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The practical book of oriental rugs (1920)

Lewis, G. Griffin (George Griffin), b. 1865 · Philadelphia & London, J.B. Lippincott company · leaf 304

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CK & MAGEB COMPANY, FHELADELFHIA An elaborate rendition of this well-known class of Feisianrugs. A medallion or central figure of unusual magnificence sur-rounded by an elaborate vine or floral pattern natura^y claims firstattention. Tlje eye will linger longer, however, over the… … THE PERSIAN CLASSIFICATION number horizontally eigM to twelve; making fromeighty to two hundred sixteen to the square inch. Waep.—^Always cotton. Woof.—Always cotton, sometimes dyed. Nap.—Eather coarse but durable wool, whichis generally clipped short. SmBS.—^Nearly always overcast, seldom…

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