Antique Timuri Baluch Rug, Western Afghanistan, c. 19th Century – 2’11 x 5’1 vintage vase This exquisite antique champlevé urn

This exquisite antique champlevé urn exemplifies early 20th-century Japanese craftsmanship

featuring an elaborate chateau nestled amidst lush landscapes

This runner was likely woven by nomadic or village artisans in Southeast Persia

Its refined symmetry and bold contrast make it as suitable for wall display as it is for floor use in a quiet reading nook or personal sanctuary

While this mirror is a testament to the enduring design of classic Hitchcock furniture

Antique Timuri Baluch Rug, Western Afghanistan, c. 19th Century – 2’11 x 5’1 vintage vase This exquisite antique champlevé urnThis deeply atmospheric Timuri Baluch rug, woven in the 19th century in the borderlands of western Afghanistan, embodies the brooding beauty for which Timuri weavings are so highly regarded. The field is filled with a repeating Herati like pattern rendered in rich tones of cochineal red and midnight blue, punctuated with ivory details that shimmer against the darker ground. The classic snowflake border is distinctively Timuri, encasing the composition