell 58-103 |
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3-Sotheby`s 5.4.2006-104 |
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4-Auktionshaus Dr.Hüll 30.10.09-59 |
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5-ARTS Capri Motel 2010 |
The design is just slightly more common on carpets.
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6-E.Herrmann ATT 3-74 |
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7-Sandra Whitman-Hali 110-149 |
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8-Christies 4.10.11-151 |
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9-Battilossi,Köln Nr.58 |
The above was also published by Michael Franses in Hali 124.He published a further example in the Orientations Magazine:
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10-Orientations 5-04-82 |
And finally there are two circular carpets with this design:
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11-Beijing Palace Museum Catalogue 252 |
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12-Christie`s,published Hali 126-129 |
More discussions can be found in the Köln catalogue,"Glanz Der Himmelssöhne"nr 58,and in Hali 125-130.
The reversing arrow motif makes an early appearance in Konya 6,one of the smaller seljuk fragments,and can be often found,as Tom Cole pointed out,in 19th century Baluch carpet borders.
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13-Konya 6 |
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14-Köln 58 |
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