Hawley, W. A. (Walter Augustus), 1863-1920 · New York, Dodd, Mead · leaf 476
nd in the United States; and as about ninety per cent of therugs belong to the other four groups, they alone will be consideredin detail. Leaving out of consideration, then, the Chinese andIndian rugs, it should be remembered: (a) That, as a rule, rugs from Persia have floral patterns; and rugs… … Plate 63. XVIII Century Chinese Rug HOW TO DISTINGUISH RUGS 283 (c) That fields covered with designs of octagonal or diamond shape belong to rugs of the Central Asian group. (d) That about two thirds of the Persian group have cotton warp; and the remaining third, as well as the Asia Minorand almost…
Rugs, Oriental
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