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Hi, This is the second of the two rugs I purchased last weekend. Sharafi & Co. and RugPro kindly identified the brown rug as probably being Indian in a Sarouk pattern. This one is rather dirty but seems sound, although most of whatever fringe it had is gone. The size is about 42" X 60". Any help much appreciated. Bruce cuzinbruce attached the following image(s):
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This appears to be a Persian Sarouk ca. 1955. It is blue, which is more rare, although by the time the 50's rolled around they knew this and made a few more because of this. Appears to be a good rug for the type and age. Cleaned up it will have solid value relative to other rugs of similar age that are not high knot density workshop pieces.
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Nice rug, agree with Rugpro First Floor, unit 9 1 Chandos Road London NW10 6NF UK www.sharafiandco.com
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Once again, thank you RugPro and Sharafi & Co. Your assistance is much appreciated. I liked it when I saw it and the seller gave me a deal on the two rugs, this and the brown one I hoped was silk, (posted a week ago).
Bruce
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