A 'LOTTO' RUG PROBABLY USHAK, WEST ANATOLIA, EARLY 17TH CENTURY
A 'LOTTO' RUG
PROBABLY USHAK, WEST ANATOLIA, EARLY 17TH CENTURY
Of 'Kilim' field design, light uneven areas of wear, corroded black, scattered restorations, selvages partially rebound, kilim ends original
5ft.8in. x 4ft. (177cm. x 123cm.)
Provenance
Count Wolfgang IV of Oettingen-Wallerstein (1629–1708), Imperial Grand Ambassador of Emperor Leopold I to the Sultan Mustafa II, thence by descent
Purchased directly from the descendants of the family by the present owner, in the early 2000’s
A 'LOTTO' RUG
PROBABLY USHAK, WEST ANATOLIA, EARLY 17TH CENTURY
Of 'Kilim' field design, light uneven areas of wear, corroded black, scattered restorations, selvages partially rebound, kilim ends original
5ft.8in. x 4ft. (177cm. x 123cm.)
Provenance
Count Wolfgang IV of Oettingen-Wallerstein (1629–1708), Imperial Grand Ambassador of Emperor Leopold I to the Sultan Mustafa II, thence by descent
Purchased directly from the descendants of the family by the present owner, in the early 2000’s