A Khorasan carpet, Northeast Persia, circa 1880

VAT reduced rateUK: Greenford Park Warehouse

Lot closes

November 12, 04:09 PM GMT

Estimate

20,000 - 30,000 GBP

Starting Bid

20,000 GBP

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Lot Details

Description

approximately 494 by 376cm.

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