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Photo: Dorotheum<br />
auktionEn | auCtions<br />
Dorotheum, Wien<br />
Breites Angebot aus Privatbesitz<br />
A broad selection of offerings from private collections<br />
Das Wiener Dorotheum veranstaltet am 2. Mai 2012<br />
s<strong>ein</strong>e dritte Auktion „Teppiche, Textilien und Tapisserien“.<br />
Das breit gefächerte Angebot reicht <strong>von</strong> persischen<br />
und türkischen Orientteppichen und Textilien,<br />
diversen Seidenteppichen, turkmenischen Erzeugnissen<br />
über außergewöhnliche Tapisserien bis hin zu seltenen<br />
chinesischen Exponaten. „Wir freuen uns diesmal beson-<br />
On 2 May 2012, Vienna’s Dorotheum will be holding<br />
its third “Rugs, Textiles and Tapestries” auction. The<br />
diverse range of offerings includes Persian and Turkish Oriental<br />
rugs and textiles, various silk rugs, Turkmen creations<br />
as well as extraordinary tapestries and rare Chinese pieces.<br />
“This time we are especially excited about fresh, high-quality<br />
submissions from private collections”, says Dorotheum rug<br />
expert Wolfgang Matschek.<br />
A Dazgiri from southwest Anatolia from 1800 is considered<br />
to be one of the most important items in the auction. This<br />
village rug with dimensions measuring approx. 269 x 152<br />
cm is in outstanding condition despite its old age; there are<br />
only a few places with age-related repiling in typical heavily<br />
oxidised brown. The appraised value is between EUR<br />
18,000 – 24,000.<br />
A northwest Persian Kelley from the mid-19th century is<br />
also b<strong>ein</strong>g put up for auction. This early Kurdish rug measuring<br />
approx. 507 x 187 cm impresses with its colours and is<br />
– like many antique rugs from the region – made from wool<br />
of outstanding quality. The blend of floral-stylised pattern<br />
elements is also especially appealing. The piece is in good<br />
condition with acceptable signs of aging and wear. The side<br />
edges were re-trimmed, the lower edge is slightly reduced,<br />
and the upper edge is only barely preserved. There are no<br />
noteworthy signs of repairs. Appraised price: EUR 20,000<br />
– 24,000.<br />
A China Velvet, a silk wall hanging from the Qing Dynasty<br />
(18th century), is also worthy of mention. The approx.<br />
240 x 130 cm piece is made from four sections with omitted<br />
pile, whereby the various colours of the pattern’s wefts<br />
– some with gold wire – produce a design featuring climbing<br />
lotus flowers, bats and various meandering stripes. The<br />
wall hanging has very little damage; the pile is in excellent<br />
Als <strong>ein</strong>es der wichtigsten Lose der Auktion wird<br />
dieser Dazgiri aus Südwestanatolien <strong>von</strong> 1800 gesehen.<br />
A Dazgiri from southwest Anatolia from 1800 is considered<br />
to be one of the most important items in the auction<br />
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