Langton, Mary Beach · New York : D. Appleton and Company · leaf 106
re, with longer pilethan the antiques, and may be consid-ered an excellent rug of the cheaperquality of Persians. It is well suitedto living-rooms, and the coarser onesfor summer homes and offices. Thedifference in texture is accounted forby the number of knots to the squareinch. While antiques… … FERAGHANLoaned by Mr. Joseph F. Langton, St. Paul, Minn, Persian Rugs edge is overcast in black, and the ends,one with narrow selvage and the otherwith a short fringe. They come in all sizes, from three Sizeby five to eight by twenty feet, withmany carpet sizes. The name Iran is often given to…
Rugs, Oriental
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