Antique Art Deco Chinese Carpet
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Size:
6'0" x 8'9" - 183cm x 267cm
Origin:
Period:
C 1910
Materials:
Wool pile, cotton warp & weft
Condtion:
The carpet remains in very good condition, with a healthy pile, crisp design, and excellent color retention. Its tasteful proportions and understated elegance make it equally suitable for both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Price:
$6,800.
Item#:
17260
Notes:
This elegant Chinese Art Deco carpet, woven around 1920, is an outstanding example of the refined artistic style that emerged during the early 20th century. Crafted from luxurious Manchester wool, prized for its exceptional softness and silky luster, the carpet displays a beautifully restrained composition that reflects the sophisticated aesthetic of the Art Deco period.
The spacious camel-gold field creates a serene backdrop for delicately rendered flowering branches and a graceful floral arrangement rising from an ornamental vase. These motifs are framed by a striking sapphire-blue border accented with floral medallions, decorative baskets, and symbolic blossoms, creating a harmonious balance between simplicity and ornamentation. Soft shades of lavender, rose, plum, jade green, ivory, and deep blue provide subtle yet vibrant contrast against the warm golden field.
The exceptionally fine Manchester wool gives the pile a rich, velvety texture and luminous sheen that enhances the beauty of the colors while adding remarkable depth. The minimalist composition, generous open field, and elegant botanical motifs embody the timeless sophistication that has made Chinese Art Deco carpets highly sought after by interior designers and collectors alike.
The carpet remains in very good condition, with a healthy pile, crisp design, and excellent color retention. Its tasteful proportions and understated elegance make it equally suitable for both traditional and contemporary interiors.
A fine decorative carpet with classic Art Deco styling, luxurious materials, and enduring appeal, this piece represents one of the most desirable expressions of early 20th-century Chinese weaving.
