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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 354

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of ivory, blueor red. Dyes.—Generally good except in some of themodern pieces. 200 MAHAL RUG BY COUBTEST OF HASSWICE tc MAQEE COHPANT, FHHADEURBIA An excellent example of this class of rugs known under the gen-eral term of Mahal—^Persian for Made to Order. The coloringis exceptionally good and the… … THE PERSIAN CLASSIFICATION Designs.—There is always a medallion. Flow-ers freely iatrodueed. Often queer-shaped floralfigures. Sizes.—Three to five by five to twenty feet.Usually oblong. Pbices.—$2.50 to $6.00 per square foot. Eemaeks.—Sometimes called the ModernIspahan. THE EXAMPLES ILLUSTRATED…

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