20TH CENTURY MODERN

London
United Kingdom

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Specialising in distinctive 20th century rugs, carpets and kilims. By appointment only. +447591 574100 - Gianinna Delpino +447976 826218 - Aaron Nejad

A Set of Hand Painted Silk Panels

This intriguing set of painted panels on satin silk have a signature, which unfortunately I…
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Fine Kurdish Wool Blanket

This lovely piece is an example of 20th century Kurdish weaving which appears to have gone…
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Fine Kente Cloth

Woven on a handloom in Ghana this striking Kente cloth is composed of myriad brightly…
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Mid-Century French Tapestry

Entitled 'Oiseaux' and designed by Monique Brix, this modernist tapestry was hand-woven in…
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Fine Shahsavan Jajim

Jajims were woven by the Shahsavan tribal weavers for domestic use, mainly for storage and…
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Wedding Cape, Handira

Finely woven primarily in shades of white and ivory, and enhanced by rows of floating tassels…
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Kente Cloth

Woven by the Ashanti tribes people of Ghana, this is a lovely kente cloth woven in cotton.…
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Vintage Moroccan Kilim

Woven in silk and cotton with lovely subtle colours, this pretty kilim is beautifully made.…
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Art Deco Scandinavian Wool Pile Rug

Beautifully made with soft fleecy wool, this sweet little hand-knotted rug would add a dash…
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Scandinavian Wool Pile Rug

This compelling Swedish pile rug is dated to 1939. The iconography is interesting. The…
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Mid-Century Swedish Wool Kilim

Another wool kilim designed by Ingegerd Silow. Once again we see simple geometric forms that…
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Fine Kuba Kilim

This immaculate Caucasian kilim was woven in the Kuba district of the Eastern Caucasus in the…
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Vintage Tulu Rug

All wool Tulu rug, probably originally used as a blanket, with great graphics. Ideal for…
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'Hearts' Carpet Designed by Vivienne Westwood

This iconic design, designed by the late Vivienne Westwood, was originally exclusively…
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