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Northeast Persian Balouch rug (ref. 6931), ca. 1900, in a subtle colour scheme. 164 x 84 cm / 5’5”x 2’9”

SOLD

We are having to close at 2 pm today, 14 June.

Apologies for any inconvenience

For the duration of the Wilton House Fair our gallery will be closed. Open again as usual from Tuesday, 12 March.

Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.

We will be exhibiting at the Wilton House Antiques Fair from 8 to 10 March. You can find us at Stand C3 in the Cloisters and Stand E7 in the Old Riding School.

For a ticket, please contact us at info@leggecarpets.com 

This year’s CADA Fair at Blenheim Palace is taking place earlier than in previous years. It will open its doors on Thursday, 21 February, and run through to Sunday, 24 February. As usual, we will exhibit at Stand 8 in the Colonnades. Among the highlights of this year’s exhibits are a Caucasian prayer rug on a white ground, a magnificent early Uzbek Suzani and a highly decorative late 16th century Flemish tapestry panel.

Our gallery will be closed for the duration of the fair. For a ticket admitting two, please contact the gallery on info@leggecarpets.com

We will be travelling in India, so the gallery will be closed from 24 January to 9 February. You can send us an e-mail on info@leggecarpets.com and we will respond as and when we can.

We will be back at HQ from Monday, 11 February. Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.

We will be closed on 8 and 9 January 2019 for a short buying trip. Back at HQ from Thursday, 10 January

We wish all our friends and customers a Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year! May the best for all beings happen.

(English needlework, signed and dated: Mary Parker Fecit 1763)

We will have a PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE in our gallery with reductions of up to 35% across our range of decorative antique and contemporary carpets and textiles, plus an eclectic selection of other beautiful objects such as bead jewellery and Bagan lacquer from Myanmar. Starting Saturday, 24 November, and ending Saturday, 22 December 2018.

Mince pies and fruit included, plus, as usual, a friendly reception.

Simple is beautiful: Japanese Tansu and  a Meiji bronze vase under a Tibetan Tsuktruk